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44290	A few miserable babies more or less for a sacrifice, what does it signify?
44290	Am I to go with you?
44290	And follow me?
44290	And he?
44290	And now, have I not performed a princely part myself?
44290	And she? 44290 And what land pleases you best?"
44290	And you have not cursed me, as a priest have not cursed me, because I was good to you when a boy? 44290 Are you not able to talk?"
44290	Are you sure that we ought not to have turned into some other conduit?
44290	Before what god have you vowed?
44290	Believe more? 44290 Ben Yusef?
44290	But how came you in? 44290 But how goes the cloth?"
44290	But tell me, O king, to which of the gods shall a Greek traveller in a Phoenician bireme commend his journey? 44290 But that is your agreement with the governor, is it not, on condition of his allowing you to retire from the city without the show of force?"
44290	But was your hand not suspected?
44290	But what brings Eliezar here?
44290	But what have we here?
44290	But what mean the sudden shouting and singing?
44290	But what of Zillah?
44290	But where?
44290	But why do you talk so much of Egbalus, dear Hiram?
44290	But will they all be done in time? 44290 But,"asked Marduk,"how dare so many Jews leave their homes to come hither in such times as these?
44290	Can not some venture be made to- night to secure the jewels? 44290 Could you not return alone?"
44290	Do any people believe as you-- as we-- do, dear Hiram?
44290	Do you hold to your resolution, my lady?
44290	Does Baal let you use his beams at your will?
44290	Does Malachi hold closely with Ezra and Nehemiah?
44290	Does she curse her father?
44290	For what?
44290	Giscala? 44290 Grandson of Eliashib?
44290	Have I not found out that our religion is all a lie? 44290 Have you noted,"interrupted Marduk,"how the power of the Jews is growing?
44290	Have you seen Hiram, Baal- Hiram, since-- the sacrifice?
44290	Have you watched it all day?
44290	Have you, then, as the priests say, lost all faith in the gods?
44290	He really lives?
44290	He was drowned when the boat sank?
44290	How can I prevent it? 44290 How could we have mistaken it?"
44290	How now? 44290 How?
44290	I will help you to a soft place in the Samaritan''s palace, and to the soft arms of the fair Nicaso: and you will help me-- if I want you to?
44290	I-- I knew you when a child, did I not? 44290 I?
44290	If,said Layah,"I have not persuaded you to the deed, tell me now, before the gods, have I sought to dissuade you?"
44290	Is Manasseh comely, well built, strong; or a sleek priest that dare not draw a knife but on a bullock?
44290	Is blessed of Baal?
44290	Is there no sacrifice I could offer? 44290 Liberty?
44290	Marduk, a Phoenician merchant? 44290 Marduk, have I kept my covenant with you?"
44290	May I have my reward, then, from the hand of my mistress?
44290	Seen her? 44290 Shall I bring the drink?"
44290	Shall I sing to you?
44290	Tall, with shaved head, and eyes full of subtle wisdom?
44290	Tell me,asked Hiram,"does your God teach you to do such things as you and your father''s house have done to me, a stranger?
44290	The angels came to Abraham''s tent hungry and thirsty; why should not one come to us as a sick and wounded man?
44290	The hour?
44290	The king?
44290	To hide them in some cave, or bury them in some wood? 44290 Told the council?
44290	Was I?
44290	Was not the northern country of Syria large enough for the sale of your merchandise?
44290	Were they timely? 44290 What argument can they advance for such harsh measures?"
44290	What do I hear?
44290	What is it, comrade?
44290	What is the price of wine in Susa?
44290	What is your message to me by the mark of the circle?
44290	What now, O blind guide?
44290	What now? 44290 What were they doing here in the Jews''land?"
44290	What''s the matter now?
44290	Where am I?
44290	Where am I?
44290	Whither, O king?
44290	Who can take it without your consent, Ahimelek? 44290 Who goes here?"
44290	Who goes there?
44290	Who is above the governor in rank?
44290	Who knows what form angels take?
44290	Who?
44290	Why have any adviser, then?
44290	Why not be both?
44290	Why not for me, if for you?
44290	Why not now? 44290 Why not seem to verify the high priest''s interpretation of your assent?
44290	Why not? 44290 Why not?
44290	Why not? 44290 Why not?"
44290	Why not?
44290	Why not?
44290	Why not?
44290	Will you deal with me truly?
44290	Would you not like me to help you? 44290 Would you rob a father of his only child?"
44290	You are going to Jerusalem, then, sir merchant?
44290	You can see her?
44290	You doubt it, then?
44290	You have seen my daughter?
44290	You refer, doubtless, to the alleged translation of King Hiram?
44290	You said, Make an alliance? 44290 After a long pause he asked:Did not the angel let you in by the south gate?
44290	And did not our God, at my prayer, give back your breath, that the hot air had burned out of you?
44290	And the number of pieces?"
44290	And why should it not be accomplished?"
44290	And you priests, see you not she has robbed you?
44290	And you will not curse me?"
44290	Are you mad?
44290	Besides, did not the Lord give your life into my keeping when he bade me look the moment you fell into the crater?
44290	But Hiram had not believed in Astarte; why should she?
44290	But do you have the heart of the maiden?
44290	But for whom?
44290	But have you read the proclamation, Goliab?
44290	But how can that be if we shut our light in the stone lantern of our own notions and customs?"
44290	But surely there is some One who is the mystery of existence; and does He not demand sacrifices?
44290	But to whom does it express it?
44290	But who are you, my son?"
44290	But who told you of the miracle at Tyre?"
44290	But you sent for me?"
44290	But, good Marduk, tell me how you would do it?"
44290	CHAPTER V. Was it the night darkness that, by its contrast with his bright dream of Zillah, awoke Hiram?
44290	Can I do more?"
44290	Could he bribe any of these bigots to confer with Captain Hanno?
44290	Could n''t you see it, or smell it, or feel it?
44290	Could the king maintain himself against them?
44290	Diamonds that were once in the crown of Kassandane, the blind queen of Cyrus the Great?
44290	Did consistency require it of him?
44290	Did he not give me daring to go down into its very fires, and strength to carry you out?
44290	Did not Moses marry the daughter of the priest of Midian, and Boaz marry the Moabitish Ruth?
44290	Did you hear what young Ezmunazer, Prince of Sidon, is having carved on the coffin they are making for him?
44290	Do you know the flavor of mummy skin, Marduk?"
44290	Do you not regret having promised to be my queen?"
44290	Do you remember, Zillah, the stories we used to invent as children with Layah''s help?
44290	Does Hanno know of dangers that I am ignorant of?"
44290	Does any other woman than this one hold your vow?
44290	Does her father live?
44290	Egbalus resumed:"Whither went the spirit of Hiram?
44290	Eh?
44290	Eh?
44290	For what could she live in Tyre but to grace the pride of Rubaal, insolent as he was insignificant?
44290	For what?
44290	Had King Hiram vanished into the mystery of Baal?
44290	Had Moloch stirred up the gates of hell to join in pursuit of him?
44290	Had he mistaken his men?
44290	Had he passed through the gloom of Sheol into some brighter realm of life?
44290	Hanno thought a moment, and replied:"Ahimelek, is Rubaal king yet?
44290	Has your majesty forgotten that you appointed me grand treasurer?
44290	Have n''t I appointed you for life to be my other self?
44290	Have you no written formula, and do you never measure out the proportions?"
44290	He gathered up his whole soul in a loving thought of her, and laid it-- where?
44290	He knew Hanno''s loyalty; but why should the noble fellow make so much of telling it?
44290	He prayed; to whom?
44290	He queried with himself, what would it signify if he resented, even fought against, this monstrous cruelty?
44290	He thought,"And may there not be gods in spite of my doubts?
44290	He will live again, will he not?"
44290	How could Phoenicia regain the supremacy?
44290	How did they know that he did not need them?
44290	How do I do it?
44290	How say you, Trypho?"
44290	I wonder that you do not make an alliance with them, and reap in their harvest, my Lord Sanballat?"
44290	If he could pass them, how could he procure a ship?
44290	If the living cherish the memory of the dead, do the dead have no interest in the living?
44290	In the Jews''land?"
44290	Indeed, have you ever seen her?
44290	Is Jehovah become a god of cruelty to drive out the helpless women and children, because their blood is not like thine?"
44290	Is everybody mad?"
44290	Is he a man?
44290	Is he not Hanno, the priest?"
44290	Is he not a god?"
44290	Is it possible?"
44290	Is she thy betrothed, and thine alone?
44290	Is the_ Dolphin_ manned?
44290	Know you what I have done this very day?
44290	Malachi was looking one night at a lamp flame very intently, and I asked:"''What part of the flame is the most beautiful?''
44290	May I take the liberty of cautioning you, my king?"
44290	No?
44290	Ointments and perfumes of the newest fashion in Athens?
44290	On which side should he cast his vote?
44290	One of them was clothed in a long black robe-- Could he mistake that figure?
44290	Or did he flinch now at the fatal instant?
44290	Or should he seek the coast of the Great Sea, and cross to Greece?
44290	Or some Egyptian, like the priest''s daughter your mighty Moses picked up?
44290	Pearls from the lands beyond the Euphrates?
44290	Said I not so-- that the heart of the king would be so led by Baal that he himself would consent?
44290	Seen her?
44290	Shall I give the drink?"
44290	Shall we give these steersmen a lesson?"
44290	She went to Hiram?"
44290	Should he go across the desert to Damascus?
44290	Should he not submit to the inevitable with outward grace, if not with the grace of a submissive spirit?
44290	Should he risk this?
44290	Silks from Damascus, dyed in the purple of Tyre?
44290	Some Jewish maiden?
44290	The jewels are safe?"
44290	The scar?
44290	Then what?
44290	They have slaves there, have they not?
44290	To one of these isles had his spirit floated?
44290	Was he already dead?
44290	Was he demented?
44290	Was he so absorbed in communion with his god that he had become oblivious to what was outward?
44290	Was it an omen?
44290	Was it designed?
44290	Was it in flight?
44290	Was not the victim''s prayer yet completed?
44290	Was there no communication for him from Zillah?
44290	What are gems and beasts to the god who is offended with men?
44290	What are the babes which poverty gives because it can not feed them, when kings have insulted the majesty of Heaven?
44290	What are those men pushing with their poles?
44290	What else was there to trust on earth or in the sky?
44290	What if he died by his own hand, or by the blows of his captors?
44290	What if the priests then cut him into ten thousand pieces?
44290	What is the news of your country by the sea?
44290	What more would you have?
44290	What nest is he putting his beak into now?"
44290	What news from the mouth of Sheol, for the brimstone on your garments tells you have been there?"
44290	What say you?"
44290	What was the miracle?"
44290	What will you have?
44290	What would he not give to know the future?
44290	When would the sacrifice be accomplished?
44290	Whither, when, with a few more turns, like those of the hunted fox, he shall have thrown the Baal- hounds off the scent?
44290	Whither?
44290	Who knows but they will take it for a temple, and move in themselves?"
44290	Who would think that this"--drawing a few marks on the rock--"meant my love for you?
44290	Why care for what you do not believe in?"
44290	Why did he not come?
44290	Why does the Greek outstrip us?
44290	Why is he stronger?
44290	Why is he wiser?
44290	Why may not I be with you?
44290	Why not be a Theseus to his people, and slay the Minotaur in the person of its most devilish representative?
44290	Why not start a harem of beauties, as Solomon did?
44290	Why not?
44290	Why not?"
44290	Why not?"
44290	Why, they were going to offer up some prince or other-- or was it a priest, Ephraim?
44290	Wife means more than queen, does it not?"
44290	Will Rubaal get and keep the crown, think you?"
44290	Will you be my prime- minister, Hanno?"
44290	With husky, hesitating speech, looking against the blank wall, as if questioning himself rather than his visitor, he stammered out:"And Zillah?
44290	Would not his flight from death blot his honorable memory in subsequent generations?
44290	Would the god have more?
44290	Would the great king curse him for refusing to become a sacrifice to Baal for the welfare of Tyre?
44290	Would the king oppose it?
44290	You know that story the priests tell about the discovery of the art of dyeing?
44290	You know the plot?
44290	You remember I showed you the hole in the floor of the cave through which the stuff flowed?
44290	You used to call yourself the queen, and imagine all sorts of things you did without-- without me; for I was always the king, was I not?"
44290	You will not hate your father when you grow to be a queen, will you?
44290	Your life is mine, and must I not guard it as I would my own life?
44290	and has he given his child into thy keeping?
44290	can you see the gods?"
44290	have I influenced you to this decision?
44290	he was worthy of the god''s feast even without being roasted-- eh, Marduk?
44290	or had he been pointed out, and were they cutting off his escape?
44290	robbed Melkarth?
44290	robbed Tyre?"
44290	robbed the king?
44290	since thou hast had a princely offering?
44290	tell me, truly, have I led you?"
44290	to Neptune, or to your Cabeiri?"
44290	to deck out Sanballat''s daughter for her wedding?"
44290	to the court at Susa, and throw himself beneath the protecting shadow of the Great King?
44290	to the plains of Babylon?
44290	to the solitude of the Sinaitic mountains?
44290	what is it?"
44290	what means this?
36715	Ah, you do n''t answer,_ shee_?
36715	Am I to blame?
36715	And am I obliged to give you a_ report_ whether my wife has come or not? 36715 And how does he behave toward the boy?"
36715	And if I am not, what will you do? 36715 And that?"
36715	And what was it Yekl called that?
36715	And you really do n''t care for Fanny?
36715	And you, Jake, can not do without''these things,''can you? 36715 Any bad news?"
36715	Are there no other Christians than_ fighters_ in America?
36715	Are you crazy or drunk? 36715 Are you going out of my house or not?"
36715	Are you_ sure_?
36715	But do you think she will take money?
36715	But how are you going to get rid of her? 36715 But that_ lada_ has also worked in the same shop with him, has n''t she?"
36715	But vy do n''t you treat, you stingy loafer you?
36715	But what is the_ use_? 36715 But what shall I do?"
36715	But what will you say to_ baseball_? 36715 But,_ anyhull_, what is the_ used_ crying?"
36715	Ca n''t you say_ veenda_?
36715	Ca n''t you see?
36715	Come, give ush a tvisht, vill you?
36715	Did I ever tell you I was a_ tzingle man_?
36715	Do n''t you believe me? 36715 Do n''t you like it?
36715	Do you mean to say the_ fighters_ are not_ ejecate_? 36715 Do you mean to tell me that a moujik understands how to_ fight_?
36715	Do you really think he will like it?
36715	Do you think my_ kshpenshesh_ are larger now?
36715	Does she eat you?
36715	Dot monkey?
36715	Dot slob again? 36715 Ha?"
36715	Half of the letter I have read, have I not? 36715 He does look like a_ regely_ Yankee, does n''t he?"
36715	How are you going to_ fix_ it? 36715 How are you?
36715	How did you guess? 36715 How do you know he did not?
36715	How do you know?
36715	How do_ I_ know?
36715	How else shall I swear?
36715	How hard can you hit?
36715	How long was father ill?
36715	How should she be? 36715 How then could she have bewitched him, the witch that she is?
36715	How then? 36715 Hoy much vill you bet she will refushe shaw?"
36715	I ai n''t get ekshitet at ull; but vot''sh de used a makin''monkey beesnesh?
36715	I guess you know vere I''m livin'', don''ch you? 36715 I hate retail beesnesh, shee?
36715	I have already told you that the_ dvosh_ of the_ court_ is already_ fikshed_, have n''t I?
36715	I have paid you, have n''t I?
36715	I wonder who tells her all these fibs?
36715	Is anybody dead? 36715 Is dot so?
36715	Is it true?
36715	Is that the way a seamstress dresses in America?
36715	Is this better?
36715	Is this what they call love?
36715	Is what true? 36715 It should be three hundred and sixty- five, but then for the twenty- five dollars you owe me I may as well light a mourner''s candle,_ ain''it_?"
36715	It was she who told you that, was it?
36715	Mamie Fein? 36715 Nor for Beckie?"
36715	Not even if your father came to you from the other world-- if he came to you in a dream, I mean-- and told you to drop me?
36715	Oh, but why did you not tell me all this long ago?
36715	On a burned straw?
36715	Once I am_ treating_, both_ ladas_ must be_ treated_ alike,_ ain''it_?
36715	Or maybe there is some death in the family?
36715	Outside?
36715	Say, ai n''t you goin''to dance to- night, really?
36715	See how well he speaks English?
36715	Seventy? 36715 Shall I take it off, then?
36715	Shay, Mamie, give dot feller a tvisht, vill you?
36715	So kvick?
36715	So you don''vonted?
36715	Something about Jake?
36715	This is as good as a marriage certificate, do you understand?
36715	Treat? 36715 Vell, vill you treat, Jake?"
36715	Vill you dansh mit dot feller?
36715	Vill you go by Joe to- night?
36715	Vill you treat?
36715	Vill you? 36715 Vo-- vo-- vot_ you_ keeck aboyt?"
36715	Vot d''I care vot she t''inks? 36715 Vot elsh you vant?
36715	Vot should I give you?
36715	Vot you kickin''aboyt, anyhoy?
36715	Vot you vant, a kish?
36715	Vot''s de madder?
36715	Vot''sh a madder? 36715 Was he an old man?"
36715	Was she born here?
36715	What did I mean? 36715 What do I do to her?"
36715	What do you say? 36715 What does a_ chicken_ know about these things?"
36715	What does it mean? 36715 What does it mean?"
36715	What does_ she_ want of me?
36715	What else shall I write?
36715	What is a_ rawnd_, Dzake?
36715	What is it they call this?
36715	What is it?
36715	What is the matter? 36715 What is the_ differentz_?
36715	What is there to be laughing at? 36715 What is to be done?
36715	What makes you laugh, Joey?
36715	What shall I tell you? 36715 What should be the matter?
36715	What then?
36715	Where else-- to the theatre?
36715	Who asked you to come? 36715 Who is making fun?"
36715	Who says I care for a danshin''-shchool girl?
36715	Who says you do? 36715 Who, me?
36715	Who? 36715 Why do n''t you look for the educated ones?"
36715	Why should you apologize?
36715	Why, did Jake tell you she had?
36715	Why, do n''t you know? 36715 Why, do they meet and kiss?"
36715	Why, do you think I sha''n''t go to Joe''s, nor to the theatre, nor anywhere any more? 36715 Will she have a choice then?
36715	Will the crying help you? 36715 Will you shut your scurvy mouth, little piece of ugliness, you?
36715	Witnesses, hear ye what this young woman says? 36715 Yes, but what did you mean by what you said first?"
36715	Yes; why?
36715	You are jealous, ai n''t you?
36715	You cull dot kvick?
36715	You don''vanted? 36715 You mean they send him to prison?"
36715	You must be hungry?
36715	You must tink you are a peach of a dancer, ain''it? 36715 You t''ink indeed I''m''frait?
36715	You von''t come by Joe no more?
36715	You want Mr. Bernstein to leave you, too, do you? 36715 You want him badly, do n''t you?"
36715	You will not let yourself be talked away from me?
36715	You''r''afraid of her? 36715 You''sh afraid I vouldn''t pay you, Mamie?"
36715	_ A danshin''-shchool_ girl?
36715	_ All right_,Mamie resumed, with a dubious smile;"but why do n''t you go to Fanny, or Beckie, or Beilké the"Black Cat"?
36715	_ An you didn''vanted?_Jake asked, joyfully.
36715	_ But_ they might kill each other in that way,_ ai n''t it_, Jake?
36715	_ Dinner?_[9] And what if one becomes fatter?
36715	_ Is dot sho?_Jake retorted, somewhat nonplussed.
36715	_ Me?_ May I not be able to get away from this spot. 36715 _ Never min''_ what I do with my money,"he said;"I do n''t steal it from you, do I?
36715	_ Say_, Dzake,the presser broke in,"John Sullivan is_ tzampion_ no longer, is he?"
36715	_ Say_, will you stop talking nonsense?
36715	_ Shay_, Mr. Bernstein, how about your_ shadchen_? 36715 _ Vell_, are you_ shatichfied_ now?"
36715	_ Vell_, what do you want now?
36715	_ Vot''s de madder_, Jake? 36715 _ Vot''s der madder?_ What should be the_ madder_?
36715	_ Vot''s der madder?_ What should be the_ madder_? 36715 _''F cou''se_, you do n''t know me, how should you?
36715	_''F cush!_"Ach, but, after all, why did you not tell me you liked me before she came?
36715	''F cuss it depend mit vot kin''a mout''you vill hask, you''destan''?"
36715	A peench?"
36715	A vife mus''n''t be skinned like a strange lady, see?"
36715	Alla right?"
36715	Am I in your way then?
36715	And giving vent to her tears, she added,"Do you think my heart is no heart?"
36715	And what would Mamie say?
36715	Are you afraid to tell me?"
36715	Are you_ sure_ she will take a divorce?"
36715	Bernstein?"
36715	But can it be that he is doomed for life?
36715	But tell me the truth, did you not guess I had money?
36715	But vere can I findsh you?"
36715	But vy didn''you say you vas married from de sta''t, an''dot you vant money to send for dem?"
36715	But what a---- do_ I_ care?
36715	But who does not?
36715	But would she take it, if you had?"
36715	Can it be that she does not care for him any longer?
36715	Can it be that you still distrust me?"
36715	Come, Mr. Podkovnik, why should you get_ ektzited_?"
36715	Did I lure you from her, then?
36715	Did I say I did?
36715	Do n''t you always say you like to_ dansh_ with me_ becush_ I am a good_ dansher_?"
36715	Do they go about with their own hair?"
36715	Do you deserve it,_ monkey you_?"
36715	Do you see what I am doing for you?
36715	Do you think I am a_ fool_?
36715	Do you think a stylish girl would make you a better wife?
36715	Do you understand what I say?"
36715	Do you understand?"
36715	Dost thou understand?"
36715	Gone?"
36715	Have I no eyes, then?
36715	He listened to her with a broad grin, and when she paused he burst out:"Mamielé, you know what?
36715	He was immediately noticed and became the target for hellos, smiles, winks, and all manner of pleasantry:"Vot you stand like dot?
36715	He_ will_ not forget her-- But what is the Italian playing on that organ, anyhow?
36715	Here one is to- day in New York and to- morrow in Chicago; do you understand?
36715	How could he?
36715	How is mother?"
36715	How, then, would you have it?
36715	How, then, would you have it?
36715	I am sure she would take it; she would have to, for what would she gain if she did not?"
36715	I like to shpeak plain, shee?
36715	I was in America while you were hauling away at the bellows in Povodye; do you know it?"
36715	I''ll shee you-- vere can I shee you?"
36715	If you do n''t obey me this time, dare not cross my threshold any more, do you hear?"
36715	In the first place, who knows what that girl-- Jennie, Fannie, Shmennie, Yomtzedemennie-- whatever you may call her-- is after?"
36715	Instead of_ spending_ your money on fights, dancing, and things like that, would it not be better if you paid it to a teacher?"
36715	Is it my_ business_, then?
36715	Is there nobody else in the house?"
36715	Is there really nobody about?"
36715	It don''cut a figger, shee?"
36715	It is all over with the world, is n''t it?
36715	Jake felt routed; but he put a bold face on it and broke out with studied resentment:"Vot you kickin''aboyt, anyhoy?
36715	Joe must tink if you ask me I''ll get scared, ai n''t it?
36715	Joey, hoy you like de borshtch?
36715	Like here, in New York, where the Jews are a_ lot_ of_ greenhornsh_ and can not speak a word of English?
36715	Lord of the world, what is to be done?
36715	May not one ask?"
36715	Maybe you are making fun of me?
36715	Moreover, how will he look people in the face in view of the lie he has been acting?
36715	Not much, ay?"
36715	On more than one such occasion he had on the tip of his tongue the seemingly jocular question,"How do you know I am not married already?"
36715	Podkovnik?"
36715	Podkovnik?"
36715	Podkovnik?"
36715	Quick to catch Mrs. Kavarsky''s hint, the rabbi''s wife took her aside and asked eagerly:"Why, has she got a suitor?"
36715	Sam, you ought ashamed you''selv; vy don''tz you treat you''lada?"
36715	Say, Dzake, I''ll take care dis site an''you take care dot site-- ull right?"
36715	She''s your vife, ain''it?
36715	So kvick you forget?
36715	Tell me, now, do you ever comb yourself?
36715	That you are a pretty young woman?
36715	The faces of some of these bore a wondering martyrlike expression, as who should say,"What have we done to be knocked about in this manner?"
36715	The way it is in Russia, where a Jew is afraid to stand within four ells of a Christian?"
36715	To darken the life of a husband?
36715	Vell, who is de getzke, me or you?
36715	Vill you come?
36715	Vot vill you give me?"
36715	Vot you take me for?
36715	Vot''sh a madder?"
36715	Vy should I be jealous?"
36715	What are they good for, the hussies?
36715	What are you afraid of?
36715	What business have I to be in your way?
36715	What do they mean by it, anyhow?
36715	What do_ I care_?
36715	What does she take him for?
36715	What does she want of me?"
36715	What is he going to say to her?
36715	What is it you are snivelling about?
36715	What is the good of my life without you?
36715	What is the use of your asking my advice?"
36715	What punishment is due to me, then, if I can not stand a_ shnooza_ like her?
36715	What say you, rabbi?
36715	What should I have meant?
36715	What should it mean?
36715	What will become of me and Yosselé now?"
36715	What?
36715	When?
36715	Where am I?"
36715	Where do you eat your_ varimess_?
36715	Who is in your way?"
36715	Who told her about_ danshin''_ girls?"
36715	Whoever takes notice of such trifles?
36715	Why should I?"
36715	Why should you just come to me?"
36715	Why, are you not a pretty young woman?"
36715	Why?"
36715	Will you call a_ politzman_?
36715	Would she not be sorry to have him disappear?
36715	You have had a quarrel?
36715	You know the story of Jacob and Leah, as it stands written in the Holy Five Books, do n''t you?
36715	You took de foinitsha by a custom peddler, ain''it?
36715	You von''t go back on me, vill you?"
36715	You vont to loin dantz?"
36715	You would have got a match like that in Povodye, would you?
36715	_ FALSE COIN OR TRUE?_ 12mo.
36715	_ Hoy much vill you bet?_""_ Rats!_ A married man, a papa go to a dancing school!
36715	_ Nu, sir!_""What, then, is the matter with him?
36715	_ Vell_, do you appreciate it at least?
36715	_ Vell_, what of it?
36715	_ Vell_, you could make out figures, could n''t you?
36715	_ Vot do I care?_ As if I_ cared_!
36715	and then burst out:"Do you know what_ I_ have to tell you?
36715	or"You a detectiff?"
36715	or"You vont a job?"
36715	or, again,"Is it hot anawff for you?"
36715	that you are a blockhead?
36715	vot''s de madder mitch_ you_?
34617	''And do you really think that I could forget you?'' 34617 ''I know that the young man is here,''said Wollmann;''will you give him up now?''
34617	''Poor thing,''said Lea,''ought we to send her away?'' 34617 A good way off; what are we to do there?"
34617	Aaron, will you come with me to the ice? 34617 And He over there?"
34617	And Rachel?
34617	And do you think that possible?
34617	And how do you know?
34617	And if we had not been so?
34617	And leave her alone, when she is ill?
34617	And were you successful?
34617	And what have I done to deserve such a punishment?
34617	And why do you want to know?
34617	And you love her still?
34617	Are you not going to the rabbi?
34617	Are you really surprised? 34617 But oh, is a wife like other property, as I have always thought?
34617	But shall we see any pretty girls there? 34617 But what''s the matter?...
34617	Can I give her up? 34617 Can I help you?"
34617	Can you take me to Barnow?
34617	Can_ you_ say that--_you_? 34617 Could there have been a greater than she?
34617	Did I ever give you leave?...
34617	Did you ever hear such nonsense?... 34617 Did you hear anything?"
34617	Did-- you-- listen?
34617	Do n''t you hear me? 34617 Do n''t you remember?
34617	Do you ask if she is to be there?
34617	Do you know who it is?
34617	Do you know,says Frau Emilie, the highly educated lady from Lemberg,"do you know what this story reminds me of?
34617	Does seeing the girl really destroy the pleasurable memories of your boyhood?
34617	Even your guardian angel, little Rachel?
34617	Has he no children?
34617	Has no one heard anything more about Esther?
34617	Have you a doctor?
34617	Have you a headache, ma''am?
34617	He turned me out of the house,returned Adolf calmly;"but what of that?
34617	How can you ask?
34617	How should we know?
34617	I only wish to know one thing,he went on, standing in front of her--"the Christian writes that you love him.... Is it not a lie?...
34617	I,he said,"what have_ I_ to do with love?
34617	Is it reasonable to suppose that any one would invite all the ugly girls in Barnow and leave out the most beautiful? 34617 Is n''t the name engraved upon the stone?"
34617	It is dreadful, is it not, Ludmilla?
34617	Lea, are you ill?
34617	Must I go?
34617	Must she die?
34617	Not till then?
34617	Now what do you think of it all?
34617	Now, then,he continued,"do n''t move from there till I allow you-- do you understand?
34617	Of course-- why not?
34617	Oh, I should think nothing of the work, but he has a sister living with him, and he is an old man; but what is the good of talking about it?
34617	Oh, why? 34617 Shall we divide you between us?
34617	She called you to visit her on her deathbed then?
34617	She is dead?
34617	Silly child,he said with a smile;"who could have painted it?"
34617	That would n''t do at all, for they would hang me for murder, and who would take care of you then? 34617 Then you would rather not marry him?"
34617	To Barnow?
34617	To whom?
34617	Was she a sinner?
34617	Was the crime really so terrible?
34617	We shall be glad to take you-- shall we not, Karl?
34617	Well, well,he said thoughtfully,"it is almost incredible....""What?"
34617	What are you doing there?
34617	What do I think of it?
34617	What do you wish, Ludmilla?
34617	What if I believe you?
34617	What reason have I to be happy? 34617 What will the community say?"
34617	What''s that to you? 34617 What, was it Rachel?"
34617	What? 34617 What?
34617	What?
34617	When are we women ever consulted as to what we should like?
34617	When shall we arrive at Sadagóra?
34617	Where is the nearest telegraph- office?
34617	Who are you?... 34617 Who can it be?"
34617	Who told you?
34617	Who?
34617	Why did he persecute us so vehemently? 34617 Why did n''t you touch your cap to me, you rascal?"
34617	Why do you ask?
34617	Why is n''t it there?
34617	Why not? 34617 Why should I make him angry?"
34617	Why,she cried,"why, rabbi?"
34617	Why? 34617 Why?"
34617	Will you not bless the child?
34617	Yes,she answered,"I am very happy-- and you?"
34617	You mean for the child?
34617	You remember those old days? 34617 You''ll remain here now that you''ve come back, wo n''t you?"
34617	You''re afraid of the horse, are you?
34617	You-- you do n''t dance?
34617	''And then-- can I buy my own happiness at the expense of my parents''sorrow?--as our people would regard it-- shame?
34617	''And you came here often?''
34617	''Are n''t you?
34617	''Could you forget me?''
34617	''Did you know that I was coming?
34617	''Do you remember it?''
34617	''Esther,''I said,''are n''t you afraid of the judgement of God?''
34617	''If it were not true,''he thought,''why should the woman have given herself up?''
34617	''It''s only me,''I said;''are you ill?''
34617	''The child is having a nice sort of education,''I said in conclusion,''and if this kind of thing goes on, who knows what the end of it will be?''
34617	''Where?''
34617	''Why are you forcing your daughter to marry against her will?''
34617	''You will come?''
34617	***** What had the wonder- working rabbi ordained?
34617	--''A thunder- storm is n''t a judgement of God,''answered the conceited little thing.--''Well, then, what do you call the lightning?''
34617	--''How can that be?''
34617	--''To whom did you say?''
34617	A liar and a go- between, am I?...
34617	Am I stupid?
34617	And besides that, what good would it do me?
34617	And for whom, if you please-- for whom?"
34617	And had you forgotten me?"
34617	And has that will ever been consulted?...
34617	And now I ask you what is to be done?
34617	And then again, how was I to find him among the four thousand students who attended the university classes?
34617	And then resuming his indifferent manner:"What has become of the little girl?
34617	And what could her father have taught her in addition to this?
34617	And what did the people of Barnow say?
34617	And what good does it do you, after all, to act thus?
34617	And who will be damned for it?
34617	And why did they call the child a"child of atonement"?
34617	And why was this, and this alone, denied him?
34617	Are you more just than the great Reb Grolce, the wonder- working rabbi of Sadagóra, who has ordained it so?"
34617	Are you not mine, body and soul?
34617	At length Moses asked:"And what do you want with the child?"
34617	Because we crucified_ Him_?
34617	Besides that, would greater knowledge make her a better or happier woman?
34617	Brother, will you allow me to show your child the light and life for which her whole nature thirsts?"
34617	But come, come--""Where?"
34617	But tell me-- can you see a way out of all this misery?''
34617	But that was not the cause of the sadness of her expression, for what did Lea know of poverty?
34617	But was he really happy?
34617	But what did that matter?
34617	But what does it matter to you?"
34617	But what of that?
34617	But who knows how far pious zeal might not have led these fanatics?
34617	But who was it?"
34617	But why touch unnecessarily on such deep subjects?
34617	But you do n''t know his story, do you?...
34617	But"--he interrupted himself, and then continued, almost shyly--"_do_ you believe in God?"
34617	But-- what of that?
34617	But-- you understand-- only if he has n''t forgotten me....""Oh,"I exclaimed, boldly and enthusiastically,"who could forget you?"
34617	Can I be going mad?...
34617	Can peace with God, a resurrection of the soul after the death of the body, entrance to heaven, have anything to do with the eating of a mollusk?
34617	Can you guess who it is?"
34617	Chane, the Christian lies?..."
34617	Could any sin be greater?
34617	Could the great Creator have made food for one man which another dare not eat?
34617	Did he know the punishment he was bringing upon himself by continuing in his sin?
34617	Did he recognize what had now befallen him as a judgment of God?
34617	Did n''t she tell you about it?"
34617	Did n''t you hear of it?
34617	Did you hear that she was?"
34617	Do n''t you?"
34617	Do you know to whom you are speaking, I ask?
34617	Does he fear that to- day of all days the ghosts of the past will come forth to meet him from every corner of the well- lighted room?
34617	For what other reason could induce a Jewish boy to go to a Christian school?
34617	Frau Emilie will show you a calling- card, and answer as follows:"How can one associate with such a person?
34617	Frau Kasimira continues:"Very well; where did I leave off?
34617	Had He no longer ears to hear, or arms to help?
34617	Happy enough-- why were they not quite happy?
34617	Has anything worse happened?"
34617	Has she not a will like every other human being?
34617	Has she not spread her hands out to Thee above the lights in my house, with the image of the Christian in her heart?
34617	Has there been transmitted some instinct engendered by mistrust?
34617	Have I not often been face to face with death before?
34617	Have you ever heard me tell a lie?
34617	Have you heard of him lately?"
34617	He never rose above the basis of all investigation-- doubt; and his favorite expression was,"Who knows the truth?"
34617	How could it be otherwise?
34617	How could the poor father ever have guessed that she would do such a horrible thing?
34617	How is it possible to love one who is dead-- and what is love?..."
34617	How, then, could the daily sight of the graves have saddened her?...
34617	I ask all mothers-- had Miriam Goldstein any cause for tears?
34617	I asked.--''A discharge of atmospheric electricity,''was her reply.--''Aren''t you afraid of the lightning, then?''
34617	I ca n''t believe it, though-- can you?"
34617	I have not, therefore, lived either a happy or a good life; but judge, Moses, I entreat of you, whether it shows either folly or sin?"
34617	I looked at the man smilingly, as though he were an old friend, and at the same time put my hand in my pocket...."Well-- who is it?"
34617	I suppose that you never heard any one speak of the old man''s daughter, beautiful Esther Freudenthal, when you were there?
34617	If he were so, why did he often look gloomy, and why did Rosele weep as if her heart would break, when she was sure that no one could see her?
34617	Is Esterka Regina to be one of the guests?"
34617	Is Judaism, then, so sensitive a plant that it should wither by mere contact?
34617	Is anything wrong?"
34617	Is it Thy will that this wickedness should go on for the rest of our lives?
34617	Is it Thy will, O God?"
34617	Is it_ really_ you?...
34617	Is not God all- just?
34617	Is not the commandment,''Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor''s wife,''as binding upon you as upon me?"
34617	Is poverty such a cheering thing?
34617	Is she no more than any other chattel, such as an ornament or a house?
34617	Is this true?"
34617	It was not until the silence had lasted a long time that I asked,"Did you go to Hirsch Welt?"
34617	Look at her card-- why has she not had it printed in the proper way, with her maiden name in the usual place?
34617	No sensible, clever man is ever bashful, and what did his unsusceptibility amount to?
34617	No, it had not; and the Jews of Barnow were also wrong when they said,"The child is a child of atonement; how can its face be otherwise than sad?"
34617	Now, I ask you, can we associate with such a woman?"
34617	Or is it the blows I have to endure that should make me happy?
34617	Ought I to bring such shame upon the name of our God and upon his people?"
34617	Ought I to let my wife leave me, and become the mistress of a Christian, or even become a Christian herself?
34617	Over head and ears, over head and ears; and now I want to know what I am to say to her?
34617	Polish and German, perhaps?
34617	Shall I possess you, and he have your love?
34617	She soon pushed her plate away, and when Simon came into the room, went up to him, and asked,"Must we stay here so long?"
34617	She will not know him, but what of that?
34617	The form and tone were well known to him, for did they not enforce obedience to the holy Thora( Law)?
34617	The lady blushed, but her husband shook his head, and said,"What does it matter to us?"
34617	The law does not apply; and who can show me a higher law?"
34617	The man shrugged his shoulders, and asked:"Would you pretend to be more holy than our holy rabbi?
34617	The memory of her is the only pleasurable one of my boyhood, and shall I do well to destroy it by going to see her?
34617	The mild autumn wind still blew across the heath; but was it only the plaintive sound of the wind that reached her ears?
34617	The punishment for that sin has come upon us now; and on which of us is the expiation to fall?...
34617	The schoolmaster beats me, and so do all the Christian boys; and why?
34617	The words he uttered were few, and consisted merely of his favorite question,"Who knows the truth?"
34617	The words spoken by Rosel rang in her ears:"When are we women ever consulted as to what we should like?
34617	Then she hears Moses ask,"Who is there?"
34617	They knew nothing of love except that Christians, previous to marriage, fell in love; and what concern had a Jew in Christian usages?
34617	This request affected me curiously, almost painfully; but it was the wish of a dying man, and--"Who knows the truth?"
34617	This woman embarrassed him-- for was she not displeasing to God?
34617	Was He not a jealous God, who exacted, for every offense, a fearful and inexorable atonement?
34617	Was it not_ their_ God whom they implored, the God of their fathers, the almighty, the just, and the only God?
34617	Was it the gravedigger''s wife?
34617	Was not the destiny of the child well known-- this"child of atonement"?...
34617	Was not their God a God of vengeance?
34617	Were they happy?
34617	Were they the strongest or the richest of the congregation?...
34617	Wet?
34617	What chance had a poor Jewish boy against a Polish noble long ago?
34617	What did Lea know of death?
34617	What did Schlome Grünstein want with him, and how had his daughter become acquainted with the"Meschumed?"
34617	What do you mean?"
34617	What does a Jewish woman want with love?
34617	What does that matter?
34617	What good would a long life have been to me?
34617	What had she done?
34617	What if she were not faithless after all, but forced into this marriage by her relations, God knows how?"
34617	What is he thinking of?
34617	What is the true reason for this change, a change which, born in America and in England, is now commencing to exert some slight influence in Germany?
34617	What more does she need but to love God, and her children, and-- let me not forget to mention it-- her little possessions?..."
34617	What shall you do then, Herr von Negrusz?"
34617	What should you, who are going to be a doctor, do with a wife who is utterly ignorant of the life you lead and its ways?
34617	What the deuce is he doing with it?"
34617	What was his reason?
34617	What, then, is reform, this Jewish reform?
34617	When do you expect an answer to your telegram?"
34617	When these preliminaries were all settled, the first said,"Whose grave is that?"
34617	When we at length reached the door of the telegraph- office, he said:"And now, please, will you do something for me?
34617	Where could I work better than at home?
34617	Where is Herr Nathan just now?"
34617	Who are you?"
34617	Who could make an offer to a woman when riding at a hand- gallop?
34617	Who ever would have believed it?
34617	Who is mighty, and who is weak?
34617	Who were these saviours of the people?
34617	Who will not at once understand the reason?
34617	Why are you here, and in that dress?...
34617	Why did He not protect the good and the just among them?
34617	Why did He suddenly turn against His own people?
34617	Why do they beat me?"
34617	Why do you address me so stiffly, and not as you used to do?''
34617	Why do you breathe so hard-- eh, Jew?"
34617	Why had he suffered her to commit such a wickedness?
34617	Why should I sin by telling you what it is?
34617	Why should M. Renan find fault with the French Jew, and take the Parisian Israelite as the type of some Hebraic Athenian?
34617	Why should she learn what may make her sad, and discontented with her lot?
34617	Why?
34617	Why?
34617	Why?
34617	Why?..."
34617	Will you go, Miriam?
34617	Will you telegraph to your mother and ask her if it is true that-- Rachel Welt is to be married next week--?"
34617	With a low heart- broken sob, he ejaculated:"Why could n''t it have been otherwise?
34617	Would he at least consent to cut off his wife''s hair now?
34617	You wrote this letter to my wife, but before I give you the answer, tell me-- why did you do it?
34617	Young Baron Starsky found that out to his cost-- you know him, do n''t you?
34617	and if you could not be altogether mine, why did you become my wife?"
34617	and where would be His justice if He did not requite them in the other world for all the misery heaped upon them while they lived on earth?
34617	cried Miriam, adding, as she turned proudly to her companion,"Now will you say that God has cursed me, when He has worked such a miracle for me?
34617	he asked, quickly,"is she engaged?"
34617	he hissed;"and you remain in my house, you false wife?"
34617	he whispered,"has not Thy name even now been dishonored?
34617	she cried;"where is my child?"
34617	she moaned,"is it a bad dream?...
34617	she was a sinner?"
34617	these English names....""Perhaps you mean Shakespeare?"
34617	what is the matter?
34617	what is the matter?"
34617	what is to be the end of all this?''
34617	what was the matter?
34617	who could blame you, when your child''s life was at stake?
34617	who''ll buy?
34617	who''ll buy?"
34617	why should Reb Nathan here sin by listening to us both?"
34617	why should you sin by listening to it?
34617	you will ask with surprise--"for money-- for hard cash?"
20756	A_ feldsher_ in the Jewish community? 20756 After you have acquired great wisdom, what then?"
20756	Am I correctly informed?
20756	And did you promise to be his wife?
20756	And if you should be discovered?
20756	And if, after having learned our secrets, he should refuse to join us?
20756	And is this the end of all my dreams? 20756 And must we sit helpless in the meantime?"
20756	And our policy as regards the Jews?
20756	And then?
20756	And these injuries,asked Mikail, pale and trembling,"the marks of which I shall carry to the grave, were they not the work of the Jews?"
20756	And to what conclusion have you come?
20756	And what are your feelings towards him?
20756	And when that is all gone?
20756	And why ca n''t you?
20756	And your aspirations for a physician''s career-- what will become of them?
20756	Are they not restricted in their privileges and deprived of every possibility of rising in station? 20756 Are you fond of books?"
20756	Are you free, entirely free?
20756	Are your children of no service to you?
20756	Because I think-- Rabbi, are we not ourselves to blame for our wretched existence?
20756	But about Mendel?
20756	But his beauty-- his charms?
20756	But how could you leave your home and your child for so long a time? 20756 But how much of that life may the Jews enjoy?"
20756	But how will a crusade against the Hebrews relieve the troubled condition of Russia?
20756	But if the reports are not damaging to the Jews?
20756	But if they should be found in spite of all precautions?
20756	But in giving up what you call superstition,said the Rabbi,"are you not giving up a portion of your religion as well?"
20756	But the calamity which the man predicted would befall Israel?
20756	But what is this paper?
20756	But what is to prevent him from informing the police of our plans and having us all sent to Siberia?
20756	But where have you been and what have you been doing?
20756	But where is Jacob?
20756	But where? 20756 But, my dear child,"said the Rabbi, thoughtfully;"tell me why you refuse Goldheim?
20756	But,continued her brother,"have you ever asked yourself what his future will be in this wretched neighborhood?
20756	But,interrupted the boy,"might we not hold on to our own, even while we are learning from the gentiles?
20756	Can it be that I have not been dreaming after all; that I was really in the lair of the Nihilists? 20756 Can you not earn anything?"
20756	Come,cried one of them,"what else have you to eat?"
20756	Count Drentell, would you brave the anger of your father and the opinion of the entire court and present me, the Jewess, as your wife?
20756	Desert the ceremonies of our forefathers and surrender to the ungodly?
20756	Did the writers sign their names to that article?
20756	Did these men accomplish no good by their writings?
20756	Did they run away, too?
20756	Did they take an active part in the insurrection?
20756	Die?
20756	Do none of you know me; will none lend me a helping hand? 20756 Do you for a moment imagine that after having heard our deliberations and learned our secrets you will be allowed to leave here and denounce us?
20756	Do you imagine the_ bal- shem_ can not cure at a distance as well as though he were at the patient''s bedside? 20756 Do you know Reb Bensef, our_ parnas_?"
20756	Do you know how long it will take before he has finished his course? 20756 Do you remember the story of Brutus, whose son was engaged in a conspiracy against the republic?"
20756	Does he suspect anything?
20756	Does your husband earn nothing?
20756	Father,he stammered;"you would not condemn me to death; me, your only child?"
20756	For God''s sake, what is the matter? 20756 For what purpose?"
20756	Gentlemen,he began, endeavoring to smile,"what jest is this?
20756	Has Harretzki been putting these new ideas into your head?
20756	Has anybody fallen in love with her?
20756	Has he changed much?
20756	Has there been a riot in Berditchef?
20756	Have you ever read the history of Rome?
20756	Have you just found that out?
20756	Have you laid the matter before the people?
20756	Have you thought over our recent conversation?
20756	How can I? 20756 How could I know it was a Jew?"
20756	How did you come here?
20756	How has my Loris been? 20756 How is it possible that you could do it?"
20756	How long has this understanding existed?
20756	How should I know?
20756	How should he?
20756	How will that benefit our race?
20756	How will you help yourselves?
20756	How would you accomplish your purpose?
20756	How? 20756 If I should meet him again and he should again force his attentions upon me, what could I do?"
20756	In that event, who do you suppose will take his place?
20756	Is he not a beauty?
20756	Is he still a Jew? 20756 Is it indeed you, Mendel?"
20756	Is the child sick?
20756	Is the man mad?
20756	Is there any passage in the Talmud which forbids the learning of a foreign language or the reading of a book not written in Hebrew?
20756	Is uncle here? 20756 Is what they say concerning the Jews true?"
20756	Jacob, my brother,he cried again;"do you not remember me, Mendel?
20756	Jews, eh?
20756	Let me take one of your books to keep in remembrance of you?
20756	Lovely creature,said the man, insinuatingly, when he had recovered his breath,"why do you flee from me?
20756	Madam, I demand to know whether this man speaks the truth or not?
20756	Madam,he said, hoarsely,"what can I say in reply to this charge?
20756	May I accompany you? 20756 Not know his mamma?
20756	Of what am I accused?
20756	Of what am I accused?
20756	Pesach Harretzki here? 20756 Rabbi, are you going out for your walk?"
20756	Remove the cause?
20756	Since when has Mikail turned protector of the Jews?
20756	Tell me, are the Jews treated as cruelly all over the world as they are in Russia?
20756	Tell me,at length began the Rabbi;"tell me why you appear so dejected?"
20756	Then there is no danger of your falling in love with him?
20756	Then you are not acquitted?
20756	Then you are satisfied with my choice?
20756	Think ye we alone are tired of this wretched existence? 20756 To the_ bal- shem_?"
20756	Uncle,said Mendel, as he was about to retire,"is not Harretzki a very wise man?"
20756	Was there any other course for me to take?
20756	Well, Jacob, my boy; how do you feel?
20756	Well, Jew,said another, seizing Mendel by the beard;"by what charms did you force your way into the Governor''s presence?
20756	Well, Rabbi,he asked,"of what do they speak?"
20756	Well, my boy, what is it?
20756	Well, my child; who has stolen your heart?
20756	Well, what did the wise man advise?
20756	Well, what matters it?
20756	Well,asked Loris, addressing him,"have the papers been forwarded?"
20756	Well?
20756	Were I to yield to your entreaties and accept your love, would you make me your wife? 20756 Were there more boys with you?"
20756	What ails you, my boy? 20756 What are you doing here?"
20756	What are you doing in this part of the town?
20756	What can I do?
20756	What care I for your property or your wretched lives?
20756	What did Podoloff do?
20756	What did they want with you?
20756	What do you mean?
20756	What do you mean?
20756	What do you propose?
20756	What do you say, Mikail?
20756	What do you want of me?
20756	What do you want with me, priest?
20756	What do you want?
20756	What do you wish?
20756	What else have they to complain of?
20756	What folly have you been guilty of now?
20756	What gave you such an idea?
20756	What have these questions to do with me?
20756	What is it you want?
20756	What is it, Ivan? 20756 What is it, Kathinka?"
20756	What is it, father? 20756 What is that to us?
20756	What is the matter? 20756 What is your name?"
20756	What is your name?
20756	What kept you so late?
20756	What shall we do?
20756	What was the result?
20756	What will you do with him?
20756	What will you do?
20756	What would Joseph have me do? 20756 What would you have us do?"
20756	What, my former pupil?
20756	Where do you live?
20756	Where is your husband?
20756	Where should he be but in the synagogue?
20756	Where will you go?
20756	Who are you and where do you come from?
20756	Who do you think has arrived?
20756	Who is the young man?
20756	Who''s there?
20756	Whom will you send?
20756	Why do I stand here and speak to a priest about a woman? 20756 Why do n''t they tax the nobles?"
20756	Why do n''t you eat?
20756	Why do they constantly bleed the poor peasant? 20756 Why do you ask?"
20756	Why do you come to us?
20756	Why do you trouble yourself about them?
20756	Why is a priest roaming about these streets, when he should be counting his beads up in the Petcherskoi convent?
20756	Why not send to Rabbi Eleazer at Tchernigof?
20756	Why not? 20756 Why, Jacob; how is this?"
20756	Why, father?
20756	Will he take me to Mendel?
20756	Will his majesty approve our plans?
20756	Will it take so long?
20756	Will not the new avenues for pleasure and happiness compensate for your ancient ceremonials and superstitions? 20756 Will you cure my cow?"
20756	With each year we may expect reforms, and where will they strike first if not in the cities? 20756 Yes; but what has he to do with our Beile?"
20756	You are a Jew, are you not?
20756	You have sent for me, father?
20756	You know the_ jeschiva_ student, Kahn?
20756	You married father for love, did you not?
20756	You say that the soldiers came to your house and took you and your brother away?
20756	You will be mine, you will not reject my love? 20756 _ Third_--How can these laws be strengthened so that they can no longer be evaded?
20756	A great general one day asked him:"Why are you so different from the Jews one usually meets?"
20756	A real live boy?"
20756	Am I right?"
20756	Am I to abandon all hope of ever seeing you again?"
20756	And does he love you?"
20756	And now, good Basilivitch, of what do the people complain?"
20756	And what did you answer?"
20756	But tell me, Kathinka,"continued the Rabbi, looking intently at his daughter,"is there not another reason for your refusal of Samuel''s hand?"
20756	But tell us, how did you escape?"
20756	But what of that?
20756	But what would you propose for the boy?"
20756	But who shall it be?
20756	But who were Podoloff''s accomplices?
20756	But why did n''t you send word you were coming, that I might have been at home to meet you?
20756	By what right do you complain?"
20756	Can it be that they will carry out their diabolical threats and have me tried as a suspect?
20756	Can we do nothing for him?"
20756	Can you confine it and prevent its onward course?"
20756	Can you not see that I am anxious to speak with you?"
20756	Can you still doubt me when I, who might win the proudest in the Empire, now kneel at your feet and ask you to smile upon me?"
20756	Did we have more when we married?"
20756	Do I make my meaning clear?"
20756	Do they want to suck the last drop of our life''s blood?
20756	Do you hear me?
20756	Do you know, Dimitri, our days at Lubny were pleasant, after all?"
20756	Do you not remember how we travelled along, weary and foot- sore, until you could no longer walk, and I ran to a neighboring village for assistance?
20756	Do you not remember our home in Togarog?
20756	Do you still bear me the ill- will that you evinced towards me then?"
20756	Do you understand me?
20756	Do you understand me?"
20756	Do you understand now what I mean when I say that superstition is not religion?"
20756	Does not this admonish you to avoid evil, to make your conduct exemplary, and to be models of virtue and righteousness?"
20756	Governor Pomeroff, will you join us in the attainment of these rights, which every civilized nation already possesses?"
20756	Had you not better consider before refusing Goldheim?
20756	Has anything happened?"
20756	Has he remained true to the old faith?"
20756	Have I not cause to detest them?
20756	Have I violated any law by asking such a question?"
20756	Have you come into a fortune?"
20756	Have you ever read the history of Rome?"
20756	Have you no manhood left, that you molest a defenceless woman?"
20756	He must have seen him before, he thought-- but where?
20756	How I used to envy you your good fortune?
20756	How can I get there by_ Shabbes_?''
20756	How did you treat me after I had embraced your faith?
20756	How fare my good subjects at Togarog?"
20756	How have you been?"
20756	How, indeed?
20756	How?
20756	I am in search of facts and where shall I be better able to find them than in the Jews''stronghold, their synagogue?"
20756	If their jails are so terrible, what must be the condition of their Troubetzkoi prison?"
20756	In what town?"
20756	Is Mendel less to you than your own son would be?"
20756	Is it not our duty as God- fearing Jews to obey the laws that have His sanction?"
20756	Is it not worth considering?"
20756	Is it right, gentlemen, that the Jews should have such advantages over the faithful?
20756	Is not the mind of man like this river?
20756	Is that no inducement?"
20756	Is this the country whose future looked so hopeful in the early days of Alexander''s reign?
20756	Is this the people who saw the golden promise of a constitutional government?
20756	Is this your husband?
20756	It does make a great difference, does it not?"
20756	Jacob, do you remember nothing?"
20756	Kathinka tried in vain to pass him; then, pausing, with heaving bosom, she cried:"What do you mean, sir?
20756	Loris, my pet, how would you like a little boy to play with?
20756	Mendel gazed wistfully for some minutes and finally mustered up courage to enter and ask:"Can I be of any service to you, sir?"
20756	Not until the calendar of gossip had been exhausted did Cantorwitch finally ask:"But what brings you to Kharkov, my boy?
20756	Of what service can a child like that be among the soldiers?
20756	Oh God,"he moaned, convulsively,"why did you send me this agony?
20756	Only once, Mendel asked:"Rabbi, you are not offended by my questions?"
20756	Or, shall he cobble shoes or peddle from place to place with a bundle upon his back, which are the only two occupations open to the despised race?"
20756	Petersburg?"
20756	Presently he plucked up courage and asked the guard:"Will you please tell me what you are going to do with us?"
20756	Prove it?
20756	Rabbi, can you sit by and remain silent?"
20756	Rabbi, will you teach me?"
20756	Recha observing his perturbation, asked eagerly:"Has anything happened?"
20756	Seizing her hand, he asked, in a low voice:"What would you have me do?"
20756	Shall I tell you whose name is at the head?
20756	Shall he earn a few paltry kopecks in making_ tzitzith_( fringes for the praying scarfs) for the_ Jehudim_ in the village?
20756	Shall he waste his precious years helping his father teach_ cheder_?
20756	Stretching himself upon a sofa and lazily rolling a cigarette, he said:"Well, Basilivitch, what news do you bring?
20756	Suddenly he said:"Might I ask a favor, sir?"
20756	Suddenly she cried:"Where is Loris?
20756	Taken from home when they most needed their parents''care and love, what would become of these poor waifs?
20756	Tell me how did Brutus act towards his son?"
20756	Tempting, indeed, did it appear to the famished lads; but could they eat it?
20756	The limits had been fixed by the government and against its decree who dared appeal?
20756	The master of the house heard their footsteps, and timidly called out:"Who''s there?"
20756	Then he answered,''Thinkest thou that I possess the power to cure a dying man and not to send thee home before the Sabbath?
20756	Then he asked:"When did you leave Togarog, uncle; and how are father and mother?"
20756	Then pointing to the boy''s face and arm, he asked:"Did that happen to you on the road?"
20756	Then turning to his wife, he asked:"Recha, have you spoken to Kathinka about young Goldheim?"
20756	Was it prepared according to the Jewish ritual?
20756	Was it true that a new danger menaced her people?
20756	Was there anything so very wrong in trying to learn something beside the Talmud?"
20756	Well, why do n''t you move?
20756	What could we do?
20756	What do they know?
20756	What do you think of it?"
20756	What does he write?"
20756	What good would learning do you in Kief?"
20756	What hast thou done?
20756	What have they done with my boy?"
20756	What have they studied?
20756	What is left?
20756	What is the Talmud, this sacred literature of Israel?
20756	What is the trouble, my lad?"
20756	What mattered it that she was a mere child, unlettered and unfit for the solemn duties of wife and mother?
20756	What mattered it that the young people had never met before and had no inclination for each other?
20756	What mattered it?
20756	What news do you bring us from the capital?"
20756	What possible harm can it do you or your religion if you shave your beard or abandon your jargon for the language of the people among whom you live?"
20756	What say you?"
20756	What was he to do?
20756	What was to be done for poor Mendel?
20756	What would my father do without you?
20756	What would the congregation do without you, whom they already regard as an oracle?
20756	What would the future have in store for them?
20756	When did he arrive?"
20756	When he appeared, she asked:"What have you done with the boy we found?"
20756	Where could he have seen that ear before?
20756	Where is he?"
20756	Who can tell?"
20756	Who will suspect two inoffensive- looking women?
20756	Why are you not in Tchernigof?"
20756	Why are your people despised?
20756	Why did you not come to see me?"
20756	Why do n''t he take the sons of Jews for his wars?"
20756	Why do n''t you recall our boy?"
20756	Why do you ask?"
20756	Why should your betrothed stand in the way?
20756	Why, Miriam, are you out of your mind?
20756	Will he ever resemble his grandfather?
20756	Will he forgive his mamma for having deserted him?"
20756	Will no one raise his arm in my defence?"
20756	Will you allow me to serve you?
20756	Will you answer this letter?"
20756	Would Governor Drentell show the same leniency and magnanimity towards the Hebrews as did his predecessor?
20756	Would this state of affairs continue?
20756	Would you make me your wife?"
20756	Would you not like living in a big city, my boy?"
20756	Would you present me to the world as the Countess Drentell?
20756	You have money-- what gentile ever resisted it?"
20756	You surely would not be jealous of a priest?"
20756	You were afraid to bring him along on my account?"
20756	cried the peasant, impatiently;"will you take off the spell, or shall I call my dog?"
20756	exclaimed the uncle;"hast Thou indeed deserted Thy people, that Thou canst allow such indignities?
20756	is it you?"
20756	must we endure these torments?"
20756	what has become of them?"
20756	why does God send us such sufferings?"
37419	''And the Rebbetzin?'' 37419 ''Do you know what our Rav is?''
37419	''How do you do, Herr Doktor,''the Rittmeister called out and laughed:''Do you know the news? 37419 ''Tut, tut tut, Herr Doktor, will you be answerable for the consequences?''
37419	''Well, what shall we do with the fellow, Herr Doktor? 37419 ''What have you to say to this?''
37419	A family affair? 37419 And Friedheim?
37419	And Herr Jonas Goldstücker is to help you on to immortality?
37419	And do all live together?
37419	And has anything ever come of it?
37419	And is a career everything?
37419	And is she the wife of the architect? 37419 And my daughter?"
37419	And shall I not tell him that I have made you my confidante?
37419	And shall I say nothing to him, mamma? 37419 And was it easy for her to decide to give up the fascinations of a public career?
37419	And what is their station in life?
37419	And who are the people who would not be glad to have the_ entrée_ in such a home as your parents''?
37419	And who do you think will be elected to the board this year?
37419	And will you allow me to come again, to assure myself of the progress of the negotiations, and to encourage them by my personal intervention? 37419 And you know your cousins personally?"
37419	And you, Frau Schlochauer?
37419	And your wife?
37419	Are n''t you unprejudiced, Miss Rita?
37419	Are poisoned wells necessary, and evil- smelling fires, and foul dreams, and maggots in the bread of life?
37419	Are you amongst the leaders?
37419	Are you blind, Hugoleben, and deaf? 37419 Are you trying to provide for a spiritual after- life, which will manifest itself in your children and grandchildren?"
37419	But I may surely count upon you, should I happen to need it?
37419	But he may visit us?
37419	But how did you happen to come upon this journal?
37419	But not always, Herr Eichelkatz?
37419	But why? 37419 But, Fanny dear, how can you compare us?
37419	But, Hugo, why always generalize about matters that are of purely personal concern to us? 37419 But, my dear girl, do n''t you see how delighted I myself am with all this?
37419	Can symtohn become dangerous? 37419 Curious,"he said, half to himself,"who would have believed it?
37419	Did he not please you, Hugo?
37419	Do I disturb you, Joe?
37419	Do you believe that unprejudiced men would lay that up against me?
37419	Do you believe that, also?
37419	Do you believe, Elkish, that a girl like Rita becomes enamored of externals? 37419 Do you know what a_ Roshekol_ is?"
37419	Do you know, Herr Kreisphysikus, they say man''s life is short; and what are seventy, or, at the extreme, eighty years in the infinity of time? 37419 Do you prefer a cigar or a cigarette?"
37419	Do you set great store by our colonial policy?
37419	Do you think it can be Sandberg''s head that he''s dragging in the bag?
37419	Do you want to know how it came about? 37419 Do you wish to rob me of the delight of my interpretation, Miss Rita?"
37419	Family affairs?
37419	Have you been with him much?
37419	Have you been working until now?
37419	Have you ever read anything by Goethe or heard of him?
37419	Have you never heard of the immortality of the soul, Herr Eichelkatz?
37419	He loves you, Rita?
37419	He?
37419	How about the honorable Geheimrat himself? 37419 How can you say anything like that, Herr Eichelkatz?
37419	How could you expect that?
37419	How does the cat get across the stream, Elkish? 37419 How would Professor Zeidler do-- and Jedlitzka, and Hoffman, the sculptor?"
37419	I do not believe that exactly; but what cause would there be for them to approach you? 37419 I mean, are you in favor of massage and electricity or in favor of baths?"
37419	I, Joshua? 37419 I?
37419	In this cold and stormy weather? 37419 Is he an old retainer of your house?"
37419	Is he going because I have come? 37419 Is he in good health, and how does he bear his advanced years?
37419	Is it not beautiful here, Hugo?
37419	Is smoking permitted?
37419	Is that you, Sandberg?
37419	May I personally repeat the good wishes I sent in writing this morning?
37419	May I speak to you of another matter this evening?
37419	Never mind, Hugo, why should n''t dreams become realities?
37419	Now we have it again,cried Mr. Friedheim, angrily, rising,"now the sequel will follow: And how did they reward you?
37419	Now, is n''t it so, Herr Kreisphysikus, is n''t it more of a misfortune than a shame if one has n''t had the opportunity to learn? 37419 O, of course, the great pianiste?"
37419	Of you, too, Rita?
37419	One is ambitious, and one must-- why not succeed?
37419	Please me? 37419 Really, Elkish?
37419	Really? 37419 Rita, Betty is going to sing, wo n''t you accompany her?"
37419	Shall I go with you?
37419	So, Rita, you have been entertaining our guest with the recital of the talents of our family?
37419	Soul, Herr Doktor? 37419 Suppose each one were to receive his own service to take home as a souvenir?"
37419	Surely it has; how can you doubt it? 37419 That''s possible, Sternberg,"he answered,"why not?"
37419	Then Hugo and his friends are not so greatly in the wrong as you sometimes declare?
37419	Then I may dedicate myself entirely to these aims? 37419 Then may I ask for a cigarette?"
37419	Then perhaps it might be appropriate for us to found''The Leopold Friedländer Home for Widows and Orphans''on that day, too?
37419	We keep up good fires here in Upper Silesia,said Simon,"but what''s the use when you begin to freeze inside?"
37419	Well, Fanny, how did it go?
37419	Well, Miss Rita, what branch is lacking on the golden tree of life?
37419	Well, do you see, dear child?
37419	Well, from whom? 37419 Well, then, with what do girls fall in love?"
37419	Well, what else can I refer to but our balance- sheet?
37419	Well, what of it? 37419 What are you talking about, Elkish?
37419	What brings you here? 37419 What could I do, nebbich, Herr Kreisphysikus?
37419	What danger?
37419	What did they know at that time of such notions? 37419 What do I care about doctors and lawyers when, God forbid, danger threatens us?"
37419	What do you think, Henry? 37419 What does father say?"
37419	What shall the answer be, Joshua? 37419 What, symtohn he has?"
37419	Where do they reside?
37419	Who can tell?
37419	Who could live near you and not love you? 37419 Who dares say he knows another''s soul,--especially that of such a sensitive nature as Rita?"
37419	Who plays so wonderfully?
37419	Why do you not continue, Miss Rita,--or may I call you cousin, as I did before? 37419 Why not?
37419	Why not?
37419	Why should I be dead? 37419 Why should I calm myself?
37419	Why should I lead? 37419 Why should n''t I remember it, Herr Eichelkatz?
37419	Why should one? 37419 Why so late, Elkish?"
37419	Why so late, Henry?
37419	Why? 37419 Will you lead me there?"
37419	Will you show it to Dr. Weilen, my dear?
37419	With a capital of about one hundred thousand marks?
37419	Your mother has gone to Rawitsch, to Uncle Leopold? 37419 _ De maman?_"she asked, without looking up from her journal.
37419	''A fine picture, is it not,''said Francis to me,''this Hebrew of the sixteenth century?
37419	''How did you happen to marry such a husband?''
37419	All I meant was, how should families here get to know and appreciate you, if you keep yourself at such a distance?
37419	Am I going to forget how we starved and froze?
37419	Am I right, Rita?"
37419	And Elkish''s?
37419	And Hugo''s?
37419	And Miss Rita studies music with Jedlitzka, and literature with Erich Schmidt?
37419	And again, for after a little pause he said:"Death, what is it, Herr Kreisphysikus?
37419	And all lamenting an accusation?
37419	And as for his love for me"--she hesitated--"he was always considerate of me, and respectful, but love?
37419	And did he succeed in making it quite complete?"
37419	And do you know how my son looked in my dreams?
37419	And do you know what he did then?
37419	And do you know, Herr Kreisphysikus, when I come to think about it, I believe the Rebbetzin is always a stranger in the congregation?
37419	And do you suspect there is an answer to these questions?
37419	And have you ever seen two beings who call the same thing happiness?
37419	And herself?
37419	And if I never marry?
37419	And if one owns a villa in the Tiergartenstrasse, is n''t that what you call success?
37419	And if one''s son serves with the Dragoons of the Guard?
37419	And if this bond is broken, and the historical sentiment does not grow strong in Israel to take its place, what then?
37419	And must I repeat the same experience here?
37419	And the rest of the relatives?
37419	And what does he want of you?
37419	And what is to become of all of it afterwards?"
37419	And what of his direct descendants, his sons and daughters?"
37419	And what should she do with two daughters, who are almost grown up and will soon be marriageable?
37419	And when my wife would ask me so mockingly:''Do you suppose anyone in Tarnow knows French?''
37419	And why should he be there, in the maddening heat of high noon, hungry and thirsty from his fast?
37419	And would youth listen devoutly when age taught the lessons from the history of the race?
37419	And you, Rita?"
37419	Are you interested in the history of the family?"
37419	As for the other points on which she touched?
37419	As though he read the question on my face he continued:"And now see, Herr Doktor, do you know an unhappy marriage is an eternity of heartache?
37419	At length she stammered,"O no, that-- I-- that was not intended-- I....""Why should they not say it?
37419	Because he was n''t so fine as she, merely an immigrant from Galicia?
37419	Because his Mishpocheh were poor people, and his father was n''t a wholesale dealer, but merely a peddler, and because he did n''t know French?
37419	Because some one pays her compliments, or casts languishing looks at her, which the presence of a third person might hinder?"
37419	Because, if you ca n''t see a thing and say, it is thus and so, does it exist?
37419	Benas?"
37419	But for how long?
37419	But how could it be otherwise?
37419	But how did my mother come to hear of him?
37419	But how should you?
37419	But how?
37419	But now I ask you, Herr Doktor, ca n''t life be without the riff- raff?
37419	But the other word, poth-- pothe-- it ca n''t come from apothecary?
37419	But we''ve grown so great, why should we not give?
37419	But what could the nature of the accident be?
37419	But what has our personal happiness to do with external success?
37419	But where among the new, the newer, and the newest, in generation after generation, do you find those who maintain their traditions unaltered?
37419	But you do n''t understand; why should you?
37419	By the chimney?
37419	By the window?
37419	Ca n''t they walk by themselves?"
37419	DAVVENING(?).
37419	Did a matter calling for discretion lead him to me?
37419	Did he not instinctively arrive at the correct thing, when he measured the extent of life by intensity, and not by number of years?
37419	Did he think they had been waiting for him to shape communal life?
37419	Did n''t they remind you of the yellow badge your fathers wore?
37419	Did n''t they wave it before you, a token of past shame, and what is worse, of future shame?
37419	Did you ever hear of such a thing?
37419	Do n''t you want to see and hear, or do n''t you really see and hear?
37419	Do you believe a way can be found for me to be present in Rawitsch at Uncle Leopold''s birthday celebration?
37419	Do you believe it, Herr Doktor?
37419	Do you care to see the drawing?"
37419	Do you know the sort of picture Madame Eichelkatz drew for herself of her son?
37419	Do you know what that means, Herr Kreisphysikus, if she looked down on and despised her husband in the very first year of her marriage?
37419	Do you promise me that, Rita?"
37419	Do you see here to the right?"
37419	Do you see how I have caught you?
37419	Do you suppose by these words he wanted to show men the road to happiness, Herr Eichelkatz?"
37419	Do you suppose he was thinking of his religion?
37419	Do you think a wound is healed by constantly tapping it?
37419	Do you visit them?"
37419	Does a Goy do something bad because he''s a Christian, or a Jew because he''s an Israelite?
37419	Does his fanaticism drive him away?"
37419	Does it fly out of the body when life is at an end?
37419	Even he does not deny this, and why?
37419	Every one must make a beginning; is n''t that so, Herr Kollege?
37419	Fanny, whom do you want to invite?"
37419	Feiwel, do you still remember the year 1859?"
37419	For he suddenly broke out with:"Herr Rabbiner Grünbaum in Loslau was a brother of your mother, was n''t he, Herr Kreisphysikus?
37419	For several minutes there was silence, then Dr. Weilen asked:"And what does your friend Rosenfeld write?"
37419	Had n''t he been right in holding aloof from the stranger?
37419	Had n''t the woman loved and respected her husband?
37419	Had someone played a trick on him?
37419	Had tramps passed by and taken the clothes along as profitable booty?
37419	Has anyone ever seen it?
37419	Has he done anything or neglected to do anything to cause such brusque treatment?"
37419	Has n''t every happiness a different form?
37419	Has n''t every happiness a different name?
37419	Has n''t happiness a thousand names and forms?
37419	Has she given up her career?"
37419	Has someone ever felt it?
37419	Has such a thing ever been proved?
37419	Have honor and justice come back to you?
37419	Have n''t I the pleasure of listening to so many experiences of yours which interest me and give me food for thought?
37419	Have n''t you succeeded?
37419	Have the years left their traces upon you, O ye, whom I love, my brethren in faith?
37419	Have you ever heard of anyone''s living twice, or being young twice?"
37419	He drew her to him again, and said excitedly:"And must I do without you, be with you and not enfold you, not kiss you?
37419	He''s_ meshugge!_ What sort of_ Chochmes_ is that?
37419	Hebrew or German or Latin?
37419	Her father''s opposition would be the easiest to overcome, but her mother''s?
37419	Here, in the Jewish community?
37419	His wife cried and sobbed, his children bawled-- her husband, their father-- where was he?
37419	How could anyone in the Khille compare with her in breeding and birth?"
37419	How could anyone who is chiefly occupied with such affairs pass it by unheeding?
37419	How could he be wandering about through the city across the Ring past all these people in so scanty a costume?
37419	How could he give her up,--Rita?
37419	How could he resign her?
37419	How could they consent?
37419	How could you think such a thing?
37419	How does it look?
37419	How does it look?
37419	How does the Hebrew word happen to come to me?
37419	How long must it be?"
37419	How long will Israel continue to have patriarchs?
37419	How long will honor be brought to them?
37419	How should I guess from whom?"
37419	How should he have known that the names Lesser and Friedheim belonged to his family?
37419	Hugo, what will it all come to?
37419	I ask you who was Simon Eichelkatz of Tarnow?
37419	I told this to the Herr Rabbiner, and he thought the matter over and asked:''Can nothing be done, Eichelkatz, to bring peace into your married life?
37419	I''ve experienced it, Herr Kreisphysikus-- I"--he paused an instant--"yes, and why should n''t I tell you?
37419	I, a Jew, and he an Oberstleutnant?
37419	If Simon were sitting in some sunny spot, who knows if his seventy- eight years would be oppressing him so?
37419	If anyone could have learned about death you certainly would have-- but can one learn the eternal riddles of nature?
37419	If one is able to declare a dividend of fourteen and a half per cent, is n''t that success?
37419	In fact, is it possible for us moderns still to pray?
37419	In what is it?
37419	In which department is your work now?"
37419	Is dirt a constituent of cleanliness?"
37419	Is he, God forbid, really sick?
37419	Is it a very bad trouble?
37419	Is it possible they had not received sufficient power from the authorities?
37419	Is marriage so unqualifiedly desirable?
37419	Is n''t all that success?
37419	Is n''t it very sad that all our thoughts should be dominated by this one subject?
37419	Is not all weeping a lament?
37419	It is no small matter; for instance, at the Seder, how many do you expect?"
37419	It was n''t anything, was n''t it?
37419	May I count upon you, Mrs. Benas, honored cousin?"
37419	Mr. Benas frowned slightly:"That means I must give not only my millions but also my son to the cause?"
37419	My eye fell again on the daguerreotype-- were you a strong wind, Rabbi Dr. Merzbach?
37419	Next came the abrupt question:"In general, Herr Kreisphysikus, are you in favor of wet or dry treatment in rheumatism?"
37419	Not of all I think and feel?"
37419	Not speak to him of his letter?
37419	Now could I, Herr Kreisphysikus?
37419	Now in these saddest of times, to tear herself away from those who suffered and struggled?
37419	Now that your son is grown up and ready to go to the university?''
37419	Now, I ask you, Herr Kreisphysikusleben, if a man always scolds and means well, is n''t that as good as if a man speaks softly and is false?
37419	Of what use are morphine injections?
37419	Or the similarity of their attitude toward life?
37419	Or the tradition that remained unaltered through the centuries?
37419	Peacefully and quietly as in this hour?
37419	Reb Shimme, should I drive him in with the white or the black horse?
37419	Religion teaches both of them to be good, upright, and pious; and if they are n''t, how can religion help it?
37419	Renaissance, rococo, or Empire... perhaps the English style pleases you better?"
37419	Rita must have had some suspicion of his feelings, else why had she blushed?
37419	Rosenfeld?"
37419	Rosenfeld?"
37419	Round or long, wide or narrow?
37419	Shall I be more severe than_ Shem Yisborach_?''
37419	She was listening to the music, lost in revery, and she started with surprise, when she suddenly heard at her side:"Are you musical, too, Miss Rita?"
37419	Simon Eichelkatz, who was Simon Eichelkatz?
37419	Simon looked into space, then said:"Do you know the real meaning of the word''_ nebbich_''Herr Kreisphysikus?"
37419	So unexpectedly?
37419	Tell me, Herr Kreisphysikus, if men grow old, they live seventy years or a little more, and do n''t they stay dead a million years?
37419	That it intimidates us, makes us anxious, petty, serious, and embittered?"
37419	That we ca n''t free ourselves from it any more?
37419	That we ca n''t rise superior to it?
37419	That''s it, is it not?
37419	The Herr Rabbiner shook his head and asked:''How about your son''s future?''
37419	The grandson, no doubt, has a family also?"
37419	The moment was ominous, but Dr. Weilen rose to the occasion and said:"May I tell you now what prompted me to ask for the pleasure of a visit here?"
37419	The old Judaism and the new,--how would they exist together?
37419	The servant bowed; as he was leaving the room, his master called after him:"Is my son at home?"
37419	The shrill call of the Shofar, or the soft sense- enslaving tones of the organ?
37419	Then Hugo asked his friend with concern in his voice:"Are you tired?"
37419	Through the keyhole?
37419	To this you would not submit; why should you?
37419	To what had the conversation led her?
37419	Was he in some saloon?
37419	Was he trifling, or was he serious?
37419	Was it heartlessness or keensightedness that made them so hard and unloving?
37419	Was it likely that I would be the exception?
37419	Was there no inward protest against what she was about to do?
37419	Was there some other reason?
37419	Was this object Sandberg or his ghost?
37419	Weilen?"
37419	Were the large mass of them not rendered doubly small and inferior because the great men among them were entirely too great?
37419	What business of ours is it, if the coming generation eats cake instead of hard, dry bread?
37419	What can a single person do?
37419	What can one ever receive from others that does not exist in oneself?
37419	What could a frivolous Madame Eichelkatz do, and how could she hinder a man who''gives himself to mankind,''nebbich?
37419	What could he have been thinking of when he allowed his unpleasant mood to get the better of him?
37419	What difference does it make that as an attorney he has a practice worth one hundred thousand marks?
37419	What do the relatives think of Dr. Weilen''s wish?"
37419	What do you think of it, Rita?"
37419	What do you think, Herr Kreisphysikus?
37419	What do you think?"
37419	What does he want of the family?
37419	What does he want there?
37419	What does he want?
37419	What does he wish of us?
37419	What does his interest mean, his familiarity?
37419	What frightens you?"
37419	What gave the man the right to remonstrate with me on this subject?
37419	What had driven him from his room?
37419	What had happened?
37419	What had moved the soul of this woman to such conclusions on married life?
37419	What had possessed him to tell an utter stranger so much of my life, to praise me, and speak of my relations with my quiet, reserved little mother?
37419	What has religion to do with these matters, anyhow?
37419	What have they done that they should be extinguished forever, while the others live on forever?
37419	What is it that draws me to this old man?
37419	What is soul?
37419	What makes you sad?
37419	What must he think of her?
37419	What should I do in Berlin among nothing but strangers?
37419	What should a man be named Eichelkatz for if he''s a professor?
37419	What signifies so slight a sacrifice as compared with the awful fate that had befallen Teacher Sandberg?
37419	What think you, Elkish?"
37419	What was her inner development after this first, hard disillusionment, this spiritual conflict?
37419	What would be the outcome of it all?
37419	What would you think if I bought so beautiful and valuable a silver service that it might be used after the festival for Rita''s future household?
37419	What''s gotten into your head?
37419	What''s the matter, Fanny?
37419	What''s to prevent our getting together comfortably without these endless disputes and excited debates?"
37419	What_ had_ Simon Eichelkatz lived through?
37419	When I have passed my final examinations?"
37419	Whence had Simon Eichelkatz taken these metaphors, these conceptions, these words?
37419	Whence these ideas on the rights and dignity of man?
37419	Whence these opinions animated by the spirit of humanitarianism?
37419	Whence this wisdom, Simon Eichelkatz?
37419	Whence this wisdom?
37419	Where could they find a more suitable object on which to let out their bad humor?
37419	Where is it?
37419	Where is the Jewish home to- day like the home of yesterday?
37419	Where?
37419	Whither had he wandered?
37419	Who are the others?
37419	Who are the others?
37419	Who buys pictures of Menzel, and busts of Begas, who, indeed?
37419	Who can tell?
37419	Who is Herr Jonas Goldstücker?"
37419	Who is exclusive?
37419	Who knows her secrets?
37419	Who knows?
37419	Who was this man?
37419	Who would have paid any attention to Herr Dr. Krakauer, saving your reverence?
37419	Who, she''d like to know, is a certain Simon Eichelkatz, to whom I devote all my spare time?
37419	Why did he never come before?
37419	Why do you cry?
37419	Why had she allowed herself to be so carried away?
37419	Why not?
37419	Why not?
37419	Why not?
37419	Why object?
37419	Why should I force myself upon them?
37419	Why should not the descendants of those who carried it from its source to all quarters of the earth be the ones to bring it back?
37419	Why should not the most beneficial results come from such colonization?
37419	Why should there not be souvenirs of the day?"
37419	Why should they be worse off than the others?
37419	Why spend money upon ventures that will profit only future generations?
37419	Why?
37419	Why?
37419	Will he himself be disposed to receive me?
37419	Will the family receive me for that day?
37419	Would the young people of the future gather about the patriarchs?
37419	Would they leave the busy life, the gay bustle of existence, its struggles, and its duties in search of consecration and peace?
37419	Would you not enjoy entering the service of the Government?"
37419	Yet did she not judge his deed as the outcome of reasoned consideration, his voluntary death as a sacrifice to his family, as a martyr''s death?
37419	You have just been with Hugo?"
37419	You remember?
37419	that we are at home?"
39166	''Looking up old chums''again?
39166	A boy? 39166 A case of compunction, I suppose?"
39166	Again worrying about the future fate of humanity?
39166	Am I?
39166	America or Palestine?
39166	And an organisation of rioters is not against the law? 39166 And does it mean that you are going to dine out once more?"
39166	And how are you going to do it, pray?
39166	And how is my young philosopher?
39166	And is that all one ought to be concerned about? 39166 And later go to Siberia for it?"
39166	And what are you-- a tormentor or a victim?
39166	And what has become of that bridge you were building?
39166	And what has become of that gallows, of the martyr''s scaffold, which you said united Jew and Gentile? 39166 And what is your opinion?"
39166	And when she came out you were not disappointed, were you?
39166	And who is to blame? 39166 And why not?
39166	And why? 39166 And you let him go without paying?"
39166	And you?
39166	And you?
39166	And your fiery imagination is not inclined to view things in a rather roseate light, is it?
39166	And, while they are at it, upon the land- plundering nobility, upon fellows like you and me, eh?
39166	Anyhow, you have nothing to do with the man they have arrested?
39166	Anything new about that Michailoff fellow?
39166	Anything specially the matter?
39166	Anything the matter, Volodia?
39166	Are not the masses robbed of the fruit of their toil? 39166 Are these Talmud books?"
39166	Are you awake? 39166 Are you crazy?
39166	Are you crazy? 39166 Are you really going to America, Volodia?"
39166	Are you sure you can give me a pound of decent stuff?
39166	But can Sophia go there? 39166 But if we were not a helpless, shiftless nation a handful of boys could n''t frighten us, could they?"
39166	But in that case, what''s the sense of his hanging around a place like this?
39166	But that''s impossible, so what''s the use getting excited, gentlemen? 39166 But what do they want of us?"
39166	But what do they want, those scamps?
39166	But what good will it do?
39166	But what has that got to do with Pievakin?
39166	But what have factories and farms to do with the pranks of demoralised boys?
39166	But where is he? 39166 But where is your evidence?"
39166	But who are you?
39166	But who says it is n''t?
39166	But why should you make yourself uneasy about me? 39166 But why should you pay any attention to her?"
39166	By the way, prince, does your mother know of this crazy trip of yours?
39166	By the way, uncle, is it true that that fellow, the Nihilist, has escaped?
39166	Ca n''t we put it off-- indefinitely?
39166	Ca n''t you try and remember your name?
39166	Ca n''t your horses get a move on them?
39166	Can it be that you believe such foolishness?
39166	Can you get this to him, and an answer brought back?
39166	Can you read them?
39166	Can you tell me what they are up to in that great city of yours?
39166	Come, you wo n''t say that of Clara, for instance?
39166	Delightful, is n''t it?
39166	Did he see you?
39166	Did n''t you go down the bank to look for it?
39166	Did they? 39166 Did you ask him to call again?"
39166	Do I look depressed? 39166 Do I?"
39166	Do n''t grieve, my son, I forbid you, do you hear?
39166	Do n''t you really?
39166	Do n''t you, really?
39166	Do you belong here?
39166	Do you imagine it''s easy for me to be away from you?
39166	Do you know anybody in Paris or any other foreign city you could write to at once?
39166	Do you know the girl who made that speech?
39166	Do you know what that sound means? 39166 Do you really mean what you say, Makar?
39166	Do you remember his''express trains''in the garden?
39166	Do you want me to be responsible for the goods? 39166 Do you want me to sign a guarantee for it?"
39166	Do you want somebody nabbed on purpose to give a bored lady something to excite her nerves?
39166	Do you want to attract a mob?
39166	Do you?
39166	Everybody has to die for that matter, yet who cares to die an unnatural death? 39166 Exile me?"
39166	Give up what? 39166 Godfather, then?"
39166	Grieving for your Christian fellow? 39166 Has he?"
39166	Has she? 39166 Have I heard of her?"
39166	Have they?
39166	Have we no right to say good- bye to our own teacher?
39166	Have you actually come all the way from St. Petersburg, to tell me that?
39166	Have you learned it all by yourself?
39166	Have you relatives here?
39166	He was a tough looking customer, and he made a rumpus, so I thought to myself,''Is this the first time I have been out of some cash? 39166 He wo n''t give''a political''''leave of absence,''though, will he?"
39166	How are things?
39166	How are you, Yossl? 39166 How can I rest until I have seen her and asked her pardon?"
39166	How can one sleep when one is not allowed to?
39166	How dare you doubt my title? 39166 How dare you liken me to those fellows?
39166	How did it reach you so soon?
39166	How do I know? 39166 How do you feel, Sasha?"
39166	How do you know I have?
39166	How do you know it is nonsense? 39166 How do you know, by my shaved face?"
39166	How is uncle? 39166 How is your health?"
39166	How shall I thank you?
39166	How will I get you in trouble? 39166 I am engaged,"she said,"but I am not married, and-- let me alone, mamma, will you?"
39166	I have a scheme, and what will you lose by it if you hear me out? 39166 If they have, then, what need is there of writing at the bottom of the picture:''This is a lion?''"
39166	If you are engaged, then why were you afraid to say so? 39166 Is father asleep?"
39166	Is he crazy?
39166	Is he disguised? 39166 Is he?"
39166	Is it all settled?
39166	Is it only a matter of words? 39166 Is it possible?
39166	Is it true? 39166 Is n''t it rather risky for you to be coming here?"
39166	Is n''t there? 39166 Is that the prime object of life-- to guard against harm to oneself?"
39166	Is that what you are here for, thieves, vermin that you are?
39166	Is that what you have come for-- to rescue me from empty phrases and bad company?
39166	Is that you, Tamara?
39166	Is that you, Tamara?
39166	Is that you, Volodia?
39166	Is there absolutely no hope for me, Clara?
39166	Is there anything new in that?
39166	Is there no way out of it?
39166	Is this the man who did it?
39166	Is your Holland cheese any good?
39166	Is your brother in Miroslav?
39166	Is_ that_ a joke?
39166	It does look as though the Russian people could kick, does n''t it?
39166	It is not agreeable to be treated by everybody as though you had been put at the college to spy upon the girls, is it? 39166 May I be frank with you, Volodia?
39166	Must one get something''out of it''to do what is right?
39166	No, why?
39166	Oh, I see, you are afraid I''ll send spies to this house, are you? 39166 Only why should he have said he was a member of the Party of the Will of the People?
39166	Remember me to uncle and aunt, will you?
39166	Sasha,[C] do you hear me?
39166	She would n''t dare do such a thing in Russia, would she? 39166 So you have really come for that express purpose?"
39166	Still planting a paradise on earth?
39166	Still teaching you manners?
39166	Still, maybe he does hold dangerous views?
39166	Tell me frankly: are you and my son having a love affair?
39166	That''s so, but what of it?
39166	The Armenian does n''t seem to be cleaning those fellows out quite so rapidly as one thought he would, does he? 39166 Then why did you get red in the face when I said you were?
39166	They would decay there, do n''t you know, and that would be almost as bad as dampness, would n''t it?
39166	Volodia? 39166 War did you say?
39166	Was it?
39166	Was she? 39166 We are no robbers, are we?"
39166	Well, and how is your Circle? 39166 Well, could not some people have recognised you by your figure and carriage?
39166	Well, how is that old gendarme of yours?
39166	Well?
39166	Well?
39166	What are you doing in this town so long?
39166	What are you driving at, Pasha? 39166 What are you going to do?"
39166	What are you smiling at?
39166	What are you talking about?
39166	What brings you so early this morning? 39166 What committee?"
39166	What did he do there?
39166	What did occur to you?
39166	What do I mean? 39166 What do we know?
39166	What do you mean by interfering with an officer-- in the performance of his duty?
39166	What do you mean, George? 39166 What do you mean, uncle?"
39166	What do you mean?
39166	What do you mean?
39166	What do you want?
39166	What does it all mean?
39166	What does it mean?
39166	What else would you have Jews do? 39166 What has become of her?"
39166	What has happened?
39166	What has put such an idea in your mind?
39166	What has that got to do with your cursed scheme?
39166	What is going to happen next?
39166	What is he doing there? 39166 What is it, Pasha?"
39166	What is it, child?
39166	What is of a piece with what? 39166 What is the danger?
39166	What is the trouble? 39166 What is to be done, then?"
39166	What is true?
39166	What is your name?
39166	What paper from the Czar?
39166	What put it into your mind that I should be arrested?
39166	What right have you, for instance, to impose upon me rules as to how I am to wear my coat?
39166	What will you be put in jail for?
39166	What would I do? 39166 What''s got into you?
39166	What''s that you said, Clanya?
39166	What''s that?
39166	What''s that?
39166	What''s the matter?
39166	What''s the matter?
39166	What?
39166	When? 39166 Where is your collar?
39166	Who are you, anyhow?
39166	Who are you?
39166	Who are you?
39166	Who are you?
39166	Who are you?
39166	Who is Eugene? 39166 Who is absolutely free from vanity?
39166	Who is he?
39166	Who is that fellow? 39166 Who is the girl that made that speech at the station?"
39166	Who is there?
39166	Why am I a savage? 39166 Why am I?
39166	Why are you such a deuced fool, Onufri?
39166	Why call it''contagion?'' 39166 Why did n''t you keep it to yourself until you were again in a mood for''business''?"
39166	Why did you hasten to speak of''exiling''me, then?
39166	Why did you? 39166 Why do n''t I fall asleep when you tell me stories?"
39166	Why do n''t you ask it then?
39166	Why should n''t I? 39166 Why should you run risks for his sake?
39166	Why should you take such a gloomy view of it? 39166 Why these compliments?"
39166	Why, did you get it in the riot?
39166	Why, do n''t you think he does?
39166	Why, have the riots knocked all his socialism out of him?
39166	Why, is n''t he in Paris?
39166	Why, what ails my cooper''s hatchet, or a hammer, or a plain crowbar?
39166	Why, where is your hat?
39166	Why, why, have you fallen in love with both of them at once?
39166	Why? 39166 Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Will I ever see you again?
39166	Will it be better if you are caught and put in a black hole?
39166	Will you come? 39166 Will you kindly try me on Greek now?"
39166	Will you let me break a couple of windows?
39166	Will you marry me then?
39166	Will your High Nobleness tell us when his Excellency the Police Master will give the order to start in?
39166	Wo n''t it keep?
39166	Wo n''t there be a single rift in it? 39166 Would it be better to shut one''s eyes to the truth?
39166	Would they have us live without a Czar? 39166 Would you have them rob us of our sacred principles, too?"
39166	Yes, but why do n''t you give the doctor a chance to speak?
39166	You do n''t want to pump me dry in one day, do you?
39166	You do n''t want your son to perish, do you?
39166	You do n''t want your uncle to write letters begging for a fellow who was foolish enough to get mixed up in such an affair as that, do you? 39166 You have been rather quick to get tired of your father and mother, have n''t you?"
39166	You have not finished your sentence, what were you saying?
39166	You here?
39166	You live in Miroslav, do n''t you?
39166	You were mistaken, then, but what makes you look so uneasy? 39166 Your mother?"
39166	Your name is Boulatoff, is it not?
39166	Your scheme? 39166 ''Are n''t you ashamed to spoil a handsome face like yours by that rusty, horrid old thing on your head?''
39166	''Are n''t you ashamed to wear such a cap?''
39166	''Shall I take it to the shop so that the rioters may have some more goods to pillage?''
39166	Above all, why should the government be afraid of such explanations?
39166	After a little she demanded:"What did you mean by''exiling''me?"
39166	Am I not safe in this basement at least?"
39166	Am I the only Jewish woman who has come to Zorki these few days?
39166	An old man with the weight of experience on your shoulders?"
39166	And do you call that loyalty to the Czar?
39166	And how about the thought that over yonder, outside, there are people who are going on with the struggle and who think of you sometimes?
39166	And if they did, then why should one be forbidden to explain their essence?"
39166	And robbing and killing innocent people is not against the law?
39166	And taking up his pen, he added, with a preoccupied air,"Keep an eye on him, will you?"
39166	And the answer was:"Sure we will, and then we''ll give them a shaking- up, the scurvy Jews, wo n''t we?"
39166	And the nobility-- was it not a caste of spongers and land- robbers?
39166	And then, when the higher authorities find out about it, who will be fined or put in jail?
39166	And what are we going to do with ourselves?
39166	And what are you now, pray?
39166	And where does your highness get these cruel thoughts?
39166	And why?
39166	And with whom have I the pleasure----?"
39166	Anti- Jewish riots were now raging?
39166	Any news of Feivish?"
39166	Anything up?
39166	Are n''t you going to school at all?"
39166	Are not the cities full of human beings without a home?
39166	Are not their daughters reduced to dishonour by their own misery and by the lust of the mighty?
39166	Are they not maimed in the workshops or in the army?
39166	Are you sure the people in the prison are not getting suspicious about you?"
39166	As to my husband and myself, well, all they can do is to kill us, but how about the children?"
39166	As to the Gentile magnates their attitude toward the rioters was one which seemed to say:"You fellows and we are brothers, are we not?"
39166	Besides, are n''t they killing and maiming us anyhow?"
39166	Besides, who would have had the heart to desert the party now that its ranks had been so decimated and each member was of so much value?
39166	But ca n''t you find another place for it?"
39166	But how did he get out?
39166	But look here, Olya[E], are you sure there is nobody outside?"
39166	But oh, I do wish you could tell your mother, or could I speak to her?"
39166	But suppose he proves to be neither better nor worse than all governors?"
39166	But suppose they do n''t, suppose they prove to be hardened conservatives, devoted slaves of the crown?
39166	But then-- since when have_ you_ been interested in the Jews and their''question?''"
39166	But what can we do?
39166	But where can he be?"
39166	But where have you learned the trick?"
39166	Ca n''t we have a frank, honest talk for once, Clara?
39166	Ca n''t you calm down?"
39166	Ca n''t you get those books in the book- stores or in the public library?"
39166	Ca n''t you let me finish?
39166	Ca n''t you sit down by a fellow''s side for a minute or two?"
39166	Ca n''t you try and get back to your senses?
39166	Ca n''t you wait a month or two?"
39166	Can I see you to- morrow?"
39166	Can it be that we shall leave without saying good- bye to our dear teacher?
39166	Can it be that you have not tried to get her in?
39166	Can there be more trouble than the Jews are in now?
39166	Can you afford to associate with a woman who will behave in this impudent, in this rebellious manner toward the Czar?
39166	Can you, now?"
39166	Charming, is n''t it?
39166	Clara had unexpectedly become a_ ne- legalny_ and-- what was of more immediate concern-- what had become of Makar?
39166	Climbing upward in the service of the revolution, are n''t you?"
39166	Come, Clara, you have staked your life for the Russians long enough, and how have they repaid you?
39166	Could it be true that she was in the building and he would not even have a chance to see her?
39166	Could n''t he make it sooner?"
39166	Could n''t they arrange it so that he should not have to rub shoulders with every Tom, Dick and Harry and be exposed to every sort of affront?
39166	Could you send Onufri?"
39166	Did Makar know him?
39166	Did the gendarmes catch a Nihilist?"
39166	Did you know Eugene?"
39166	Do n''t you, now?"
39166	Do you actually want to be arrested?"
39166	Do you call it good- natured when one acts like a wild beast, bathing in the blood of innocent people?"
39166	Do you deny that our roads have parted?"
39166	Do you deny the existence of a Jewish question?"
39166	Do you expect an ornament like your Princess Chertogoff and her precious sons to make_ their_ acquaintance?
39166	Do you know that the dangling corpses of our comrades are never absent from my mind?
39166	Do you really?
39166	Do you remember the time when poor Pievakin left Miroslav?
39166	Do you remember?"
39166	Do you see the point?
39166	Do you see the point?
39166	Do you understand what I am saying or do you not?
39166	Do you understand what I say to you?
39166	Do you understand what all this jugglery means?
39166	Do you understand, prince?"
39166	Do you understand?
39166	Do you want to get everybody in trouble?"
39166	Do you?"
39166	Does the Czar pat us on the head for it?
39166	Elkin gave Boulatoff a stare of freezing irony, as who should say:"What do you think of the assurance of this man?"
39166	Foolish girl that you are, am I a stranger to you?
39166	For who knows but his visit may be a put- up job and that all he wants is to pick a quarrel as a signal for a lot of other rowdies to break in?"
39166	Gendarmes?"
39166	Good God, what has he been doing to himself?
39166	Has he been arrested?
39166	Has somebody else brought you up?"
39166	Has somebody else given birth to you?
39166	Has_ that_ done anybody any good?
39166	Have I no right to be here like everybody else?
39166	Have n''t the Gentiles robbed us enough?"
39166	Have n''t you taken risks enough in Russia?
39166	Have not the riots been enough to open your eyes, Clara?"
39166	Have you been ill?"
39166	Have you seen her lately?"
39166	He bowed politely and asked, in French, with nervous timidity:"Do you remember me, Madame Oginska?"
39166	He is not in Paris, then?
39166	He was not sure that the young man was a Jew, and as he asked him sternly,"What are you looking at?"
39166	His manner toward Boulatoff was a non- committal mixture which seemed to say:"You and I understand each other perfectly, do n''t we?
39166	How are you going to find it out?
39166	How dare you make these insinuations?"
39166	How dare you speak to me?
39166	How have you been?
39166	How is auntie?"
39166	How many Russian Jews could you transport to America and Palestine?
39166	How was she?
39166	How would she take it then?
39166	How would you like to have all common people black like those darkies?"
39166	I hold their names sacred, yes, sacred, sacred, sacred, do you understand?
39166	I would n''t bother your Highness if the police''d nabbed a common crook, would I?"
39166	I''ll call you Peter; or no, will''godfather''do?
39166	If Father Michail did not speak to him he would n''t think it strange, would he?"
39166	Indeed, of what use has the nobility been to the world?
39166	Indeed, was not the condition of the Jews better in free countries than in despotic ones?
39166	Is he sorry his father is still alive?"
39166	Is he still''dumb''?"
39166	Is it anything to be ashamed of to be engaged?
39166	Is it possible that the government should be powerless to get rid of them?
39166	Is it true, doctor?
39166	Is it true, sir?"
39166	Is n''t that reason enough for a fellow to be jolly?"
39166	Is not this our birthplace?
39166	Is such a state of things possible anywhere in Western Europe?"
39166	Is that it?"
39166	Is that the kind of''education''he has got?
39166	Is that what he has broken with his wife and father for?
39166	Is there any wonder he has lost his head?
39166	Is there no soul left in you?"
39166	Is this the only sacrifice we are ready to make?"
39166	Keep a sharp lookout on that cursed basement until I get back, will you?"
39166	Later on she asked, with lazy curiosity and in her pampered enunciation:"Do you really think our novelists greater than the great writers of France?"
39166	May I offer you to finish the journey in my sleigh?"
39166	May I?"
39166	Must you become illegal?"
39166	My friends of the party will know it, too, of course, and what do we care for the rest of this wretched world?
39166	Not a wee bit of a one for a single ray to come through?"
39166	Now, if the masses had risen in arms against them, did not that mean that they were beginning to attack those they considered their enemies?
39166	Of course, the warden is a scoundrel, but what does he know of these things?
39166	Oginska, that unfortunate Polish woman we met at the health- resort?
39166	Once we are going to be licked, why act like a lot of sticks?
39166	Once, as he was reviewing the situation for the thousandth time, a voice in him exclaimed:"Pardoned?
39166	One day, after they had arrived at certain conclusions regarding Makar, Pavel said:"Shall we take a walk?"
39166	One day, during one of their intimate talks on the wood- pile, the old woman demanded:"Tell me, Clara, are you married?"
39166	Only why attack Jews alone?
39166	Or is it merely one of those jokes under which one must write in big letters:''This is a joke?''"
39166	Or was it mere imagination?
39166	Pani Oginska''s son?"
39166	Parmet smiled, a queer, outlandish smile, at once naïve and knowing, as he replied:"Risky?
39166	Pavel, too, was in good humour, yet floating in his mind was the same old question: And what if all fails and Makar is removed to St. Petersburg?
39166	People do n''t get red without reason, do they?"
39166	Petersburg?"
39166	Remember Elkin?
39166	Roll on feather- beds and collect usury?
39166	Safonoff says turns out to be as idiotic a dream as all this tommyrot of yours?"
39166	She made a gesture of horror--"But who is he, what is he?"
39166	She was smilingly making ready to bow herself away, when her cousin asked of the Great- Russian:"And how is her Illustriousness?
39166	Since when, mamma darling, since when?"
39166	So what right had that coward of a Jew to place himself between her and him?
39166	So, what has happened to make one revise one''s views on the movement?
39166	Somebody asked:"How is the Emperor?"
39166	Sophia not existing?
39166	Studying medicine in French?"
39166	Such governments existed, did n''t they?
39166	Suppose a fellow''s heart is full and he meets an intimate old friend of his, is it an indiscretion on his part if he opens his mind to him?"
39166	That must have been quite a little while ago when Pani Oginska''s son taught you, was n''t it?"
39166	That''s plain enough, is n''t it?"
39166	That''s what worries you about me in this affair, is n''t it, now?
39166	The Emperor had secured a constitution for Bulgaria, had he?
39166	The Russian masses were rioting; could there be a better indication of a revolutionary awakening?
39166	The government ca n''t have enough of it, can it?
39166	The great trouble with me is my lack of tact, is n''t it?
39166	Their hearts understood each other well enough, why, then, allow language to intrude upon their speechless communion?
39166	Then he uttered with a smile:"Have you taken a vow to give us a wide berth?"
39166	Then sinking his voice, he asked:"Have you heard of the fellow they''ve bagged?
39166	Then, his face hardening into a preoccupied business- like expression, he said aloud:"Where are you stopping?"
39166	They''ll kill us?
39166	Through the political spies?"
39166	To be kept in solitary confinement is anything but a pleasure, to be sure, but is there nothing to sweeten one''s life there?
39166	Understand?"
39166	Volodia Vigdoroff?
39166	Want to make a Terrorist of him?
39166	Was Pavel a Nihilist?
39166	Was he developing scurvy?
39166	Was it really Pasha?"
39166	Was not that the sign of revolutionary awakening she had fervently been praying for?
39166	Was she alive at all?
39166	Was there no mercy in this world?
39166	Was this enough to let a man put himself in the hands of the Third Section?"
39166	We had better turn upon the authorities, the flunkeys of the Czar----""Do you hear what he says?"
39166	We shall understand each other much better then, wo n''t we, Clara Rodionovna?"
39166	We were not chased home from the firing line because we were Jews, were we?"
39166	We wish to know when that paper from the Czar about the Jews will be read to us?"
39166	Were they swollen?
39166	What are you talking about?"
39166	What can you lose by it?"
39166	What could have been done more to my vineyard that I have not done in it?
39166	What do I know?"
39166	What do you get out of it?"
39166	What do you think he''s after?
39166	What do you think of it, Alexandre Alexandrovich?"
39166	What do you think of that?"
39166	What do you want of us all?
39166	What does an old- fashioned Jew like myself care about politics?
39166	What does he want of my old bones?
39166	What does it all mean?
39166	What had he done?
39166	What had he done?
39166	What harm have the common people done you that you should wish them a horrid thing like that?
39166	What has come over you?"
39166	What has put it in your head to doubt it?"
39166	What have you been doing to yourself?
39166	What is death after all?
39166	What is up?"
39166	What makes you smile?
39166	What more can he do with me?
39166	What on earth are we waiting for?"
39166	What on earth are you prating about, Onufri?"
39166	What reason have you to be so jolly anyhow?"
39166	What shall I call you?"
39166	What was Pievakin to be pardoned for?
39166	What would you do?"
39166	What''s the trouble?"
39166	Whatever is the matter with you, Clara?
39166	When he heard of the change he said in dismay:"Will that affect my scheme?"
39166	When the mathematician had withdrawn, he inquired in a tone of pain and concern:"What has happened, Alexandre Alexandrovich?"
39166	When they resumed their walk she inquired reluctantly:"Who is''her Illustriousness''?"
39166	Where did you get it?"
39166	Where shall we hide?
39166	Where was she?
39166	Where was the sense of having such terms as"limited monarchy"in the text- book at all, if the pupils were not to be told what this meant?
39166	Wherefore, when I looked that it should bring forth grapes, brought it forth wild grapes?''"
39166	Who are you?"
39166	Who ever heard of a girl roaming around as late as that?"
39166	Who made the arrest?
39166	Who wants the affection of a bribe- taker who will let an honest man perish?
39166	Whoever heard of a girl taking so little care of her hat that it should drop into the water?
39166	Whoever told you there was?"
39166	Why could he not be pardoned?
39166	Why did you?"
39166	Why dirty the dear little feet of your horse?
39166	Why do n''t they knock out the bottom?"
39166	Why do n''t you go back to your Gentile?
39166	Why do n''t you tell me who he is, what he is?"
39166	Why should it be wrong to dwell on the vital features of parliamentary government?
39166	Why should you take it that way?"
39166	Why should you use high- flown language like that?"
39166	Why use such words?"
39166	Why, are you afraid we may n''t?
39166	Why, oh why, should men like him have to perish that way?"
39166	Why, then, was he hanging those who were striving for one in his own land?
39166	Why, what has become of your bulk, old boy?
39166	Why, what has happened?"
39166	Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Why?
39166	Why?"
39166	Why?"
39166	Will my eyes ever see you again?"
39166	Will you drop in in the afternoon?"
39166	Will you marry your love- lorn Pashka then?
39166	Wo n''t we give ourselves a spree, eh?
39166	Wo n''t you look in at all?"
39166	Would he have his old father go to prison on account of him?
39166	Would she, Clara, abandon the cause to which that noble woman had given her life?
39166	Would that do''the Jewish people''good?"
39166	Would you have a Gentile reprobate go to these for a loan?"
39166	Would you have the Jews keep out of that struggle?
39166	Would you really advise me to receive it, doctor?"
39166	Yavner?"
39166	You are hungry, of course?"
39166	You do n''t actually think they serve the Czar from principle?"
39166	You do n''t think you are a daughter of Rothschild, do you?
39166	You do n''t wish to misjudge me, do you?
39166	You have caught the contagion, have n''t you?"
39166	You know you were, were n''t you, now?"
39166	You see, I can confide in you without hesitation, for who would suspect a Boulatoff of-- pardon the word-- spying?
39166	You think I''m crazy already, do n''t you?"
39166	You would not wish me to make an exhibition of the abject helplessness that comes over me when I see you, would you?"
39166	You_ are_ a convert- Jewess?"
39166	You_ are_ going to marry a Christian?
39166	and then, dropping his eyes, he asked:"What girl?"
39166	he asked with a frown,"How did you get here?
39166	or Hessia?"
39166	the cap- maker demanded, and noticing Clara''s father by his side, he added:"This is not the way Rabbi Rachmiel''s wife does business, is it?
39166	the swarthy man protested in a soft, mellow basso,"Ca n''t a fellow be jolly without filling himself full of vodka?
35076	A little rosy- winged god?
35076	About Schnapsie?
35076	And Jews will not believe? 35076 And ca n''t he see at all, at all?"
35076	And did they arrive safe?
35076	And do n''t they now?
35076	And does the girl know all this?
35076	And give up my store?
35076	And he will make his speech, too, wo n''t you, my Brum?
35076	And how do you know there will ever be a reaction?
35076	And is Bethulah content with her destiny?
35076	And my furniture? 35076 And ruin my connection-- and starve?"
35076	And the mother?
35076	And then--"And then?
35076	And thy dowry?
35076	And what if she is?
35076	And what know you of these vermin of whom you speak with such assurance? 35076 And what makes you so suddenly their champion?"
35076	And what''s the_ Klaus_?
35076	And where am I to get_ kosher_ food in Paris? 35076 And where did he get the money to gamble with?"
35076	And where does the luck come from?
35076	And where is Tsirrélé-- my dear little Tsirrélé?
35076	And why is n''t the hall lamp alight?
35076	And without the religion, what is the use of the race?
35076	And wud he be borrun dark?
35076	And yet people believed in them? 35076 And you are sure you will get along together?"
35076	And you still believe what he says?
35076	And your worshippers-- what of them?
35076	Are n''t you glad you have n''t got three servants?
35076	Are the stripes blue or black?
35076	Are you as dangerous to us?
35076	Are you not the Holy Queen?
35076	Are you sure you will be happy with him, little Schnapsie?
35076	But Grand Island itself?
35076	But are we never to have a grandson?
35076	But are you sure we can build there?
35076	But ca n''t you see Notre Dame?
35076	But do you feel strong enough to do it all?
35076	But do you know that he is a-- a--"A Christian? 35076 But does she know what father offers her-- every comfort, every luxury?
35076	But for how long?
35076	But have n''t we talked that over enough, father?
35076	But have you no friends to go to?
35076	But have you seen his photograph?
35076	But how do you know?
35076	But how should I dream he could travel? 35076 But how?
35076	But if I got to Rome, would the Pope see the child?
35076	But in the meantime?
35076	But is n''t the darling old Jew shocked?
35076	But is not the day passed forever?
35076	But is she to be married in a Christian church?
35076	But since they are not there on the Friday--?
35076	But the crown-- the crown of joy?
35076	But there are lights, are n''t there?
35076	But this Grand Island-- is it yours?
35076	But thou, apple of my eye,the old man said to Srul,"thou wilt die rather than break the Sabbath?"
35076	But what can you see at night?
35076	But what did he care? 35076 But what made my Rivkoly faint?"
35076	But what pilgrims?
35076	But what then? 35076 But what will become of your mother?"
35076	But when will the actual city be begun?
35076	But whence this mad hope?
35076	But where did you find him?
35076	But where have we polygamy?
35076	But where?
35076	But why did you not tell me of this before?
35076	But why did you not tell me this at the time?
35076	But why should not the place of Israel''s Ark of Refuge be named Ararat?
35076	But why wait for that?
35076	But will there be room?
35076	But you go far?
35076	But your own life meantime?
35076	But-- but-- how did you get in?
35076	Ca n''t you bring him over to us?
35076	Cabled?
35076	Come, what have you to say?
35076	Crying? 35076 Dead?
35076	Did n''t you hear Lazarus say so yourself?
35076	Did n''t you think of that?
35076	Did ye ever hear he could?
35076	Do I know? 35076 Do Wonder Rabbis live nowadays?"
35076	Do n''t believe it?
35076	Do n''t you know the New Year is nigh?
35076	Do n''t you see glaciers?
35076	Do you believe everybody is like yourselves?
35076	Do you forbid the banns?
35076	Do you hear, mother?
35076	Do you like it?
35076	Do you mean the Pope of Rome?
35076	Do you really think it''s only Lazarus?
35076	Do you think so?
35076	Does n''t she make a silver path on the water?
35076	Does she still stalk about in a shroud?
35076	Dost thou forget it is_ Kol Nidré_ night? 35076 Dost thou forget what Rabbi Eliezer said?
35076	For do not all our Austrian young men fly thither to marry, seeing that at home only the eldest son may found a family? 35076 For the play?"
35076	For what is the''land shadowing with wings, which is beyond the rivers of Ethiopia,''which shall send messengers to a nation scattered and peeled? 35076 Good enough?
35076	Has France got white cliffs, too?
35076	Have I miscalculated?
35076	Have we not been in exile long enough?
35076	Have you seen the stone? 35076 Have you spoken to her, then?"
35076	Have you?
35076	He can do miracles, then?
35076	He could n''t come down, could n''t he?
35076	He does n''t set father at you when you go there?
35076	Hear you that, man?
35076	Hear you that, woman?
35076	How can any one have patience with her?
35076	How can she?
35076	How can you dream of that?
35076	How dare you speak to her?
35076	How is he ever to improve?
35076	How looked he?
35076	How much Judaism is there in your sisters''husbands?
35076	How should I? 35076 How so?
35076	How was I to know Biela would_ ever_ get in?
35076	How?
35076	How?
35076	I suppose you mean how do I defend the conception which is embodied in our ceremonies and ritual?
35076	I?
35076	I?
35076	If my Rivkoly puts on a new dress in honour of the Sabbath, is not the dear God pleased? 35076 If thou hadst come to see me even once-- why hast thou not?"
35076	In Germany again?
35076	In Rome? 35076 Indeed,"I murmured,"and what_ is_ the Orthodox Church?"
35076	Is it anything important? 35076 Is it not a wife''s duty to submit?"
35076	Is it not so? 35076 Is it not so?
35076	Is it possible?
35076	Is it worth while having the responsibility of the rent? 35076 Is it?
35076	Is n''t it?
35076	Is not our saint the sole scion of the house of David? 35076 Is that where the miracles are done?"
35076	Is_ Pesach_ over?
35076	It concerns Schnapsie?
35076	It is just because I do that I ask how are you going to live on the journey? 35076 It is true; why indeed?"
35076	Jealous of thee?
35076	Jews?
35076	Kiss it?
35076	Mad?
35076	May I have the privilege of crossing in your canoe?
35076	May I not escort you, lady?
35076	Moshé Grinwitz,cried the great Rav, his voice dominating the din,"are you mad?"
35076	Mother, can you see France yet?
35076	Mother, can you see France yet?
35076	My conception?
35076	My life-- does it not already take on the glory of God as this mountain the coming day?
35076	No? 35076 No?"
35076	No?
35076	No?
35076	No?
35076	Not a bad_ Geschäft_, eh?
35076	Not even half a ticket? 35076 Oh, and so he thinks he''ll get round mother by getting round me, does he?
35076	Oh, are_ you_ the_ Stranger_?
35076	Oh, have n''t you ever heard of the Pope, mother?
35076	Oh, how can you say so, Leah? 35076 Once?"
35076	Over the Dark Ages?
35076	Persecution?
35076	Pope? 35076 Pray?
35076	Put on a coat?
35076	Rich?
35076	Rich?
35076	Rich?
35076	Said I not, ye were a sport and a mockery unto Him? 35076 Shall I to him"--Sister Margaret paused to excogitate the Yiddish word--"write?"
35076	Shall a godless stranger tamper with the hope of generations?
35076	Shall we say-- the eve of Chanukah?
35076	So we must n''t let a day pass without writing to him, eh?
35076	Sons of Belial,I said, recalling a biblical phrase that might be expected to prick,"why do you seek my life?"
35076	Sugarman?
35076	Suppose,said I,"Wladimir, when he made his famous choice between the Creeds of the world, had picked Judaism?
35076	Sure, and who''ll have been puttin''the Evil Oi on him?
35076	Take you in?
35076	Tear it down?
35076	That same Jonas girl?
35076	That''s what they all say, eh?
35076	Then he no longer works miracles?
35076	Then perhaps our Rabbi can do it, too?
35076	Then what shall we do about the people?
35076	Then who but she can be the destined mother of Israel''s Redeemer?
35076	Then why--?
35076	Then you are a good Jewess still?
35076	Then you are a heretic?
35076	Then you are going over to him?
35076	Then you think I was right?
35076	Then, wo n''t you take a ticket for the lotte_ree_?
35076	There is no one in possession there?
35076	There, Lazarus, do you hear?
35076	Thinks she can keep anything from her old father, does she?
35076	Thou art not angry with me, Sarah?
35076	Thou art not gone?
35076	Thou dost not believe what I say?
35076	Thou hast sent for me?
35076	Thou sayest they have compassion on thee in their talk,he murmured at last, half deprecatingly, half resentfully;"have they none on me?"
35076	Thou wilt not make claim for compensation?
35076	Thou wilt not refuse the_ Get_, when it comes?
35076	Thou wilt show me her_ Cesubah_ when thou comest next?
35076	To what? 35076 Understand what?
35076	Was I to remain a bachelor all my life, breaking the Almighty''s ordinance? 35076 Well, and what do people believe in now?
35076	Well, suppose it is?
35076	Well, what is it? 35076 Well, who is it now?"
35076	Well? 35076 Well?"
35076	What are you crying at? 35076 What are you doing?"
35076	What ceremony?
35076	What do you mean? 35076 What do you want of him?"
35076	What do you want? 35076 What do you want?"
35076	What does it matter to us if a dog creeps into synagogue?
35076	What dost thou?
35076	What else have I to give thee, my Herzel, I who eat the bread of strangers? 35076 What else wud he be for?
35076	What is it? 35076 What is it?"
35076	What is that?
35076	What is that?
35076	What is the Adamite life?
35076	What is the matter with you?
35076	What is your sister''s address now?
35076	What know you of my daughter?
35076	What matters if I lie here a week more or less?
35076	What sayest thou? 35076 What sin have I committed to get such grandchildren?
35076	What will you charge_ me_?
35076	What wouldst thou have me do?
35076	What''s all this madness?
35076	What''s that to do with us? 35076 What''s that?"
35076	What''s the odds? 35076 What''s the use of crying over spilt milk?"
35076	What''s the use?
35076	What, do n''t you see the humour of it? 35076 What, what?"
35076	What?
35076	What?
35076	What?
35076	What_ are_ you talking about? 35076 Whatever brings you here?
35076	When did he die?
35076	When have I championed them?
35076	Where are we, mother?
35076	Where are you going?
35076	Where are you going?
35076	Where can I take you in? 35076 Where is the moon?"
35076	Who dare molest the Holy Queen?
35076	Who do you think is the happy man? 35076 Who else wud I be manin''?
35076	Who made him ruler in Israel?
35076	Who said I was n''t? 35076 Who told thee it was I?"
35076	Who told you so?
35076	Who wants his riches? 35076 Who would have come in?"
35076	Why alas?
35076	Why do you stand in her way?
35076	Why must I kneel, mother?
35076	Why not?
35076	Why not?
35076	Why should I be angry? 35076 Why wo n''t he come here-- like the other doctors?"
35076	Why? 35076 Why?"
35076	Will he never come back?
35076	Will you have plaice or sole, mother?
35076	Wilt thou not bring her to see me? 35076 Would you have me cry, too?
35076	Would you like a blanket?
35076	Wouldst thou reopen my wounds?
35076	Yes, Miss?
35076	Yes, if it was n''t for you--"Mother, do you hear what Lazarus is saying? 35076 Yes?"
35076	You are not afraid?
35076	You do n''t believe me?
35076	You had sisters?
35076	You have bad news?
35076	You have heard?
35076	You have n''t been there yet?
35076	You mean-- has he gone?
35076	You recognize me?
35076	You saw him at Clacton- on- Sea?
35076	You think so?
35076	_ Ach_, why did I not know this before?
35076	_ Da_, it would have been a beautiful ideal-- once,he said; then added fiercely:"Rich?
35076	_ Nu_; to what end? 35076 _ Nuka_, but this puts you finally into a career, does it not?"
35076	_ Nutchozh?_ And how do you propose to utilize it?
35076	_ Nutchozh?_ And how do you propose to utilize it?
35076	_ Och_, you have accepted it?
35076	''Repent one day before thy death''--that is to- day, for who knows?"
35076	A fresh anxiety consumed her now-- would she have strength to hold out?
35076	A riddle?
35076	After a painful moment he said:"Art thou in earnest?"
35076	All my enemies will pity me, will they?
35076	Am I dying?
35076	Am I sane, or is this but incipient madness?
35076	And Alfred the Second, eh?"
35076	And Paul?
35076	And are the old currents flowing so strongly now, only because they were so long artificially dammed up?
35076	And despite it, if she slept on the letter, would it ever be posted?
35076	And do n''t you think it''s clever of me to save appearances?"
35076	And do you call this a sofa?
35076	And had not some transformation come over the synagogue?
35076	And he-- the_ Possemacher_--what winged jest would he let fly?
35076	And how if she did break down permanently?
35076	And is it not therefore a prophecy of those new steam- vessels that are beginning to creep up, one of which has just crossed from England to India?
35076	And my little gilt shovel that used to stand in the fender here, what''s become of that?
35076	And such a union-- was it not too incongruous, too fantastic, for practical life?
35076	And the mother-- would not her own Gan- Iden be spoilt by her boy''s agonizing in hell?
35076	And then if they were not so particular, why could not Leah slip through likewise?
35076	And then what would become of Paul''s prospects if it were known his father was a_ Zhit_?
35076	And was my love so blind as not to see that even if she spoke of Christianity it was only to please me?
35076	And was this eloquence to remain entombed in his own breast?
35076	And what''s become of them now?"
35076	And where''s the extra leaf of the table?
35076	And who has been telling you of all these angelic qualities you roll so glibly off your tongue?"
35076	And who taught him?
35076	And why did n''t Lazarus stay at home?"
35076	And yet should I have the courage to die?
35076	And yet why may not all be well after all, and Heaven grant me such grace as I would willingly sacrifice my life to deserve?
35076	And yet would it not be better if it had carried me off altogether?
35076	Any more frozen little kittens?"
35076	Are there not anti- Jewish riots in all parts, encouraged by cruel Government measures?
35076	At once, do you hear?"
35076	Besides, what did she understand?
35076	Besides, where am I to sit or to sleep?
35076	Bring her to me-- will she not come to see an invalid?
35076	But Rome?
35076	But as it was then Tuesday,"Can not I call upon him?"
35076	But as she took off her white glove not to sully it with the tea and cake, Kitty cried:"Why what have you done with my ring?"
35076	But blasphemer?
35076	But could they not fight for themselves then, with money, with the sinews of war, if not with the weapons; with gold, if not with steel?
35076	But do n''t you see how you go about unsettling people?"
35076	But does not''_ goumey_''also mean''rush, impetus?''
35076	But have you lunched, then?"
35076	But how came such practices into Judaism-- Judaism, with its cheery creed,"increase and multiply?"
35076	But how could he get the furniture?"
35076	But she only said,"Is she aware thou hast come here?"
35076	But thy wife-- will she not be jealous?"
35076	But to leave Jerusalem at his age?
35076	But was there even the synagogue?
35076	But what did you say to the man?"
35076	But what remains for me?
35076	But where is the sacrifice in that?
35076	But who knew whether his money really came from this source?
35076	But why do you call him horrid?"
35076	But why does a soldier catch fire under the eye of his captain?
35076	But why does not the boy write himself?
35076	But why?"
35076	But you know all that is in my heart, do n''t you, darling?"
35076	But, dearest Alfred, shall we not be living the Christian life-- the life of abnegation-- more truly if we give up the hope of personal happiness?
35076	But_ would_ she be happy?
35076	By the way, has Sugarman the Shadchan been here?"
35076	Can anything have happened?
35076	Could it be the same planet on which such things went on simultaneously?
35076	Could no one stop this turning wheel of the world, jar it grindingly to a standstill?
35076	Did I not know that was impossible?
35076	Did I not wait and wait faithfully for Biela all those years?"
35076	Did n''t he say the bouquet was for me?"
35076	Did not his old sketch of herself give distinction to her parlour?
35076	Did they not dance on the grave of the sainted Elijah Wilna?"
35076	Did you have a good time?"
35076	Did you not tell Ben David-- his horn be exalted-- that you knew all concerning Bethulah?
35076	Do n''t you see him waving?
35076	Do n''t you see them yet, mother?"
35076	Do n''t you think she''s as anxious about it as you?"
35076	Do not the local newspapers everywhere reproduce Paul''s printed firebrands?
35076	Do you know who''ll go?"
35076	Do you remember them?"
35076	Do you think you could go, my lamb?"
35076	Eh, Biela, my poor lamb?"
35076	For what would happen if she really fell ill?
35076	God, wilt Thou not impart to me the secret of peace?
35076	Grotesque, say I?
35076	Had my plan been, indeed, a failure?
35076	Has Caterina''s death left a blank which these primitive beloved memories rush in to fill up?
35076	Have I not long since made up my mind that Paul must go his way and I mine?
35076	Have I not the pleasure of coming across them again in our own Odessa papers, in the_ Wiertnik_ and the_ Listok_?
35076	Have I upon my shoulders the guilt of this loss to Judaism, too?
35076	Have n''t I heard the congregation correct Winkelstein scores of times?"
35076	Have n''t you got eyes in your head?
35076	Have they not seen my heart?
35076	Have you forgotten already that here we are only animals?"
35076	He did not pause to defend his Sabbath breaking, but cried joyfully:"What did I tell you?
35076	He would pretend that her marriage cost him no pang; indeed, would not truly the pang be swallowed up in the thought of her happiness?
35076	How came you to allow yourself to be unwell?
35076	How can I stop this horrible, unnatural thing?
35076	How can I thank thee for giving thy consent?"
35076	How can you know that life is so sad?"
35076	How can you know that?
35076	How canst thou dare to blow out a light?
35076	How comes this house here?
35076	How could I ever have felt myself alienated from you?
35076	How could I foresee you would be struck down with this long sickness?"
35076	How did you know it was the dream of my life?
35076	How long is it to the Rejoicing?"
35076	How shall my people receive again a viper into its bosom?
35076	How should we get them across?
35076	How was he to make her understand?
35076	How''s old Miss What''s- a- name, your head- mistress?
35076	How, without the magic resource of books, could she get through the long years of age, when decrepitude might confine her to the chimney- corner?
35076	I laugh-- but who knows?
35076	I meant, in what terms did you put him in his place?"
35076	I never see him but he tells me how the children are crying day and night for their granny, and why do n''t I go and live with him?
35076	I raised my pistol, but hastened to ask, in a more conciliatory tone,"Then how has the line been carried on?"
35076	I will not throw it in the messenger''s face.... And thou wilt marry her?"
35076	If I had not met her, how would things have been?
35076	If a quarrel came, would not the man always throw it in her face that she was a Jewess?
35076	If organ- grinders can travel the distance, why ca n''t I?"
35076	If so, what matters?
35076	Indeed, what is the President of the United States but a_ Shophet_, a Judge of Israel?
35076	Is it Caterina''s death?
35076	Is it a joke?
35076	Is it not so, Biela, my lamb?
35076	Is it old age?
35076	Is it possible?"
35076	Is it returning to these village scenes after half a lifetime spent in towns?
35076	Is it so very much to spare me an hour or two a week?
35076	Is n''t it enough that I embrace it?"
35076	Is n''t it the oddest thing in the world?
35076	Is not every stone in the graveyard hewn from the dead heart of the mourners?"
35076	Is not his daughter the last of the race?"
35076	Is religion, then, a curse, eternally dividing man from man?
35076	Is there a prettier girl in the whole congregation?
35076	Know ye what, brethren?
35076	Law of Moses?
35076	Left you?"
35076	No?
35076	Not find any one suitable?"
35076	Of what avail to ask myself these questions?
35076	Of what avail words against the flames of jealousy in which she writhed?
35076	Of what use even to assure Mrs. Brill''s physical future, if her mind were to be left a pauper, dependent on others?
35076	Of what use is my money to me?
35076	Of whom?
35076	One piece of sugar?"
35076	Only--""Wilt thou wash my skin, and not make me wet?"
35076	Or art thou dead, dead, dead?
35076	Or had I stumbled upon some esoteric title she bore?
35076	Or had she but seized on my own phrase?
35076	Or to go to the strange, raw country?
35076	Paul or Nicholas?
35076	Paul?
35076	Rebecca exclaimed in a shocked tone,"have I married an Epikouros after all?
35076	Shall the congregation hear a word or a syllable that God did not write?
35076	She murmured,"Who told you?"
35076	She repeated the Hebrew obediently, then asked:"What does it mean?"
35076	Should I have repented earlier of my hollow existence?
35076	Should I tell him the thing was impossible-- that he was a Jew?
35076	Strange, indeed, that thus should deliverance for Israel be wrought; yet what was Israel''s history but a series of miracles?
35076	Swallowing them down, she said,"And she-- did she not ask thee to give me_ Get_?"
35076	The avenging hand was heavy upon him in life,--what horrors yet awaited him when he should be laid in the cold grave?
35076	The average rainfall is-- how many inches?"
35076	The goitred_ Chassid_ opened his lips and added,"If not now, when?
35076	The interpreter also said to me,''I suppose you have got some work to do here?''
35076	The wind bloweth as it listeth; who shall say why I am tempest- tossed?
35076	Then he added hurriedly:"But will you be happy with him?
35076	Then why should I not be that man?
35076	They called him madman down in Frankfort, did they?
35076	Thinkest thou I am ignorant thou couldst not obtain a_ Get_ against me-- me who have borne thee children, who have wrought no evil?
35076	Thinkest thou I am not aware of the Judgments-- I, the granddaughter of Reb Shloumi( the memory of the righteous for a blessing)?
35076	This pious patience-- this rejection of the burden on to the shoulders of Messiah and Miracle-- was it more than the veil of unconscious impotence?
35076	To our empty synagogues?"
35076	To track the van?"
35076	To what Cabalistic mystery was this the key?
35076	To whom?"
35076	Truffles and plovers''eggs?"
35076	Was I this nondescript soul, I wondered, half smilingly, fashioned of the Evil One to delay the Messianic era?
35076	Was he, perhaps, dreaming after all?
35076	Was it not enough that he was devoid from the start of the dull, dead weight of Judaism which clogged my own early years?
35076	Was it of the enchanted land of love of which Sugarman had reminded her, but over whose roses he had tramped so grossly?
35076	Was it that_ my_ reaction against my past had become stronger than ever, was it that Paul had never exposed his own narrowness so completely before?
35076	Was it the genuineness of her faith in her heathen creed that made me acquiesce in its daily profession and its dominance in our household life?
35076	Was it the light of her face that blinded me to the dear homely faces of my father and mother?
35076	Was my first fancy true?
35076	Was she alive?
35076	Was she dead?
35076	Was she now to be cut off forever from the sight of his strength?
35076	Was there another riot threatening?
35076	Was there any social reason why they should not cut as great a dash as the Benjamins or the Rosenweilers?
35076	Was there no way of slipping quietly out of existence?
35076	Was this indeed a long- lost brother of his?
35076	Was this the bridegroom-- was this the only one she would ever know?
35076	Was this, then, how idylls ended?
35076	We shall say_ Kaddish_( mourning- prayer) for him, but who will say_ Kaddish_ for us?"
35076	Well, what are you going to do about it?"
35076	Well, why should he keep her waiting?
35076	Well,_ batiushka_, what should be the matter but the old, old matter?
35076	Were her father''s wits wandering at last?
35076	What but America, shadowing us with the wings of its eagle?
35076	What can I do?
35076	What can be the matter with him?
35076	What can he suspect?
35076	What could I do?
35076	What could I say?
35076	What did it matter to her how many children partook of the hour?
35076	What did she dream of, this Board School drudge, whose pasty face was craned curiously forward on sloping shoulders?
35076	What difference, then, can his news make to me?
35076	What do you know of the world, you who live mewed up in a Board School?
35076	What do you think of it?"
35076	What does he come to you for?
35076	What finer medium for my ideas than a great newspaper?
35076	What had I to say to these new, smart people in Zloczszol?
35076	What had London and prosperity brought him instead?
35076	What had become of Bethulah?
35076	What had these far- away splendours to do with Isaac Levinsky?
35076	What has happened?"
35076	What has happened?"
35076	What hath He done for His chosen people for their centuries of anguish and martyrdom?
35076	What if she were going blind?
35076	What if, while she, Biela, was happy with Srul, Leah should be starving with Tsirrélé?
35076	What is it, little Schnapsie?"
35076	What is that noise I hear?...
35076	What is the Sabbath here?
35076	What is the matter?
35076	What kind of trees?
35076	What know you of their inner lives, of their sanctified homes, of their patient sufferings?
35076	What magnetism enables one man to bewitch a nation?
35076	What mattered a lip- profession of Christianity, when I cared as little for Judaism as for it?
35076	What mattered the few odd years or months?
35076	What more potent lever to my hand for raising Holy Russia to a yet higher plane?
35076	What need have I of money?
35076	What of Bethulah herself?
35076	What say ye, brethren?"
35076	What was he doing outside of this mighty assembly?
35076	What was there for him in life now but the ruins of the literal Temple?
35076	What was this great thing, fallen so unexpectedly from the impassive heaven his hopelessness had challenged?
35076	What wonder, therefore, if Moshé Grinwitz intruded upon all his wife''s thoughts-- devotional or worldly?
35076	What would they say, his old friends, if they could see him now?
35076	What''s that, Brum?"
35076	What''s the difference, as long as he''s a good man, eh?"
35076	What''s the matter?"
35076	What''s up?
35076	When did a Jew invest his money in Russian industries?
35076	When he was going, she said,"Thou wilt come again?"
35076	When should I find time to travel all the way to Buffalo,--a busy editor, lawyer, playwright, what not?
35076	Whence, then, took I the money for our riotings?"
35076	Where are the police?...
35076	Where are they?"
35076	Where in Zloczszol will you find a superior husband for your child?"
35076	Where was he staying?"
35076	Where was her husband?
35076	Whither had he gone?
35076	Who can it be?
35076	Who feels that here, father?
35076	Who has pent them into their foul cellars and reeking dens?
35076	Who knew if he would ever get back to die there?
35076	Who was he?
35076	Who will write?
35076	Who would have dreamed a lithographer''s apprentice would arrive at leading the fashions among the nobility and gentry?
35076	Who would support her mother?
35076	Who?"
35076	Why administer Barbary for a savage Dey when you can administer Grand Island for yourself?
35076	Why be upset by my boy''s visit?
35076	Why ca n''t you let apartments yourselves?
35076	Why ca n''t you live up to your position?"
35076	Why did I not stop your murderous pen?...
35076	Why did these forms and ceremonies, which now loom beautiful to me through a mist of tears, seem hideous chains on the free limbs of childhood?
35076	Why didst thou not remind me, Rivkoly?
35076	Why didst thou not send me a bill of divorcement when I left thy home for this?"
35076	Why do n''t you come round and see me sometimes?"
35076	Why do they go there?
35076	Why does he not write, my poor St. Paul?
35076	Why does it flicker on eternally and not blot thee from my sight?"
35076	Why does n''t she marry?
35076	Why does one friend''s unspoken thought find unuttered echo in another''s?
35076	Why had he recklessly left the door unlocked?
35076	Why hast thou not come?
35076	Why hast thou not come?"
35076	Why is this?
35076	Why not?
35076	Why should I give them time to change their minds?"
35076	Why should I give up what my own hands have won?"
35076	Why should I, with my superficial ponderings, be right and he wrong?
35076	Why should she be parted from her family at all?
35076	Why should she care to marry me?
35076	Why should she not go to Rome?
35076	Why should you die for a miserable prejudice?
35076	Why was he not there to have the sacred duty of carrying the Scroll entrusted to him?
35076	Why, didst thou not see him afterward?
35076	Why, then, these strange sympathies that agitate me now; these feelings, shadowy, but strong and resistless as the shadow of death?
35076	Why, this was the very church--?
35076	Why, what in heaven''s name do you get?
35076	Why, where_ is_ thy new dress?"
35076	Will it prove the solace I have heard it is?
35076	Will you accept a seat at my table?"
35076	With Isaac and his heathen female across the Atlantic?
35076	Without proper food, without a spark of fire, how can you hold out a week in this bitter weather?
35076	Would father deny that they had now made enough to warrant the migration?
35076	Would he not annul the curse, grant him his blessing, promise to say_ Kaddish_ for his soul, that he might be saved from utter damnation?
35076	Would he not send his forgiveness by return, for Isaac''s days were numbered, and he could not linger on more than a month or so?
35076	Would he not tell her?
35076	Would her pupils have any inkling of the cloud on teacher''s home?
35076	Would his old joints have to assume that pagan posture?
35076	Would she even hear his dying word?
35076	X"Knowest thou what, Jossel?"
35076	XIV What was to be done?
35076	Yes, she must go at once-- who knew but that it would be the last time she would look upon his face?
35076	Yes, what else was there to do?
35076	You''re quite sure you wo n''t have some more tea?
35076	_ Bozhe moi!_ was it not I who have brought him up in these degrading beliefs, which he imagines I share?
35076	_ Bozhe moi_, is it not punishment enough not to be able to join my brethren in their worship?
35076	_ Bozhe moi_, what can I do?
35076	_ Could_ she be happy with this alien?
35076	_ Thursday._--How can I write it?
35076	_ is_ Paul a Jew?
35076	always oscillating betwixt cemetery and synagogue, why did they not live, why did they not fight?
35076	and pray how did those Rosenweiler girls find husbands?"
35076	are we to eat like the animals?"
35076	could they not join financial forces all through the world?
35076	is this my punishment, that he is faithful to the creed taught him by a father who was faithless to his own?
35076	that she only kissed the crucifix that I might kiss her, and knelt to the Virgin that I might kneel to her?
35076	what did I say?"
28982	The Ghost?
28982	''A Jewish Party?''
28982	''A crank?
28982	''A maiden?''
28982	''A plot to destroy you has already been hatched; the question is, are you going to be destroyed like rats or like men?''
28982	''A what?''
28982	''Ah, but how shall I find achers?''
28982	''Ah, yes-- now, how can a ghost affect a modern audience which no longer believes in ghosts?''
28982	''Ah, you make cigar- boxes?''
28982	''Am I the All- knowing?''
28982	''And Joseph?''
28982	''And after I had the fare, how should I live?
28982	''And ca n''t he claim he_ was_ disturbed?''
28982	''And can not the Almighty support us in Turkey as well as in England?''
28982	''And could I oppress a brother- in- Israel?
28982	''And did n''t he say the Jews must be English, too?''
28982	''And do I not trust Him?''
28982	''And do n''t they?''
28982	''And do n''t you remember he was twelve last Tabernacles?''
28982	''And do you call it"Hamlet"still?''
28982	''And do you trust the P.P.P.?''
28982	''And how are you going to get on without a prompter?''
28982	''And how else should I live?
28982	''And how goes your trade?''
28982	''And how many shall I have but one?''
28982	''And how shall I pay your bill, then?''
28982	''And if they did n''t pay?
28982	''And little Daisy?''
28982	''And on whom else?
28982	''And she has given you back your promise?''
28982	''And suppose?''
28982	''And what about Potiphar''s wife?''
28982	''And what do I make out of it, if it is?''
28982	''And what do you propose?''
28982	''And what do you want?''
28982	''And when is your play coming on?''
28982	''And when will that be?''
28982	''And where did you go?''
28982	''And where did_ your_ father come from?''
28982	''And where else shall a daughter of Israel desire to die?
28982	''And where is Gittel?''
28982	''And who am I that I should ask her to sacrifice herself?''
28982	''And who are you to give orders?''
28982	''And who but the Labour group promises equal rights to all nationalities?''
28982	''And who wants to spell a thing like that?
28982	''And why could n''t you live entirely among Jews?''
28982	''And why do you want to go to Bursia?''
28982	''And why do you wish to know?''
28982	''And why in the Cadets?
28982	''And why not here, as well as in the six hundred and thirty- eight other towns?''
28982	''And why not?
28982	''And why not?
28982	''And why not?''
28982	''And why not?''
28982	''And why should I not go to Palestine too?''
28982	''And why was n''t Simon in synagogue?''
28982	''And you will see that they do not mutilate my play; you will not suffer a single hair of my poesy to be harmed?''
28982	''And you will seek me in the café when rehearsals begin?''
28982	''And you wo n''t come back till rehearsals begin?''
28982	''Anyone you know?''
28982	''Are n''t there plenty of Jewish girls who are English?''
28982	''Are n''t you a Jew, then, sir?
28982	''Are n''t you a trinity yourself?''
28982	''Are n''t you engaged?''
28982	''Are n''t you living among Jews now?''
28982	''Are there any here?''
28982	''Are there such?''
28982	''Are you in need of work?''
28982	''Are you mad, Aaron?''
28982	''Are you the newest?''
28982	''Asked?
28982	''Besides,''David continued,''what new country could receive us at the rate of two hundred thousand a year?
28982	''Bloomah Beckenstein, do you want me to pull you out by your plait?''
28982	''But Yossel is pious-- surely?''
28982	''But ca n''t there be Socialism outside Zion?''
28982	''But ca n''t you make her a proselyte?''
28982	''But can one pay too much attention to the Talmud?
28982	''But can she make the audience cry?''
28982	''But do you propose to restore them?''
28982	''But have you enough plates and dishes and tablecloths?
28982	''But have you never had any curiosity to see other parts?
28982	''But have you thought of the danger of a_ pogrom_?''
28982	''But how can I take your money?
28982	''But how can he be ignorant that we''ve sent seven hundred at least to the war?''
28982	''But how can we hold a meeting?
28982	''But how many rooms have you?''
28982	''But how shall I travel to them?
28982	''But how will you be married?''
28982	''But is Mrs. Wilhammer going to Russia, then?''
28982	''But on what ground?''
28982	''But sha n''t we take our things?''
28982	''But the dead woman''s----?
28982	''But the gas- brackets?''
28982	''But what about?''
28982	''But what business do you think you----?''
28982	''But what have you Zionists to do with the Parliament in Russia?''
28982	''But what have you done?''
28982	''But what is there to discuss?''
28982	''But what relief can they bring?''
28982	''But what should we do there?
28982	''But what will happen?
28982	''But what''s the use of the resolution if you do n''t mention the member''s name?''
28982	''But when will it be?
28982	''But where are these individualists?''
28982	''But where is Bursia?''
28982	''But where is my little Joseph?''
28982	''But who keeps it?
28982	''But why ca n''t we go to Jerusalem and wait for the earthquake there?''
28982	''But why ca n''t you die in Palestine?''
28982	''But why shall I look foolish?''
28982	''But why waste the engagement- ring?''
28982	''But why?''
28982	''But you ca n''t take her_ with_ you?''
28982	''But you have a Committee?''
28982	''But your restaurant?''
28982	''But, Lucy, you do n''t think religion is ham?''
28982	''Ca n''t we prove he has broken the Law of Moses?''
28982	''Ca n''t you explain to her that the doctors mean no harm?''
28982	''Ca n''t you hear?''
28982	''Ca n''t you sweep quietly?''
28982	''Comrade Berl or Comrade Schmerl?''
28982	''Consecration wine, eh?''
28982	''D''ye think you''ve taken me by the week?''
28982	''Dear me, why did n''t you come to the point quicker?
28982	''Did I not say he was a genteel archangel?''
28982	''Did I not say the door must be opened?''
28982	''Did I not say you were from heaven?''
28982	''Did n''t I say an obstinate pig?
28982	''Did n''t I, indeed?
28982	''Did n''t you always say we are English?''
28982	''Did not the Jews always fly to the synagogue when there was danger?''
28982	''Did she beat him,''she murmured soothingly,''beat my own little Joseph?''
28982	''Did you not hear what I was playing?''
28982	''Do I know?''
28982	''Do I know?''
28982	''Do I not know it?''
28982	''Do n''t you know it''s forbidden to touch money on the Sabbath?''
28982	''Do n''t you see from this insolent letter how right I was?
28982	''Do n''t you see it is the safest place for us?
28982	''Do n''t you think I''ve already ordered him off my premises?''
28982	''Do n''t you think, considering what has been happening, it is high time the Jews of Milovka learned to shoot?''
28982	''Do the Jews say that after every meal?''
28982	''Do we want to wash our dirty_ Talysim_( praying- shawls) in public?''
28982	''Do without me?
28982	''Do you mean it is she singing?''
28982	''Do you mean that you asked him to marry you?''
28982	''Do you mean to say you are going to marry my grandmother?''
28982	''Do you realize what you''re saying, Sir Asher?
28982	''Do you suppose he reads the Jewish what''s- a- name, like you?
28982	''Do you suppose, by the way, that King Solomon made all his thousand marriages before he was eighteen?''
28982	''Do you take it with hot water?''
28982	''Do you take sugar?''
28982	''Do you think a God- fearing congregation would offer office to a Sabbath- breaker?''
28982	''Do you want to stay here and torture your poor mother?''
28982	''Does Mrs. Mandle still live here?''
28982	''Does n''t our name tell you?
28982	''East Side?''
28982	''Eh?
28982	''Eh?''
28982	''Eh?''
28982	''Even on Sunday?''
28982	''Fanny, what dost thou?''
28982	''Five and a quarter million of us?
28982	''For how long?''
28982	''Give Ireland Home Rule?''
28982	''Got your theatre ticket?''
28982	''Hannah, will you explain to me what this_ Meshuggas_( madness) is?''
28982	''Has Goldwater given you a contract?''
28982	''Has n''t he the disease, then?''
28982	''Has she seen the Christian slums-- Flower and Dean Street?''
28982	''Have I not enough cooking to do for my own family?
28982	''Have n''t I always said that?
28982	''Have n''t I promised?''
28982	''Have n''t they left any Jewish licenses?''
28982	''Have n''t you a drop of vodka?''
28982	''Have you gone on the religious lay now?''
28982	''Have you scrolls of the Law for me to write?''
28982	''Have you this land, then?''
28982	''Her mother?
28982	''How are you, granny?''
28982	''How can I live away from Russia at such a moment?''
28982	''How can I sell that?''
28982	''How can any of us force Providence to do anything it does n''t want to?
28982	''How can three be one?''
28982	''How can we rehearse without you?
28982	''How can you keep a restaurant up two pairs of stairs where no passer- by will ever see it?''
28982	''How can you say that, Yenta?''
28982	''How could I dissociate myself from the rest of the Sub- Committee?''
28982	''How did you come to find it out yourself?''
28982	''How do you know?
28982	''How do you know?''
28982	''How in advance?''
28982	''How old is Moshelé?''
28982	''How?''
28982	''Humiliating?''
28982	''Hunger, you old fool, why do n''t you let us sleep?''
28982	''I am Elkan; do n''t you know me?''
28982	''I hope Mrs. Wilhammer has n''t been keeping you too imprisoned?''
28982	''I pay my dollar-- what for shall I go?''
28982	''I shall die in Palestine?''
28982	''I suppose you mean Palestine?''
28982	''I suppose you will resume possession of them when you make your fortune by the piece- sorting?''
28982	''Ill?''
28982	''In that cab?''
28982	''In time for what?''
28982	''Indeed?''
28982	''Is Mr. Elkman at home?''
28982	''Is he married?''
28982	''Is he not a dentist?''
28982	''Is he open again?''
28982	''Is he shut?''
28982	''Is it for that you tore me away from my Talmud?''
28982	''Is it possible?''
28982	''Is my eye open?''
28982	''Is not that the very first commandment in the Bible?''
28982	''Is she beautiful?''
28982	''Is there a greater lover of God in all Galicia?''
28982	''Is your mouth shut?''
28982	''Knowest thou me not?''
28982	''Like Yvonne Rupert?''
28982	''Love that painted jade?
28982	''Madge painted?
28982	''Maimon is the only Jew abroad to- night, and how were the poor drunken peasants to know he was baptized?''
28982	''Manicuring?''
28982	''May I open a window?''
28982	''Me?''
28982	''My Party?''
28982	''My desire?''
28982	''My heart and my crown, will he not come?''
28982	''Naturally, but simply----''''And a Party- Chest?''
28982	''Not a Party?''
28982	''Not even a pair of old shoes?''
28982	''Not mine?
28982	''Nothing?''
28982	''O God of Abraham, how shall I live without my Leah?''
28982	''Of course, I have the next disposal of it?''
28982	''Oh, Simeon Samuels has been talking to you, has he?''
28982	''Oh, do n''t they, indeed?
28982	''Oh, he said he''d stick to his Sabbath profit, did he?''
28982	''Oh, is it a girl?
28982	''Oh, then, it is not about your grandmother?''
28982	''Oh, where can I get it?''
28982	''Oh, would I, though?''
28982	''One of which Jewish girls?''
28982	''Only seeing you glued to it gave me the idea what a pity it was that you should not travel and sit at the feet of great Rabbis?''
28982	''Painted?''
28982	''Pardon me,''I went on, in my scrupulously worst German,''may I ask you a question?''
28982	''Paste what?''
28982	''Perhaps, but who can surpass Shakespeare?
28982	''Prej- prejudiced?''
28982	''Shall I give you some almond- pudding?''
28982	''Shall I know?
28982	''Shall I presume dictation to the angel?''
28982	''Shooting?''
28982	''Simon, did you tell him I was a P.P.S.?''
28982	''Since when have we owned Sudminster?''
28982	''Since when?''
28982	''So the young men would not come?''
28982	''So we have to remain dispersed to promote the week- end holiday?''
28982	''So you''re a revolutionary, eh?''
28982	''Sugarman?''
28982	''Taking Daisy?''
28982	''Tea?''
28982	''Teach_ me_?''
28982	''The Bund is exclusively Jewish, is it not?''
28982	''The money is only----''''And Conferences?''
28982	''Then Iselmann did not produce it?''
28982	''Then do n''t you want the Holy Land?''
28982	''Then how about Home Rule for India?
28982	''Then how do you suppose we shall ever get to Palestine?''
28982	''Then if we_ must_ suffer, why did you subscribe so much to the fund for the Russian Jews?''
28982	''Then why did you bring me?''
28982	''Then why did you buy it?''
28982	''Then why do you pray for it--"speedily and in our days"?''
28982	''Then why do you spoil it all?''
28982	''Then why not join in the Self- Defence of our nation?''
28982	''Then why----?''
28982	''Then you persist in setting a bad example?''
28982	''Then, what do you propose?''
28982	''Then, why do n''t_ you_ go?''
28982	''Then, you wo n''t inform?''
28982	''They publish it on the East Side,_ nicht wahr_?''
28982	''To a what?''
28982	''To feel complimented at not being taken for a Jew-- what does it mean?
28982	''To give to the widow Rubenstein?''
28982	''True, but why could n''t they pay in advance?''
28982	''We had already sacrificed our money; there was nothing left but to sacrifice our deepest feelings----''''But what for?''
28982	''Well, has n''t he?''
28982	''Well, we do n''t want foreigners, do we?''
28982	''Well, what do I want with a barometer?''
28982	''Well, why not go and see it?''
28982	''Well?''
28982	''What are S.S.''s?''
28982	''What are you now, if I may ask?''
28982	''What boy?
28982	''What burden do I carry?''
28982	''What business do you think your husband could set up here?''
28982	''What can I do to repair-- to atone?
28982	''What did you say?''
28982	''What do I want?''
28982	''What do you know about Palestine?''
28982	''What do you mean?''
28982	''What do you mean?''
28982	''What do you want here?''
28982	''What do you want him for?''
28982	''What do you want?''
28982	''What else had we to eat?''
28982	''What else, Excellency?''
28982	''What for?''
28982	''What for?''
28982	''What good''s that?
28982	''What have we sacrificed ourselves for, all these centuries, if not for the Sacrifices?
28982	''What have we to do with the Jewish bourgeoisie?''
28982	''What have you forgotten, grandmother?''
28982	''What is it, Mr. Levy-- what is the matter?''
28982	''What is it?''
28982	''What is the use of arguing with him?''
28982	''What is there to discuss?''
28982	''What paper?''
28982	''What rights?''
28982	''What signs?''
28982	''What work?''
28982	''What work?''
28982	''What''s the good of a passive strike?
28982	''What''s your books for?
28982	''What, then?
28982	''What?
28982	''When does man rejoice most?''
28982	''When will you be ready to start?''
28982	''When, after a course of starvation and medicine at Berne University, I found I had to get a new degree for America....''''You are a doctor?''
28982	''Where does your husband do his dentistry?''
28982	''Where else shall a man live?''
28982	''Where else?
28982	''Where have you been?''
28982	''Where is that?''
28982	''Where is the gas?''
28982	''Where is your step- mother, my poor angel?''
28982	''Where was there room in the Temple for the millions who came up at Passover?''
28982	''Where''s the wonder?
28982	''Which Party are you of?''
28982	''Who are you?''
28982	''Who does?''
28982	''Who ever heard of Ignatz Levitsky?
28982	''Who has drawn and quartered my play?
28982	''Who is he?''
28982	''Who is it?''
28982	''Who is this uncombed bunco- steerer?''
28982	''Who is zis person?''
28982	''Who knows?''
28982	''Who or what needs me in America?''
28982	''Who speaks of humps?
28982	''Who speaks of passing off?
28982	''Who wo n''t have you?''
28982	''Who''s mutilating the poesy now?''
28982	''Why are they traitors?''
28982	''Why are you Jews surprised?''
28982	''Why are you prejudiced against her?''
28982	''Why did he not go on refusing you?''
28982	''Why did n''t a Boer bullet strike me down?''
28982	''Why did n''t you say at first you were a bourgeois?
28982	''Why did n''t you say so at first?''
28982	''Why did you interfere?
28982	''Why does your Excellency intrude upon our prayers to God?''
28982	''Why does_ Hamlet_ sing?''
28982	''Why else did you refuse my money?''
28982	''Why how am I to afford a new ring?
28982	''Why more than manicuring her?''
28982	''Why not?
28982	''Why not?
28982	''Why not?
28982	''Why not?''
28982	''Why only in Palestine?''
28982	''Why shall I want to go to Bursia?''
28982	''Why should I be prejudiced?
28982	''Why should n''t_ I_ profit, too, by the Christian''s simplicity?''
28982	''Why should you expect thought from a rabbi?''
28982	''Why, what is wrong with Yossel?
28982	''Why, what would be the good of keeping open if you did n''t take money?''
28982	''Why, where is the spinning- wheel?''
28982	''Why?
28982	''Will you go-- if I swear?''
28982	''Will you say I shall have much pleasure?''
28982	''Will you throw that laughing hyena out, or shall I?''
28982	''Wo n''t you come inside, and see the stock?''
28982	''Wo n''t you come outside and walk a bit under this beautiful moon?''
28982	''Would you have me arrive alone in Palestine?''
28982	''Would you have me break the Fourth Commandment?''
28982	''Would you have me stand by and see our people murdered?''
28982	''Would you like to be a dentist again?''
28982	''Yes, sir,''''Say, how''s the boss?''
28982	''Yes-- but only----''''And Branches?''
28982	''You are busy?''
28982	''You are sending it away to Palestine?''
28982	''You are sure you could absolutely produce the little ones?''
28982	''You are the cook of the restaurant?''
28982	''You do n''t patronize the Italians at all?''
28982	''You do n''t remember me from_ Shool_?
28982	''You do n''t suppose I do n''t read the Jewish papers?
28982	''You do n''t suppose she wo n''t suffer dreadfully?''
28982	''You ever seen this Yvonne Rupert?''
28982	''You ever seen this Yvonne Rupert?''
28982	''You have barred it?''
28982	''You have been in India?''
28982	''You have been to Palestine?''
28982	''You have had a quarrel?''
28982	''You have lived here all your life, Yossel, have you not?''
28982	''You have made him a Hebrew?''
28982	''You have told him?''
28982	''You hear?''
28982	''You knew I was coming?''
28982	''You mean, who do n''t care a pin about the old customs?
28982	''You mean?''
28982	''You promise me all this?''
28982	''You will not spoil my play, you will get me a maidenly Ophelia?
28982	''You will save Ophelia?''
28982	''You wished my Madge dead?''
28982	''You would n''t class yourself with a low- down barnstormer like Shakespeare?''
28982	''You''re not a Jew?''
28982	''You''re not very encouraging, dear; what''s the matter with me?''
28982	''You, too, want to die in Palestine?''
28982	''You-- you do n''t know me?
28982	''You-- you snub- nosed monkey, what do you mean?''
28982	''Yvonne Rupert?''
28982	''_ Monopolka?_''( monopoly), he cried.
28982	''_ Rosh Hashanah_ so near?''
28982	''_ Samooborona?_''said David.
28982	''_ What_ hast thou signed?''
28982	''_ Your_ Hamlet?''
28982	''_ Your_ grandchild?''
28982	''s are the synthesis of the historic necessities?
28982	About Jews?''
28982	After I gave you my Fanny, and she slaved for you and bore you children?''
28982	Agriculture?
28982	Am I a Talmud- sage that I should thus aspire?
28982	And if not, which candidates shall we support?
28982	And shall I not rejoice, shall I not exult even unto tears?''
28982	And should I even be permitted to land?
28982	And then, if Israel''s story was false here, what of the rest?
28982	And what would your volunteers do in Zion?
28982	And where shall I find money to keep a restaurant?''
28982	And who wants his music?
28982	And without conscription-- oh, what would poor Solomon have thought of that?
28982	And you do n''t call France a Ghetto or Italy a Ghetto?''
28982	Are not many of the Sultan''s own officials Jews?
28982	Are we afraid of being packed off to Palestine and is the fulfilment of the dream of eighteen centuries our deadliest dread?''
28982	Are we not one?''
28982	Are you aware, sir, that every other Jew in Sudminster closes rigorously on the Sabbath?''
28982	Are you, then, standing in them?''
28982	As a member of the Party of Peaceful Regeneration----''''Peaceful Regeneration?''
28982	As for quarrelling, were n''t you in Parliament?
28982	Besides, had not the boy already proclaimed-- like his seniors-- that Russia, not Jewry, was to be saved?
28982	Besides, how could one remember?
28982	Besides, how had Yossel known that the heroine was ill?
28982	Besides, was she not Sir Asher''s daughter?
28982	Besides, would not everybody ask why she was going without her husband?
28982	But Barstein inquired brutally:''Where do you do your dentistry?''
28982	But Barstein, feeling duped, replied sternly:''Where do you do your dentistry?''
28982	But have you forgotten there is still one form of_ Samooborona_ left?''
28982	But how can there be three- in- one or one- in- three?''
28982	But how could she charge herself with it-- she, with her daily rounds to make?
28982	But how could we pass the winter nights on the bare boards?
28982	But how if the woman refused to yield them up-- as Natalya could fancy her refusing-- out of sheer temper and devilry?
28982	But let them; it will all be to the glory of Zionism----''''How so?''
28982	But merit?''
28982	But she?
28982	But then, who could tell that the patriots who welcomed them to- day as co- workers would not reject them when the cause was won?
28982	But what did you call him?
28982	But what else could I do in such a wretched country?
28982	But what''s the use of a preacher if he ca n''t make any text mean something else?''
28982	But where in the world was Bursia?
28982	But why Persia?
28982	But why was she mute?
28982	But you Zionists are less citizens than strangers, and if you were logical, you would all----''''Where''s your own logic?''
28982	But, then, how could he be sure of knowing them all?
28982	But-- was he on the right side of her?
28982	Ca n''t you see your children have scarcely strength to live?
28982	Can you afford to buy the food, and to risk it''s not being eaten?''
28982	Could shameless passion further go?
28982	Could this be the great She, the arbitress of art?
28982	Did Jews really conceive it as a contemporary possibility?
28982	Did he know Jacobs, the dentist of the neighbouring Mansel Place?
28982	Did he not incarnate the great Jewish gospel of the improvident lilies?
28982	Did he not pray every day to be delivered from the_ Satan Mekatrig_?
28982	Did n''t the Hungarian Jews join Kossuth?
28982	Did the second daughter ever go to Hamburg?
28982	Did these Yankee ignoramuses suppose he did not share their aversion from the gaberdine or the three brass balls?
28982	Did they imagine he wore phylacteries or earlocks, or what?
28982	Did they think their delving spades would come upon a hidden store of gold, upon an ancient treasure- chest?
28982	Did they, then, pray the Jewish prayers in Christian churches?
28982	Did you not see the protest even in the Australian Parliament?
28982	Do n''t the Southerners have negro servants?''
28982	Do n''t they teach you here:"Honour thy father and thy mother"?''
28982	Do n''t you know this is written by the_ Meshummodim_?''
28982	Do you forget you are talking to your grandmother?''
28982	Do you mean to say He sends us here a double dose of profit?''
28982	Do you mean to say you ca n''t jump from one Commandment to another?''
28982	Do you not hear?''
28982	Do you not see how the folk- instinct leads them to Palestine?
28982	Do you think I get fat on this inn?
28982	Do you think I''d be where I am now if I had n''t had the courage to buy a bankrupt stock that I did n''t see my way to paying for?
28982	Do you think there are a sea of Kazelias in the world?
28982	Do you want to skin_ me_, like your martins and sables?''
28982	Does Goldwater imagine I have written a melodrama?
28982	Does not the Fourth Commandment run:"Six days shalt thou labour and do all thy work"?
28982	Economic Zionism?
28982	Eh?
28982	Fight the Sultan with his million soldiers?
28982	For I had hardly read him ten lines before he brayed out,"Where is the Ghost?"
28982	For the last time I ask you, will you or will you not summon me a meeting of householders?''
28982	Had he applied to the Russo- Jewish Fund, which existed to help such refugees from persecution?
28982	Had he been the victim of a jealous libel?
28982	Had he not meant it for the best when he took her into his workshop?
28982	Had he perhaps misinterpreted and magnified the attitude of these Americans?
28982	Had not her heroines enchanted the Ghetto?
28982	Had they not even discovered that art levels all ranks and races?
28982	Has our race reached self- contempt?''
28982	Have n''t you been in my house, and seen what an honourable Jew I am?
28982	Have we not of ourselves severed our relations with the D.K.''s?
28982	Have you forgotten we are of Rabbinic family?''
28982	Have you no feelings?
28982	He had seen countless pictures and caricatures of them, for did they not almost hold the globe in their grip?
28982	He produces not so badly, but act?
28982	He said to me:''Are n''t you ashamed?
28982	He should have love-- this strange English thing-- but could he not find a Jewess?
28982	Hereditary privileges will be abol----''''But what land_ is_ there?''
28982	His few childish years in the Russian Pale-- what were they to the long years of European art and European culture?
28982	How about Ophelia''s songs?
28982	How about that folk- instinct?''
28982	How are you going to work Sabbath- keeping into that?''
28982	How can you utter such an awful omen?''
28982	How could I refuse?
28982	How could Shakespeare really describe the thinker?
28982	How could one give away the last kopeck and arrive penniless in a strange land?
28982	How could that be?
28982	How could that obscure rush- light of the London Ghetto Theatre have blazed into the Star of Paris and New York?
28982	How could this stranger understand the mysteries of purging meat, of separating meat- plates from butter- plates?
28982	How could you treat a poor family so?''
28982	How do you know I''m not married?''
28982	How had Nehemiah lived during those first ten years in England?
28982	How if he formed a secret_ Samooborona_ Committee, composed equally of representatives of all Parties?
28982	How in Heaven''s name will they live?''
28982	How indeed could a man who had known the blessing of a sober, God- fearing wife endure a drunkard and a child- beater?
28982	How old is the eldest?''
28982	How should he even get his bread-- he whose ill- fame was doubtless the gossip of the Ghetto?
28982	How sift the false from the true amid all this tangled mass?
28982	I began to smell a rat, and thought to myself, How comes it that you know I want the frontier?
28982	I could write Holy Scrolls, indeed, and keep an inn, but what availed these accomplishments?
28982	I inquired,''What is the meaning of the word"slack"?''
28982	I never hid it from her brother, so why should n''t she know?
28982	I was to be given office, was I, on condition of closing my shop on Saturday?
28982	I''m afraid you''ll think me very ignorant-- it was n''t Grieg, was it?''
28982	If I am playwright as well as poet, was not Shakespeare both also?''
28982	If he wanted to marry, why did n''t he marry before eighteen, as the Talmud prescribes?''
28982	If they drank their money away?''
28982	If this was the best, what in Heaven''s name awaited him elsewhere?
28982	If, indeed, the handbill was written by apostates, what could it hold but Satan''s lies?
28982	Indeed, had not the Passover Market hummed with the old, old story of a lost Christian child?
28982	Is it not true I gave her the ring?''
28982	Is it not wonderful-- the transformation of our people?
28982	Is it your excellent management, I wonder, or have you endowments?''
28982	Is n''t it in the papers that he promised?''
28982	Is there a core of anti- Semitism in my nature?
28982	It alone----''''May I ask whom you speak for?''
28982	It is true that I early helped him to redeem his household gods, but could I do less for a man who had still no bed to sleep in?
28982	It was only Miss Aaronsberg''s tactful''Do n''t you want to smoke?''
28982	Let us make a demonstration against the director; let us----''''Who told you that?''
28982	Merely Shem?''
28982	Natalya cried, in her sweetest but harsh tones,''Wo n''t you come and kiss me?''
28982	Nay, would she even be able to endure the burden till the end?
28982	Now, what should I do?
28982	One of the Kazelia conspirators-- for his arm reaches over Europe-- called us into his office, and said:''How much money have you?''
28982	Or did Sir Asher consider his past life improper or his future behaviour dubious?
28982	Or had she not even seen his letter?
28982	Or is it only too logical?
28982	Or was she deliberately choosing to forget and forgive his Jewishness?
28982	Political Zionism?
28982	President, are we here for business or are we not?''
28982	President?''
28982	Said he:''What can I do with such murderers?
28982	She answered:''Why have you led me to such a land, where even prayer costs money-- at least, for women?
28982	She was so beautiful and he was so strong-- what could stand between them?
28982	So I started off at once to talk to him-- two days''journey, they said-- for I knew he would help; and if not he, who?
28982	So what could I do with a large family?
28982	Soundly invested, I hope?''
28982	Still, where was he to sleep?
28982	The Prince of Palestine talking with a twang-- how could he permit such an outrage upon his Hebrew Hamlet?
28982	The habit of actualities had been lost; what need of them when concepts provided as much intellectual stimulus?
28982	The superficial might call him shiftless, but more profoundly envisaged, was he not rather an education in the art of living?
28982	Then it is the"Yvonne Rupert"cigar?''
28982	Then she said icily:''And what do you want?''
28982	Then where''s the difference?''
28982	Then, as the minister rose in angry obfuscation,''You are sure you wo n''t have some whisky?''
28982	They would inquire in the immemorial formula,''What town comest thou from?''
28982	They, with Jewish blood warm in their veins, with the memory of their mother warm in their hearts?
28982	This chic, this witchery, with which reputation credited her-- had not Gittel possessed it all?
28982	To what end, then, had he escaped the conscription?
28982	To whom?
28982	To your godly congregation?
28982	Was Kazelia also a myth?
28982	Was he not pious enough, or not rich enough, too artistic or too low- born?
28982	Was he not then alone?
28982	Was it Heine or another who said''The people of Christ is the Christ of peoples''?
28982	Was it because she could not trust herself to speak before the crowd?
28982	Was it conscience, was it terror?
28982	Was it not in her marvellous marble music- room-- one of the boasts of Chicago-- that he had mentally seen himself enthroned as the lord of the feast?
28982	Was it possible that Mrs. Wilhammer had really been too ill to see him?
28982	Was it the self- contempt natural to a race that had not the strength to build and fend for itself?
28982	Was the landlord''s detaining me in the parlour a ruse to gain time for the attics to be emptied of any comforts?
28982	Was there a black rag, and was there a white, or were both rags parti- coloured?
28982	We have the whole Russian Revolution on our shoulders; how can we throw away our lives for the capitalists of the Milovka Ghetto?
28982	Well, how could I answer?
28982	Well, what could I do?
28982	Well, what was to be done?
28982	Were there ever two races less alike?"''
28982	What about the barometer?''
28982	What am I to do with it?
28982	What are they but hirelings?''
28982	What blood?''
28982	What can I do for you?''
28982	What can I do for you?''
28982	What can you do with such greenhorns?
28982	What did English people want with banners and such- like gewgaws?
28982	What did they seek under the wall?
28982	What do you want?''
28982	What had the wretch to do with the children?
28982	What if, in her drunken fury at the absence of Becky and Joseph, she did it a mischief?
28982	What is the_ Parnass_ giving?''
28982	What madness had driven him from her side?
28982	What news from Warsaw?''
28982	What other''pious philanthropist''had she found to replace him?
28982	What right, indeed, had he to force himself upon this woman, upon these children, to whom he was dead?
28982	What was I saying?''
28982	What was she doing with this Christian Colossus?
28982	What was the use of talking?
28982	What was to be done?
28982	What will it be?
28982	What wonder if he could not suddenly rise to dictatorship?
28982	What?
28982	Where are you off to?''
28982	Where did you go?''
28982	Where had those young men to turn but to me?''
28982	Where is my_ Chumash_( Pentateuch)?''
28982	Where were the silver candlesticks?
28982	Wherein lay the attraction of that exotic land, and whatever would Mrs. Silvermann and her overflowing progeny do in Persia?
28982	Whither had she fled?
28982	Who can make him intelligible to the modern soul?''
28982	Who could put bounds to her achievement?
28982	Who knew what would happen to it?
28982	Who should say?
28982	Who would have suspected Red Judah of such courage-- such apt speech?
28982	Who, even for an imperial income, would bear the burden of those grotesque teeth, protruding like a sample of wares in a dentist''s showcase?
28982	Whose language was this?
28982	Why all this ceaseless sorrow, this footsore wandering, this rootless life, this eternal curse?
28982	Why are you open?''
28982	Why do n''t they stop in their own country?
28982	Why else did we take your"Hamlet"for a Passover play?''
28982	Why had he never thought of painting her?
28982	Why have I not heard you in America?''
28982	Why have you not compassion on your little ones?
28982	Why not to Paris that her theatric gifts might receive training?
28982	Why should I not arrange that for you?''
28982	Why was she tendering this scented letter?
28982	Why?''
28982	Will you go there again?''
28982	Will you not come and live with me in the country, and let me care for you?
28982	With such ghouls hovering around the Hebrew''Hamlet,''who could say how the masterpiece had been mangled?
28982	With which shall we form_ blocs_ in the elections?
28982	With your sister in agony?
28982	Wo n''t you come on the stage?''
28982	Wo n''t you----?''
28982	Would I get some intelligible written statement from Quarriar as to what had taken place?
28982	Would Israel never return to reality, never find solid ground under foot, never look eye to eye upon life?
28982	Would not Yossel go to a new land, and how much would he want over and above his fare?
28982	Would she be taken away before Daisy became self- supporting?
28982	Would the Banker be more susceptible now, under this disillusionment?
28982	Would the maestro honour Mrs. Wilhammer by taking tea in her cabin?
28982	Would you become a jewellery shop?''
28982	Would you fall back on a stranger?
28982	Would you not like to go and see Vienna?''
28982	Yes, in very sooth-- he remembered it suddenly-- was it not this man''s wife on whom he had built his main hopes?
28982	You came into a fortune?''
28982	You do n''t mean to deny you''re a Zionist?''
28982	You do n''t mean to say that she drinks in public- houses?''
28982	You had to marry a Christian for the sake of Fanny''s children?
28982	You were saying that, too, were n''t you, Witsky?''
28982	You''d like to come and live with me-- eh, my lamb?''
28982	You''ve never seen me act?''
28982	_ Bezalel_, it''s called; is n''t that a beautiful name?
28982	_ Himmel!_ what was this?
28982	at once?''
28982	cried the gossip, revolted;''and what would become of your own grandchildren?''
28982	had her secretary presumed to guard her from Semitic invaders?
28982	proved unexpectedly small in stature and owl- like in expression; but his''Be seated, sir-- be seated; what can I do for you?''
28982	the question was,_ could_ a Banker be disillusioned?
28982	were Christians coming to Jewish services, even as she had gone to Christian?
38413	''Jones invited us?''
38413	''Well, Jones, how do you like Damtidam?'' 38413 A fellow- Director, I suppose?"
38413	A seat in his box?
38413	Ah, but if you vas me,said Yankelà ©,"vould you rader marry a Tedesco or a Sephardi?"
38413	Ah, vy can I not hope to call you fader- in- law?
38413	Ai n''t he been in, sir?
38413	All?
38413	Am I a dog?
38413	Am I a thief that you should go over my pockets? 38413 Am I dreaming, sire?"
38413	And could n''t all that be done at the theatre?
38413	And do you think I do not feel the shame as deeply as you?
38413	And does_ she_ know?
38413	And how d''ye think the words should sound, coming from the creature''s belly? 38413 And if I have?"
38413	And my compensation?
38413	And paid before the wedding, mind?
38413	And so thou hast employed this pigeon as a carrier between thee and this suburban young person?
38413	And suppose? 38413 And supposing?"
38413	And this is how one helps a brother in Israel?
38413	And vat about de province in England?
38413	And vat of dat?
38413	And were you not called to the Law after me? 38413 And what hast thou to laugh at?"
38413	And what more do I want? 38413 And what of my profit?"
38413	And what prevents you taking your turn in the graveyard watches?
38413	And when shall we tell thy father?
38413	And who is the debtor?
38413	And why dost thou not have her?
38413	And you do n''t want to?
38413	And you have experienced that?
38413	And you never ran away with Lefkovitch?
38413	And, pray, how came you to carry his box?
38413	Are not these your ten items?
38413	Are there not persons in the world who would jump at the chance of acquiring it? 38413 Are you Mr. da Costa?"
38413	Are you at home, miss?
38413	Are you forgetting what we shall be needing our savings for?
38413	Are you too lazy to come here?
38413	Are you unsound in the head? 38413 At this very moment Sugarman is trying to persuade him-- not so?
38413	Because I am a lord?
38413	Brute?
38413	But are they in the pink of fashion?
38413	But are they safe? 38413 But d''ye no ken this is a speakin''part?"
38413	But do you mean to say he has saved fifty pounds?
38413	But do you tell this to da Costa the father or da Costa the marriage- broker?
38413	But do you think you''re the only acquaintance who''s not contented with his street and number? 38413 But dost thou think he will have me, little father?"
38413	But have you the courage to look Jones in the face and tell him that?
38413	But how can you do dat?
38413	But how do you know anyone will bring it out?
38413	But how do you know she''ll come?
38413	But if I do n''t want one?
38413	But is he?
38413	But is n''t it of value to anybody_ but_ the owner?
38413	But suppose I lose it all?
38413	But this is gross treachery-- what right hadst thou to make these underhand advances in our absence?
38413	But what is a man to do? 38413 But what necessity was there for that?"
38413	But what says the Midrash? 38413 But what was his motive?"
38413	But what?
38413	But where will he be getting this money from?
38413	But who are you, that I should give you money for the Synagogue?
38413	But whom have you got in your eye?
38413	But why did you give it up?
38413	But why do you come to me?
38413	But why is it called_ The Learned Pig_, and how has it escaped publication?
38413	But why not?
38413	But will he consent?
38413	But wo n''t you come in? 38413 But you be coming, too?"
38413	But you came to me for one?
38413	But you care for that soldier I saw you out with last Sunday?
38413	But you have n''t got no orders?
38413	But''ow is it_ I_ never gets no presents like I''ears yer say_ you_ does?
38413	But''ow vos I to know, sir?
38413	But, seriously, what''s all the row about? 38413 But, then, where does the satisfaction come in?"
38413	But,I gasped,"even if it was possible, why should you give away what you do n''t want?
38413	By the way, how is the dowager- duchess?
38413	Ca n''t we work the joke without such a lot of capital? 38413 Ca n''t you come back for them?"
38413	Ca n''t you see the President wants a glass of water?
38413	Call me an actor?
38413	Can not you understand that I have donated it to the Synagogue?
38413	Can you see anything?
38413	Come with you? 38413 Compensation for what?"
38413	Confess what?
38413	Could I do less?
38413	Could n''t we have the operation performed here?
38413	Could you bring her round to my house to- night?
38413	D''you mean to say I may get noting?
38413	Did I ever say I was a single man?
38413	Did I not get rid of him cleverly?
38413	Did I not say work was uncertain?
38413	Did I not say you be a superior race?
38413	Did I not tell you that he always supped with me on Friday evenings?
38413	Did n''t I say there was something sticking behind?
38413	Did n''t you hear me calling?
38413	Did n''t you?
38413	Did you come here to insult me?
38413	Did you think I was going to pay?
38413	Did your lordship say Damtidam?
38413	Dinna ye hear me growlin''and grizzlin''and squealin''and skirlin''?
38413	Do I hear aricht?
38413	Do I understand that you wish to break off the engagement?
38413	Do I understand you have travelled about the country by yourself?
38413	Do n''t you know?
38413	Do n''t you remember me-- Mr. Pry-- from the Bachelor''s Club?
38413	Do n''t you see, I have already dodged Death? 38413 Do n''t you think so, Miss Harper-- Ethelberta?
38413	Do n''t you? 38413 Do n''t you?"
38413	Do you begin that again?
38413	Do you come my way, Yankelà ©?
38413	Do you deny that your daughter is a traitress? 38413 Do you forget it is a Synagogue fund?
38413	Do you forget that Yankelà © has broken bread at your table? 38413 Do you forget to whom you are talking?"
38413	Do you hear what I say?
38413	Do you know what I have a mind to do? 38413 Do you know what I''ll tell you?"
38413	Do you mean I am to publish it under your name?
38413	Do you mean to say I am not to pay this money?
38413	Do you mean to say he bequeathed him to you?
38413	Do you mean when he commemorates the anniversary of the death of one of his family? 38413 Do you not perceive that you are disconcerting my hairdresser?"
38413	Do you not recognise the arms of my friend, Beau Belasco?
38413	Do you question the first principle of our constitution?
38413	Do you still entertain the possibility of his innocence?
38413	Do you think I can not do simple addition?
38413	Do you think I''m an accessory after the fact?
38413	Do you think, gentlemen, that I have not suffered from this passion of a Tedesco for my daughter? 38413 Do you wish to have the neighbours hear you again?"
38413	Do you-- do you-- mind my looking?
38413	Dost thou accuse me of unfairness?
38413	Dost thou dare say the King hath spoken untruth?
38413	Dost thou expect to keep the creature off our coasts by guarding the head of the river?
38413	Dost thou think to feed the Serpent with thy pigeon?
38413	Dost thou think to find the Serpent of the Sea in the air?
38413	Eh? 38413 Eh?
38413	Eh?
38413	Elevenpence?
38413	For what? 38413 From me?"
38413	From whom else? 38413 From whom?"
38413	G- g- one out?
38413	Good afternoon, Jonathan,said Grobstock jovially,"I''ll take that salmon there-- how much?"
38413	Good evening, hast thou er-- scotched the Serpent?
38413	Had you not better take the salmon home to your wife first?
38413	Has any of you his equipage without?
38413	Has n''t he, Mr. da Costa?
38413	Has the Green Prince had his?
38413	Have I?
38413	Have n''t I been here all the time? 38413 Have you already died?"
38413	Have you invited my friends to dinner?
38413	Have you looked under the bed?
38413	Have you not confessed?
38413	Have you property in de Holy Land?
38413	He has saved it?
38413	He is young, strong, God- fearing--"Has he any money?
38413	Hired?
38413	How came you to send him to her?
38413	How can I live midout you for a fader- in- law?
38413	How can I live with an old witch like that?
38413	How can I? 38413 How can I?
38413	How can you know so exact?
38413	How can you say so? 38413 How can you?"
38413	How could I?
38413	How dare you?
38413	How darest thou read my letters?
38413	How did it begin?
38413	How do I know your taste?
38413	How do you know my name?
38413	How do you know they are not dead?
38413	How do you make dat out?
38413	How do you propose to do it?
38413	How do, Lucy? 38413 How long have you been in England?"
38413	How many hours do you give me?
38413	How much did you vow on my behalf?
38413	How much do you think it would be?
38413	How much less?
38413	How much vill it be?
38413	How much will he have?
38413	How should I know, sir?
38413	How so?
38413	How so?
38413	How so?
38413	How, then?
38413	How_ are_ you, dear Miss Newell?
38413	I am sorry if I misunderstood,murmured the poor President,"but how, then, do you owe the money?"
38413	I did n''t catch-- how much was that?
38413	I have come for my ten pounds,he said, and reminded him of his promise(?).
38413	I have not shed their blood-- have I not given freely of my hard- earned gold?
38413	I presume you will not be taking your meals in public?
38413	I say, old fellow,exclaimed Towers reproachfully,"is n''t this just going it a little too far?"
38413	I see from your light you are still working; but is n''t it time my Emanuel left off?
38413	I see; but still, why not tell the truth about it? 38413 I suppose you have found out how to make the memory- transferring machine?"
38413	I thought you did not know the Rabbi, Mr. da Costa?
38413	I wonder what they''ll tot up to?
38413	I-- I-- mean,stammered Grobstock--"why should I contribute to a Portuguese Synagogue?"
38413	I? 38413 I?
38413	I?
38413	I?
38413	If I do not buy salmon when I have two guineas,he answered quietly,"when shall I buy salmon?
38413	If I only chose?
38413	In Mr. da Costa''s box, I suppose?
38413	In what other sense? 38413 In your box?"
38413	Invite a man to lunch, and expect him to square the bill?
38413	Is dere no vay for me to be converted to Spanish Judaism? 38413 Is father dead?"
38413	Is it excommunication you threaten?
38413	Is it fines you are thinking of?
38413	Is it not obvious? 38413 Is it not written on my face, even as it is written on yours that you are a Tedesco?
38413	Is it only when your descendants are in trouble that you are allowed to visit them?
38413	Is it that thou likest me better?
38413	Is n''t there a Rabbi in your community whose stinginess is proverbial? 38413 Is not the hospitality of Moses Bernberg''s beautiful daughter a proverb?"
38413	Is she pretty?
38413	Is that all? 38413 Is that lunch?"
38413	Is that you, dear old chap? 38413 Is there anything I do not want?"
38413	Is there anything I would not do for Heaven?
38413	Is this the way you speak of your guests?
38413	Is this the way you steal my salmon, after all?
38413	Is this your faith, your loyalty-- to sneak back home like a thief-- to peep through the keyhole to see if I was a good little girl--?
38413	Is-- is-- are_ you_ going with the carriage?
38413	It is all very well to say take them away,replied Manasseh, with a touch of resentment,"but what am I to take them in?"
38413	It''s an awful bore,I yawned;"but I''m afraid they''d be annoyed if I ate up here alone, so--""You''ll invite them up here for all meals?
38413	Leah, the boot and shoe manufacturer''s daughter?
38413	Let me introduce you-- Mr. Redhill, Mr. Spanner, you have heard of Mr. Spanner, the celebrated author and stage- manager?
38413	Like a duty dance, but you do not love me?
38413	Marriage certificates, my lord?
38413	Me take another woman''s leavings? 38413 Me?"
38413	Mother, are you mad? 38413 Mr. da Costa, you vos a- sayin'', I think?"
38413	Must you go?
38413	Nay, how couldst thou discover that? 38413 Nay, nay, sir, what can be more momentous?"
38413	Nay, why waste them on the heathen?
38413	Never left England?
38413	Never thought what?
38413	No treasury, do n''t you know? 38413 No?"
38413	No?
38413	No?
38413	No?
38413	Not able? 38413 Not even the five pounds I vowed on behalf of Yankelà © himself-- one of your own people?"
38413	Not even when you die?
38413	Not in so many words,I admitted;"but why did you let me call you Ethelberta?"
38413	Not yet,admitted Manasseh, rising to go;"but when the time comes, where will you find a better marriage broker?
38413	Oh no, Emanuel, love, do n''t say that; not after all these months?
38413	Oh, Joseph, did n''t you have enough of Dan Mendoza at supper last night?
38413	Oh, but why not?
38413	Oh, but you believe in_ something_?
38413	Oh, is n''t it?
38413	Oh, is that all? 38413 Oh, is that why you took so much trouble?"
38413	Oh, on_ that_? 38413 Oh, well, you need n''t let out, sir, need you?
38413	Oh, why did you not write to me of your difficulties?
38413	Oh,he said,"is that you?
38413	On what?
38413	On your faith?
38413	Only will any of the others work for nothing?
38413	Orders? 38413 Ought I to listen to financial details on the Sabbath?"
38413	P''raps you call that vork?
38413	Pommery Green- oh or Hideseek, my lord?
38413	Really?
38413	Say, you''re not an hereditary legislator?
38413	Suppose the book''s a frost?
38413	Surely you do n''t mind people knowing who you are?
38413	Tell me,he said brokenly,"have you made a living?"
38413	Then how do you know she will have you?
38413	Then how the devil--?
38413	Then why not speculate yourself?
38413	Then, why do you say you did not know what was in them? 38413 This masquerade?"
38413	To a Christian?
38413	To gossip with your servants? 38413 Vat helps me dat dere be other_ Schlemihls_( unlucky persons)?"
38413	Vat is strange?
38413	Vat more proof do you vant of my begging powers?
38413	Vat vould dis dowry be?
38413	Vat you vant?
38413	Vell, ven do I get de money your daughter gets from de Synagogue?
38413	Ven can I come into possession?
38413	Vere vould be de good of going to him?
38413	Vhere''s your ticket?
38413	Vork?
38413	Vy at dat rate you vould make out dat de minister vorks? 38413 Vy not?
38413	Vy not? 38413 Vy not?"
38413	Vy not?
38413	Vy, does n''t it deserve dem?
38413	Was it the cholera?
38413	Was it to insult me that you called me back? 38413 We thought of starting a journal at Grodno,"said the Rabbi,"only the funds--""Be you den a native of Grodno?"
38413	Well, but what''s a man to do?
38413	Well, but''ow is_ you_ goin''to get presents from the sky?
38413	Well, how do they know then?
38413	Well, sir, you''ll keep the rest dark, wo n''t you? 38413 Well, well-- who is he?"
38413	Well, what do you say to a literary career?
38413	Well, what is better, in the event of a quarrel? 38413 Well, what more have you to say?"
38413	Well, would that be much?
38413	Well?
38413	Wh- what, did n''t you g- get a card?
38413	What are you about to do?
38413	What are you crying about?
38413	What are you doing here? 38413 What are you doing?"
38413	What box is it, please?
38413	What can I do for you?
38413	What do you mean?
38413	What do you mean?
38413	What do you mean?
38413	What do you want?
38413	What does that matter, Mrs. Windpeg? 38413 What does that prove?
38413	What does the Synagogue want of me? 38413 What fog?"
38413	What greater luxury is there than that of doing good?
38413	What have I done?
38413	What have they to say against a Sephardi marrying a Tedesco?
38413	What have you done with Wilkinson?
38413	What in creation made you take these howling apartments?
38413	What in the devil do you want now?
38413	What is all this moonshine?
38413	What is it now?
38413	What is it, Robert?
38413	What is it? 38413 What is it?
38413	What is it?
38413	What is it?
38413	What is that you are saying, Mr. da Costa?
38413	What is that you say? 38413 What is that you say?"
38413	What is the matter with Peters?
38413	What is the matter with you?
38413	What is the matter?
38413	What kind of beauty do you like best?
38413	What makes you so astonished?
38413	What mistake?
38413	What of that? 38413 What of that?
38413	What prevents me?
38413	What right have you to move and put all your friends to trouble?
38413	What salmon was that?
38413	What shall I do? 38413 What shall we do, then?"
38413	What then? 38413 What then?
38413	What then?
38413	What was this thought?
38413	What''s a man to do?
38413	What''s that?
38413	What''s the good of a loan to an honest man?
38413	What''s the matter?
38413	What''s this howling wilderness of shirt- front?
38413	When could I see her?
38413	When do you want me to marry you?
38413	Where are we to get it from?
38413	Where are you living?
38413	Where are your credentials?
38413	Where have you been then?
38413	Where is Emanuel?
38413	Where is Rachel?
38413	Where is da Costa?
38413	Where is the difficulty?
38413	Where would Providence be without its women- defenders?
38413	Where''s the compromise?
38413	Where''s your ears, mon?
38413	Which box should it be? 38413 Who else moves among better circles-- would be more easily able to find her a suitable match?"
38413	Who is George?
38413	Who then?
38413	Who would believe it? 38413 Why are ye sae anxious to stand in my shoon?"
38413	Why are you hustling this poor man?
38413	Why did n''t you think of the bill before?
38413	Why did you kill so many people?
38413	Why did you let her go out? 38413 Why do n''t you go to your own clergyman?"
38413	Why do n''t you speak English? 38413 Why do you always come to me?"
38413	Why do you suppose Jones sat her next to you, if not as a prerogative of nobility?
38413	Why else? 38413 Why is it impossible?
38413	Why not wire?
38413	Why not? 38413 Why not?"
38413	Why should I write? 38413 Why waste the Synagogue''s money on hired vehicles?
38413	Why were you so cruel?
38413	Why-- how--?
38413	Why? 38413 Why?"
38413	Will you do as we do?
38413	Will you have a cup of coffee?
38413	With Wilkinson, my dear? 38413 With whom?"
38413	Wo n''t you be cold?
38413	Wo n''t you come in and see the bride, and wish her joy?
38413	Would n''t it be simpler to tell him the truth?
38413	Would you come with me?
38413	Would you give him up?
38413	Would you have had me tell him the real reason I called him was that his master was a thief? 38413 Would you have me steal salmon?"
38413	Would you like to see it?
38413	Wouldst thou have us repudiate our solemn treaty?
38413	Wouldst thou, indeed?
38413	Yes, but suppose I took you away from here?
38413	Yes, but what makes the window look red?
38413	Yes-- are we not far richer than your community? 38413 Yes-- aren''t you?"
38413	Yes-- do you not see they are returning to the India House in Leadenhall Street?
38413	Yes?
38413	Yes?
38413	You accuse me of having stone figures in my house,he said boldly,"but what about the lions in front of yours?"
38413	You are married?
38413	You be already a fader to me-- vy vill you not be a fader- in- law? 38413 You believe in a God, do n''t you?"
38413	You called me, sir?
38413	You called me?
38413	You did not expect me to wear them? 38413 You do n''t care for anyone else in the house?"
38413	You do n''t mean to say you do n''t keep it?
38413	You do n''t want any?
38413	You do not object to my selling it, den?
38413	You do not suspect me of that?
38413	You have gone on the stage?
38413	You have not heard from Everard?
38413	You knew I was in trouble?
38413	You make them to- day-- but to- morrow? 38413 You shamed her before strangers, and she has gone out-- to drown herself-- what do I know?"
38413	You wo n''t charge me more than a sovereign?
38413	You would?
38413	You''ll be very nice to him at tea, wo n''t you?
38413	You''re quite sure you do n''t care for anyone but me?
38413	You''ve hit it-- now that I hear about this peerage business-- why did n''t you tell me before? 38413 You-- you-- know me?"
38413	You_ are_ fond of me a little bit,the graceless Tom whispered,"are n''t you?"
38413	Your Emanuel?
38413	Your cast- off clothes?
38413	Your daughter, Deborah,Yankelà © ventured timidly,"do she ever go to de play?"
38413	Your life is precious-- if_ you_ die, who vill console de community?
38413	_ Eureka!_"What is the matter?
38413	_ Gott in Himmel!_ Do you mean to say you do not see what an advantage it is to have a wife unable to accompany you in all your goings?
38413	''How does it taste, sir?''
38413	''It''s what they call an acquired taste, ai n''t it, sir?''
38413	''Well, but how is Lord Everett to know?''
38413	''Would you like to have a drop?''
38413	A Tedesco_ can_ marry a Sephardi, not so?
38413	After I had disembowelled it; after I had shown it was a stale sausage stuffed with old and putrid ideas?"
38413	Although it was only a Wednesday, why should they not have a goose?
38413	And Flutter- Duck, outraged by this childish insolence, would exclaim,"Thou hearest, Lewis, love?"
38413	And did you not donate money?"
38413	And does her father know?"
38413	And have you not put me to shame-- if anyone had witnessed your almsgiving, would he not have laughed in my beard?"
38413	And how is his young brother, Samuel?"
38413	And if I have a Tedesco at my table, why should I draw the line there?
38413	And once you begin to work, where are you to draw the line?"
38413	And yet where could you find a better man to keep your daughter?"
38413	And you wept over her so in your letters?"
38413	And, of course, five per cent on the dowry?"
38413	Any children?
38413	Any of your literary friends will get you a publisher, and where could you get a more promising ghost?"
38413	Anything in the musical line this morning, signor?
38413	Are we not all the happier for having waited for each other?"
38413	Are ye fou again, or hae ye tint your senses?"
38413	Are ye willing to set forth separately upon this knightly quest?"
38413	Are you mad?
38413	Are you not a bachelor?
38413	Are you not his employer?
38413	Are you weak- minded enough to believe that?
38413	As it is written,''Who is rich?
38413	As much as that?"
38413	At Baron D''Aguilar''s mansion in Broad Street Buildings there is a retinue of twenty- four servants, and they--""And what is your second claim?"
38413	At all costs he must revoke the invitation(?).
38413	Be you not my benefactor?"
38413	Before he left that night Rose said to him:"Art thou sure thou wouldst not rather have Leah Volcovitch?"
38413	Besides, had I not seen she was a flirt?
38413	Boy or girl?
38413	But are there enough Year- Times, as you call them, in your Synagogue?"
38413	But he managed to whisper angrily,"Why did you tell Wilkinson I ordered him to carry your box?"
38413	But if you believe in a God, that''s enough, ai n''t it?
38413	But where am I to find a ghost with the requisite talents?"
38413	But why did you not go to Rabbi Sandman?"
38413	But why did you sell my clothes?"
38413	But you?
38413	Can I do anything more for you, mum?
38413	Cold, eh?
38413	Could he have been the victim of a practical joke, a prank?
38413	Did I not let Providence select who should have the silver and who the gold, who the copper and who the emptiness?
38413	Did n''t you, Wilkinson?"
38413	Did not a natural aristocracy ooze from every pore of his mysterious visitor?
38413	Did you assure your life?"
38413	Did you not give me the money as a free- will offering, for the good of your wife''s soul?
38413	Did you not quote,''Charity delivers from death''?
38413	Did you see his house?"
38413	Do I look a knave?
38413	Do I look the sort of person who is content with a box on the ceiling?
38413	Do n''t I look ripping?"
38413	Do n''t you remember me?"
38413	Do n''t you think I was right?
38413	Do n''t you think I would have fallen on that man''s-- or woman''s-- neck, and watered it with my tears?
38413	Do not I, Manasseh Bueno Barzillai Azevedo da Costa, have at my Sabbath- table every week Yankelà © ben Yitzchok-- a Pole?
38413	Do you ask me that again?"
38413	Do you deny it?"
38413	Do you forget what the next verse says:''Bloodthirsty and deceitful men shall not live out half their days''?
38413	Do you hold words spoken solemnly in Synagogue of no account?
38413	Do you note how they fit?"
38413	Do you take me for a beadle, a brusher of gaiters?"
38413	Do you think I could submit to government by a prig?"
38413	Do you think I do not know your financial relations with the Court?
38413	Do you think I waste my substance on solicitors?
38413	Do you think the Almighty will suffer His money to be lost?"
38413	Do you wish to bring the Synagogue institutions into contempt?
38413	Do you-- a man already once stricken by Heaven-- invite its chastisement again?"
38413	Do you--?"
38413	Does Gabriel the cantor still suffer from neuralgia?"
38413	Egad, do you think your members would for a moment tolerate your penalties, if they did not know the money was laid out in''good deeds''?
38413	Even in the terrible oppression of the dream she could not resist saying, woman- like:"Did I not warn you against him?"
38413	Finally, who but a_ Schnorrer_ would wear this overcoat cloak- wise, with dangling sleeves, full of armless suggestion from a side view?
38413	Flutter- Duck''s husband was a furrier-- a master- furrier, for did he not run a workshop?
38413	Gladstone has done so; and why not I, in my humble degree?"
38413	Granting that more than one life was impossible upon this planet, why should it not be differently distributed?
38413	Grobstock?"
38413	Had he been drowned on the passage to his land of exile?
38413	Had he not even heard of people dying from joy?
38413	Had n''t you better put off publication for a century or two?"
38413	Hang it all, my boy, are you a millionaire?
38413	Has Mendelssohn, the stonemason, got many more girls?"
38413	Has not the beadle of your Synagogue boasted to me that you have given him a guinea for brushing your spatterdashes?
38413	Hast thou scotched the Serpent?"
38413	Have I not had to do it?
38413	Have we ever legislated against marrying Christians?"
38413	Have you always been a bachelor, by the way?"
38413	Have you got a little phial?''
38413	Have you no great- grand- filial feelings?"
38413	Have you not told Grobstock you be de first of marriage- brokers?"
38413	He had fixed the standard in gold for that day at least, and who knew what noble emulation he had fired for the future?
38413	Heavens, are women to have no lives of their own?"
38413	How about Robins?
38413	How can a man allow his daughter''s future happiness to repose on a basis so uncertain as work?
38413	How can it possibly have penetrated to these parts yet?''
38413	How can you call that vork?
38413	How can you have the face to go and spend two guineas-- two whole guineas-- all you have in the world-- on a mere luxury like salmon?"
38413	How could he expect a livery servant to tolerate such a guest?
38413	How dare you?
38413	How much is it?"
38413	How should I?
38413	How was he to know we had quarrelled?
38413	However, he only murmured:"How came you to think of it so suddenly?"
38413	I am glad to have seen you again-- we shall finish our chat at your house some evening, shall we?
38413	I came here expecting your sympathy, and do you offer me reproach?
38413	I have n''t any literary ability, have I?"
38413	I must laugh, Frank, old man, it_ is_ so funny-- what about the Principal Boy?
38413	I passed through the selling department, catching a babel of cries from the counter- jumpers--"Two gross anecdotes?
38413	I presume your lordship would like a spirited one?
38413	I says,''How much?''
38413	I suppose you have n''t got Damtidam in stock?''
38413	I wonder how it is, sir?"
38413	If I could not rely on your honour, would I dream of you as a son- in- law?"
38413	If he did try to keep you from marrying a penniless, friendless girl, if he did force you to work long years for me, was it not all for the best?
38413	If, as not infrequently happened, the person deceased was a stranger to him, he would enquire in the passage:"Was it man or woman?
38413	If, on the other hand, I find anything that is of value to me, do you fear I will not keep it?"
38413	Is it not further forbidden to go over the boughs of thy olive- tree again, or to gather the fallen fruit of thy vineyard?
38413	Is it not he?
38413	Is it thus you would palter with the sacred texts?
38413	Is not a vife a creature comfort?
38413	Is there any other attraction about the shanty?"
38413	Is there nothing I can give thee?"
38413	Is this the house?"
38413	Is this the way one treats a father?
38413	Is your last place let?"
38413	Is your property in Jerusalem only a casket of earth?"
38413	It said:"Have you really the face to come to me again with an ideal man?"
38413	It was with a sense of partial disenchantment that I continued the conversation:"So you have been in Paris?"
38413	Let me see, what''s his name?"
38413	Let me see-- what was it the Oracle said?
38413	Married or single?
38413	May I ask you, sir,"he concluded,"to proceed with the business for which you have summoned me?
38413	May I call you Ethelberta?"
38413	Me?
38413	Mr. Spanner wo n''t mind talking business before you, will you, George?
38413	Nay, had he not misjudged her?
38413	Now that his fortune has been swept away, where would you be without money or occupation?"
38413	Now, what is it to be?
38413	Of course, you will not mind allowing me a pound more for finding you so economical a son- in- law?"
38413	Oh, what shall I do?"
38413	On hearing this death- rattle, anyone who felt curious would ask the_ Schnorrer_:"Who''s dead to- day?"
38413	Perhaps you''d like a brandy and soda better?"
38413	Presently the Rabbi looked up:"You''re quite sure all these people are dead?"
38413	Shall He be less well served than an earthly monarch?
38413	Shall I put you to all that trouble which should rightly be mine?
38413	Shall I send a squib your way?"
38413	She looked so frail, so little, so childish, what guile could she know?
38413	Since Manasseh_ would_ be his guest, was it not imprudent to give him away to the livery- servant?
38413	So he waited outside, shivering, till a pretty little girl and boy came out, when he said to them:"Please, can you tell me where Santa Claus lives?"
38413	Stands it not in the Talmud that he who shames another is as one who spills his blood?
38413	Still undecided, the Rabbi muttered,"You want me to marry you?"
38413	Suddenly the baby turned his blue eyes full on me, and said:"I suppose it''s all up, doctor?"
38413	The King asked her a plain question:"Which is my eldest son?"
38413	The Rabbi dared not make further protest: he turned to Yankelà © and asked,"Well, now, what''s this about your marriage?"
38413	The man had nice clothes and looked rich, but what proof was there he had stockings on?
38413	The patient paid well to have it off his mind, but I am afraid I shall miss the usual second profit, for who will buy it again?"
38413	Then do you think anyone may trample with impunity upon our ancient_ Ascamot_?"
38413	Then with a sudden dread in his voice:"You''re not a Catholic clergyman?"
38413	Then, turning to the Blue Prince, who seemed lost in meditation, the King said:"Why art thou silent, my son?
38413	There is no rule against that, I presume?"
38413	There must be a sack somewhere--""And do you think I would carry them away in a sack?
38413	This is a second edition, is n''t it?"
38413	Towers do?"
38413	Vat is dat?"
38413	Vat is dis blood dat it should divide Jew from Jew, dat it should prevent me becoming de son- in- law of de only man I have ever loved?
38413	Vat?"
38413	WHAT''S THIS?''"]
38413	Was everything then to end happily after all?
38413	Was he never to be done with the man?
38413	Was he quite sane?
38413	Was his gift to be flouted thus?
38413	Was it fair fighting?
38413	Was it fair of Manasseh to handicap him thus?
38413	Was it likely he was utterly ignorant of Everard''s movements?
38413	Was it possible he had foisted his charity upon an undeserving millionaire?
38413	Was it the tricksy play of the moon among the clouds, or did a shade of disappointment flit across her face?
38413	Was it to be_ da capo_ again?
38413	Was not every tone, every gesture, that of a man born to rule?
38413	Was not the money spent in honour of the marriage of a German Jew?
38413	Was she to spend her New Year''s night surrounded by love and luxury, instead of huddling in the corner of a cold garret?
38413	Was she-- the shabby old starveling-- to be restored to comfort and fine clothes?
38413	Was that the Greenbaum on''Change, who was such a rascal with the wenches?"
38413	Was the voice, indeed, Lucy''s?
38413	Well, my boy, what do you think of it?"
38413	Were her words genuine, or was she only a coquette?
38413	What are you looking at?"
38413	What are you talking of, sir?"
38413	What becomes of all the old stockings?
38413	What could be done?
38413	What could the other offer of fresh, of delightful?
38413	What date will be most convenient to you?"
38413	What do you call it?"
38413	What do you make by your district visiting?
38413	What do you want?"
38413	What ensures respect for your constitution?
38413	What has happened?"
38413	What is it?"
38413	What is life but a series of mistakes, whose fruit is wisdom, maybe, but wisdom overripe?
38413	What is that, sir?''
38413	What is the use of beginning at the beginning?"
38413	What is this about your getting married?"
38413	What is this masquerade?"
38413	What keeps your community together?
38413	What makes every man do his duty?
38413	What right had you to propose to Rose Green?"
38413	What rules this very Mahamad?
38413	What say you, Yankelà ©?"
38413	What says Deuteronomy?
38413	What shall I do?"
38413	What wonder if the Dragon lost his head completely?
38413	What would you say if_ I_ presumed to interfere in your financial affairs-- if I told you to issue these shares or to call in those?
38413	What''s that?"
38413	What, in a company?
38413	What, in your togs?
38413	What?"
38413	What?"
38413	When are you going to get a lift, Jones?"
38413	When grace was over he turned to Manasseh and said,"And what was this way you were suggesting to me of getting a profitable Sephardic connection?"
38413	When he did protest, Jimmy said,"What are you jawing about?
38413	When she came through those doors, what would be the effect of his presence upon her?
38413	Where d''ye come in for the fight with St. George-- is it R 2 E or L U E?"
38413	Who told you dat?"
38413	Who would quail before a woman with a squint?"
38413	Who would suspect that the fish and even the bag belonged to the porter, though purchased with the gentleman''s money?
38413	Why did n''t you look after her?"
38413	Why did n''t you wait a moment?"
38413	Why had he not prepared her for his return, if only to the tiniest extent?
38413	Why have snails been privileged with a domiciliary constancy denied to human beings?"
38413	Why not tell the easy lie and be done with the whole business, and marry the dear, devoted boy?
38413	Why should I not permit you, a Tedesco, to return the hospitality to me, a Sephardi?
38413	Why should n''t we make a match of it?"
38413	Why should n''t we make a match of it?''"
38413	Why, what good can I do?"
38413	Will you do me the pleasure of accepting a seat in my box?"
38413	Wo n''t you come down, and give your patients a chance?"
38413	Wo n''t you have a cigar?"
38413	Wo n''t you take a chair?"
38413	Wo n''t you take a score?
38413	Would not the sudden shock, joyful though it was, upset the fragile little beauty?
38413	Would you have me break my solemn vow?
38413	Would you have me look like an old clo''man?
38413	Would you think of offering_ him_ a packet?
38413	You admitted you were wrong before; shall I be less magnanimous now?
38413	You did n''t expect it would be a casket of diamonds?"
38413	You mean that I am to take advantage of my influence to get some other fellow work, and take a commission for the use of my name?
38413	You refuse me this beggarly five pounds?"
38413	You refuse, then, to contribute to this fund?"
38413	You''d swear to that in the box?"
38413	You''re sure you''re not a Roman Catholic?"
38413	You?"
38413	Young''uns or old''uns?"
38413	[ Illustration:"''BUT D''YE NO KEN THIS A SPEAKIN''PART?''"]
38413	[ Illustration:"''TWO GROSS ANECDOTES?''"]
38413	[ Illustration:"''VAT MORE PROOF DO YOU VANT?''"]
38413	[ Illustration:"''WHAT IS THE MATTER?''"]
38413	_ With_ you?"
38413	are you mad?"
38413	but what of carriage- sails and yacht- drives?"
38413	cried the Infant, looking up with ingenuous surprise,"I thought you came down here on a holiday?"
38413	cried the Infant,''what would Lord Everett say?''
38413	did n''t you notice it, sir?"
38413	gasped the Infant,"chuck up the sponge?
38413	how can you think of all that now?
38413	is n''t she here?
38413	my lord?"
38413	or de preacher?
38413	ven?"
38413	what could the gentle little bread- winner do?
38413	what''s this?"
38413	you do n''t mean to say you have n''t even heard of it?''
38413	your vaunted community hard up?"
27001	A good one?
27001	A little too what?
27001	A request?
27001	About nuts? 27001 Ah, Busie, you are a---- Why are you afraid, little fool?
27001	All gone?
27001	Am I going, little fool? 27001 An ornament?"
27001	And if they are only birds? 27001 And where are your green boughs?"
27001	And where is a boy going?
27001	And where were you the whole day?
27001	And why? 27001 Are there then more prayers in an ornamental book, or do the prayers sound better?"
27001	Are they all yours?
27001	Are we strangers? 27001 Are you here again, you idler and good- for- nothing?
27001	Bad times? 27001 Boys, why do n''t you do something?"
27001	Busie, why are you running off?
27001	But what then? 27001 But, how can I come when I am an only child, the only one left alive out of seven?"
27001	But, they were dead?
27001	Ca n''t you manage it?
27001	Can you pay two and a half''_ roubles_''a month? 27001 Can you promise that?"
27001	Did you not recognize us?
27001	Did you say odd? 27001 Did you see the little pocket- knife anywhere?"
27001	Do I know what you could be doing there?
27001	Do I know what you should learn?
27001	Do I know what''_ Gemarra_''you should learn?
27001	Do n''t you hear me? 27001 Do n''t you understand, peasant''s head?
27001	Do you believe it?
27001	Do you know what I will tell you, Getzel?
27001	Do you mean Yousef the Saint?
27001	Do you not believe it?
27001	Do you remember, Benny, that''_ Chanukah_''when you won everything with the spinning top? 27001 Do you remember, Fedoka, I gave you a''_ matzo_''last year?"
27001	Do you see those trees? 27001 Do you see, bandit?
27001	Do you see, children?
27001	Do you understand, or do you not?
27001	Do you want to enjoy yourself? 27001 Even did you say?
27001	Even did you say? 27001 Even?
27001	Father, what is it-- that?
27001	Fools, what are you afraid of?
27001	For a walk? 27001 For instance?"
27001	For the walk, eh? 27001 From the synagogue?"
27001	Ha? 27001 Have n''t you got a prayer- book?
27001	Have n''t you money? 27001 Have you any money?"
27001	Have you forgotten that it is''_ L''ag Beomer_''today?
27001	Have you said the evening prayer?
27001	He asks you:''What is your desire?''
27001	He wants us to tell him where it is written?
27001	How are we to know? 27001 How can I go with you when I am a wealthy man''s son?"
27001	How could you be such a coarse blackguard? 27001 How do I feel?
27001	How do I know where you are to come from?
27001	How do I know?
27001	How does Isshur come to be an overlord? 27001 How long is this to last?"
27001	How long will he shout?
27001	How much shall we bet?
27001	How will you frighten him?
27001	I think you are''_ Reb_''Isshur the beadle?
27001	I was learning''_ Gemarra_''were you learning?
27001	Is it a good deed to steal for that?
27001	Is it the''Song of Songs''?
27001	Is it then true that I have lost my happiness-- lost my happiness for ever? 27001 Is this all?"
27001	Joseph, Youdsef, Youdsef, Dsodsepf-- what does it matter? 27001 Like mud in the streets?
27001	Listen, you, whatever your name is, you surely know whose son Cain was, and the name of his brother?
27001	Maybe you think I am boasting? 27001 Money?
27001	Moshalle, what is to be done to a thief who steals''_ kopeks_''from a charity- box?
27001	Moshe- for- once?
27001	Mother Evetook the"_ rouble_"from him, but with both hands and all her fingers, examined it on all sides, and asked her husband:"What shall I buy?"
27001	Mother, is it true that in the very middle of''_ Shevuous_''night the sky opens?
27001	Much to talk about?
27001	Murderer, what have you against me? 27001 No money and no nuts?
27001	None? 27001 Now?
27001	Nuts? 27001 Of whom is it a pity?"
27001	Old iron, rags, an old sack, or a hide?
27001	On the fiddle, also?
27001	On the fiddle?
27001	On the fiddle?
27001	Perhaps bandits?
27001	Perhaps you would like something to eat, Shemak? 27001 Play in my house?
27001	Say, say, my dear child, what portion of the Law will be read this week?
27001	Shall we go?
27001	Sneezed in reality? 27001 Something?
27001	The beadle? 27001 The doctor?
27001	The teacher?
27001	Then you will take them from me?
27001	This is my son...."That is your son? 27001 To Esther?"
27001	Topalle Tutteratu, what is to be done to a thief who steals''_ kopeks_''from a charity- box?
27001	Want more?
27001	Well, and if three get ill?
27001	Well, dear boy, which portion of the Law will be read this week?
27001	Well, what is the law if two of us get ill?
27001	Well, why are you not off to''_ Cheder_,''my saint?
27001	Well, why are you silent?
27001	Well, why do n''t you play?
27001	Well,said my father,"how are you going to ask the''four questions''?
27001	Well? 27001 What Naphtali?"
27001	What am I to give you? 27001 What are they laughing at?"
27001	What are we to do about bread?
27001	What are you afraid of? 27001 What are you doing here?"
27001	What are you doing in the attic?
27001	What are you laughing at, you Goyetzel you?
27001	What are you playing? 27001 What are you saying?
27001	What can you do?
27001	What do you care if the child plays?
27001	What do you mean by asking what it has to do with me? 27001 What do you mean by saying I should buy nuts off you?"
27001	What do you mean by saying he took it himself?
27001	What do you mean? 27001 What do you say to his father?"
27001	What do you say to the''_ matzo_,''Fedoka?
27001	What do you want of the child?
27001	What does it look like?
27001	What else were they?
27001	What else?
27001	What green boughs?
27001	What happened last year, mother?
27001	What harm is it?
27001	What has that to do with you?
27001	What is driving you? 27001 What is grass?"
27001	What is it, Busie?
27001	What is it, Moshe- Yankel? 27001 What is the frozen sea?"
27001	What is the law in a case where, for example, one of us suddenly becomes ill?
27001	What is the sense of it? 27001 What knife?
27001	What musician?
27001	What must we not?
27001	What queen''s daughter?
27001	What shall we do?
27001	What should I be doing at the House of Learning?
27001	What should I learn?
27001	What sort of a feather is that? 27001 What sort of a thing?"
27001	What sort of a top was it, Benny? 27001 What sort of wine have you there?
27001	What were you doing at the House of Learning?
27001	What were you learning?
27001	What will happen?
27001	What would happen if, for example, we all took ill?
27001	What would you do to him?
27001	What would you say, little boy?
27001	What''_ Gemarra_''should I learn?
27001	What''s that to do with you?
27001	What? 27001 What?
27001	What?
27001	When can I come to you Mr. Sargeant, if not on the Sabbath day?
27001	When do I say the mourner''s prayer, mother? 27001 Where am I to come from?"
27001	Where are the assistants? 27001 Where are they now, the''_ Cheder_''boys?
27001	Where could I be?
27001	Where did you hear it?
27001	Where do they get it, father?
27001	Where do they get it? 27001 Where do you intend to erect the Tabernacle,''_ Reb_''Moshe?"
27001	Where have I nuts?
27001	Where have you come from?
27001	Where is he going to get them? 27001 Where is it written?"
27001	Where is the teacher?
27001	Where were we? 27001 Where were you, you so- and- so?"
27001	Where? 27001 Where?
27001	Where? 27001 Which instrument would you like to learn to play?"
27001	Who drank? 27001 Who else?"
27001	Who is making that hissing noise? 27001 Who told you that?"
27001	Whose business is it to drum the news through the town? 27001 Whose fault is it that you are a fool and that you guess as a blind man guesses a hole?
27001	Whose is this terrible thing?
27001	Why are there no grapes in a vegetable garden?
27001	Why are you flying?
27001	Why are you in such a hurry for''_ Cheder_''?
27001	Why are you in such a hurry? 27001 Why are you not my brother?"
27001	Why are you running?
27001	Why are you silent, you heathen, you?
27001	Why are you silent, you heathen? 27001 Why did Elijah the Prophet not come then with his bag?"
27001	Why do vine trees not grow with vegetables?
27001	Why do you crawl like insects?
27001	Why do you hunt him so?
27001	Why do you look at me so?
27001	Why do you run away like that, fool? 27001 Why do you run?"
27001	Why do you sit with folded arms like a self- satisfied old man? 27001 Why do you stand there like clay images?"
27001	Why do you stare at me like a tom- cat?
27001	Why have you no little sister?
27001	Why is he a heathen?
27001	Why not? 27001 Why not?"
27001	Why not?
27001	Why not?
27001	Why not?
27001	Why should you eat your heart out like this?
27001	Why should you go there?
27001	Why-- why-- why? 27001 Will no one see us?"
27001	Will you ever come out, or not?
27001	Will you ever give up singing those Gentile songs? 27001 Will you have a plague?"
27001	Will you win them off me?
27001	Would you like to have some''_ matzo_''now, fresh''_ matzo_''?
27001	You call a prayer- book a squirrel?
27001	You do n''t know what the frozen sea is? 27001 You do not recognize me, foolish boy?
27001	You killed them?
27001	You must set her free?
27001	You probably mean to ask what are we going to do without a Tabernacle?
27001	Your property?
27001	Yousef?
27001	( Who told you I have locust- beans?)"
27001	*** Can you tell me what was the matter with Busie?
27001	*** Need I tell you what I got from my mother?
27001	*** Surely it is no one''s affair if a Jewish young man goes for a walk on the Sabbath afternoon a little beyond the town?
27001	*** To go to the synagogue with one''s father on the Passover eve-- is there in the world a greater pleasure than that?
27001	*** What do you say to my brother-- how he translated the"Book of Esther"?
27001	*** What happened?
27001	*** Where was I?
27001	*** Who is Busie-- what is she?
27001	*** Why was I beaten?
27001	*** You have not forgotten who Busie is?
27001	*** You want to know what happened?
27001	***"Busie, am I to congratulate you?"
27001	***"Children, do you want to hear of a good plan that will rid us of our Gog- Magog?"
27001	***"Children,"said Elya to us,"why are we sitting like lumps of stone?
27001	***"Father of the Universe,"thought I, when I was going off with the"_ Purim_"present,"what can my brother have written to the teacher''s daughter?
27001	***"I ask you-- may your health increase!--what are we going to do with the Tabernacle?"
27001	***"Well?"
27001	***"Why so late?
27001	A duck?
27001	A little old man with a long beard appears before me, and says to me:''What is your request?''
27001	A''_ Gemarra_''?
27001	About nuts?"
27001	Abraham-- why?"
27001	Afterwards, if there''s a fine to do, will I be to blame?
27001	Again a book?
27001	Again he shook the cap, and again he asked:"Odd or even this time?"
27001	Ah, is that you, mother, mother?
27001	Ah, what has become of the brilliance, and the holy splendour of our little old synagogue?
27001	Ah, what was I to do?
27001	Ah, who could compare with me?
27001	All alone?"
27001	Am I doing you any harm?"
27001	And Elya?
27001	And I asked myself:"Is it then true?
27001	And I?
27001	And I?
27001	And Leibel?
27001	And all the while he kept looking at me out of his roguish little eyes, and winking to me as if he would say:"Well, is n''t it so?
27001	And did his teacher also----?
27001	And do you think Arya Veribivker said this for no reason?
27001	And for what reason was I to tell him I had been suffering from the ague?...
27001	And how could one help hating him?
27001	And how did they kill her?
27001	And how, do you think?
27001	And how, do you think?
27001	And how?
27001	And just think who won?
27001	And my brother Mottel?
27001	And not only cows and other animals and fowls, but do not men slaughter one another?
27001	And our rabbi?
27001	And really, what sort of a thing is laughter?
27001	And the good angel of whom my mother spoke?
27001	And those thick green plants lying on the ground, with huge green heads-- the cabbages, what are they doing here?
27001	And through what?
27001	And to me?
27001	And to talk with her?
27001	And to what end?
27001	And what about the''_ Chanukali_''lamp?
27001	And what can be more disgraceful than to strip anybody stark naked and put him in a corner?
27001	And what can father do?
27001	And what does he, Nachman, know?
27001	And what had the tale to do with him and Feitel?
27001	And what is his rod for, anyway?
27001	And what of the palm- branch and the citron?
27001	And what sort of floggings?
27001	And when one reads the"Song of Songs,"Busie rises to one''s mind?
27001	And where did he get so much strength?
27001	And where does it say he loved a maiden?
27001	And where is this, and where is that?"
27001	And where is your father''s prayer- book?"
27001	And wherefore?
27001	And who had done this?
27001	And who was Isaac?
27001	And who was Joseph?
27001	And whom was he to give an account to?
27001	And whom would I pay heed to?
27001	And why did the hair not fall out of his uncovered head?
27001	And why do you call him Mottel?
27001	And why have her cheeks turned scarlet?
27001	And why were they glad that the Passover was gone?
27001	Are n''t you a fool?"
27001	Are there not people in the world called Goat?
27001	Are we not sister and brother?"
27001	Are you here again, foolish goats?
27001	Are you mad, or have you lost your reason?"
27001	As I was passing her, I said quickly to Busie:"Perhaps we should go out for a while?
27001	At the time when we had the"_ Pogrom_,"did not men throw down little children from the tops of houses?
27001	Bank?
27001	Before going away, he said:"Perhaps, friend, you have something you would like to sell?"
27001	Brandy?"
27001	But Elya stopped to ask a question:"''_ Rebbe_,''did your teacher also flog you as you flog us?"
27001	But Heifer?
27001	But I may be caught?
27001	But ca n''t you do it quicker?
27001	But how can I come up to Paganini?
27001	But how can one kiss a father?
27001	But how comes the cat over the water?
27001	But how could I speak with her, all alone, the few words I longed to speak, when everybody was present-- when the people were all crowding around me?
27001	But how is Benny to blame if he wins at play?
27001	But of what use are such questions as these?
27001	But shall we ever live to see it-- this same Passover?
27001	But supposing I have already been promised something towards a citron?"
27001	But what am I talking about?
27001	But what does the Lord do for me?
27001	But what had he against my little knife?
27001	But what has Berel to do with Tzap, or how does Leib rhyme with Obderick?
27001	But what is one to do when one is under the yoke of a beadle?
27001	But what is the matter with Busie?
27001	But what then?
27001	But what then?
27001	But what was I to do next?
27001	But what was I to make a fiddle out of?
27001	But what was the consequence?
27001	But why does she lower her eyes?
27001	But, of what use were regrets?
27001	Can there be a more shameful word than flogging?
27001	Can you not find something to do?
27001	Confess everything, and give it up?
27001	Could I close my eyes?
27001	Dead?...
27001	Did any one ever hear of such a wrong?
27001	Did n''t I tell you I have n''t a single one?"
27001	Did they not kill our neighbours''little girl?
27001	Did you ever hear such rhymes?
27001	Did you ever hear the like?
27001	Did you ever see the like?"
27001	Do I mean that we are to be really ill?
27001	Do I not know myself that I must go to prayers?
27001	Do n''t all people make mistakes sometimes?
27001	Do n''t you hear the others singing?
27001	Do n''t you know that''_ Reb_''Pethachiah is a man who charges famine prices?"
27001	Do n''t you know what buying means?
27001	Do n''t you see he is drunk?"
27001	Do you hear what I am saying to you?
27001	Do you know what I would advise you, Getzel?"
27001	Do you know what"blind- man''s- buff"is?
27001	Do you know what''_ Kaballa_''is?"
27001	Do you not know that I have been compared with"a roe or a young hart upon the mountains of spices"?...
27001	Do you see that little hill?"
27001	Do you see this sand?
27001	Do you think she did not come frequently to the"_ Cheder_"to find out how I was getting on?
27001	Do you understand me now?"
27001	Do you want to hear how the poor old beadle was dragged through the whole village by the youngsters, with shouting and singing?
27001	Do you want to know the taste of Paradise?
27001	Does it need brains to turn a passage upside down?
27001	Does it not happen that even the postmaster of our village himself forgets to give up letters?
27001	Does not our teacher himself tell us that all creatures are dear to the Lord?
27001	Does the sun ever come here?
27001	Eh?"
27001	Even Elya the red one, who is already"_ Bar- mitzvah_,"and is engaged to be married, and wears a silver watch-- do you think he is never flogged?
27001	Father:"Do I say we should not?"
27001	Father:"Shall we let them go?"
27001	Father:"What do you say?"
27001	For her father who died so young?
27001	For what reason had my mother been weeping?
27001	For whom?
27001	For whom?
27001	For whose sake?
27001	Fowls?
27001	Got it?
27001	Had she not written many letters to me, often, and given me to understand that she hoped to see me shortly?...
27001	Had we for the Passover fritters or fresh"_ matzo_"?
27001	Have I not come back-- have I not returned in good time?...
27001	Have people really got nothing better to do than to think of others and look after them to see where they are going?
27001	Have you forgotten?
27001	Have you no pity for the living-- no mercy for the little birds?"
27001	Have you said the night prayer?
27001	Have you the fir- boughs?"
27001	Have you the nails?"
27001	Have you the timber?"
27001	Have you the tools?"
27001	He answered her in a sing- song:"How much is the little prayer- book?
27001	He looked at Moshe with a smile, and said, pointing to me:"Had you at any rate a little help from him?"
27001	He pulled me by the ear and shouted:"Devil, what are you looking at?"
27001	He said to himself:"Would you also like the kernel of a nut, Getzel?
27001	He said to me softly:"Tell me, son, on which day do you recite the mourner''s prayer for me?"
27001	He stood facing me, his hands folded, and he asked me only one solitary question:"Why have you done this to me?"
27001	He stopped in the middle of the road to say aloud, as if there was some one with him:"Where to?
27001	He thrust his hands in his pockets, as if challenging us--"Well, who wants more?"
27001	He was driven off, and was told never to dare to come near the house again...."What was the musician''s boy doing here?"
27001	How am I to know?"
27001	How am I to know?"
27001	How came to me such a fine knife, that was never meant for such as I?
27001	How can he not know about it?"
27001	How can one swear to a lie?
27001	How can we know anything-- how?"
27001	How could I have allowed it-- that Busie should be taken away from me, and given to some one else?
27001	How could I have stayed away from Busie for such a long time?
27001	How could I talk to such a big Okhrim?
27001	How could any one take hold of a bridegroom- elect who had a gold watch, and smack his face for him?
27001	How did I know Okhrim?
27001	How did he look when he was a child, ran about barefoot, went to"_ Cheder_,"and was beaten by his teacher?
27001	How far are we going to go?"
27001	How had it sinned in his eyes?
27001	How had the top come off the citron?
27001	How is a Jew in health?"
27001	How is it possible to forget?
27001	How long are we going to run, Shemak?"
27001	How long more will this old Isshur with the long legs and big stick rule over us?
27001	How many legs has a fowl?
27001	How much do you think Mayer"_ Polkovoi_"would have given to have us blot out the name bestowed upon him,"_ Polkovoi_"?
27001	How much is it?"
27001	How old am I, and how old is she?
27001	How was I going to put it back again?
27001	How was I to come by it when, as everybody knows, the cedar tree grows only in Palestine?
27001	How was he to blame if he always won at play?
27001	How will you recite''_ Haggadah_''?
27001	How will you sing with me--''Slaves were we''?"
27001	How, I ask you, could one help hating a teacher who does not allow you to lift your head?
27001	How, for example, do you feel while I am eating and you are only looking on?"
27001	I am a little annoyed, and I say to her:"Maybe you do not believe me?"
27001	I ask you what taste have the week- day prayers on such a morning?
27001	I asked him:"Where to?"
27001	I blow well-- don''t I?"
27001	I forgave her for the"ragged fool,"but why did she also beat me?
27001	I had my revenge of them, and I said to them:"Why do n''t you take the fir- boughs now, foolish goats?"
27001	I love you, and you love me.... Oh yes, you l- love me?"
27001	I mean, if one of us is ill does he go to''_ Cheder_,''or does he stay at home?"
27001	I put in quickly:"Perhaps I am mistaken?
27001	I should like to know what you would have done in my place-- if you had been told ten times not to dare to bite the top off the citron?
27001	I suppose you know what the four letters stand for?
27001	I took the knife carefully from my pocket, but had no time to look at it, when my father called out:"Where are you at all?
27001	I was almost, almost crying out:"The pocket- knife?
27001	I was always puzzling out the one question-- What was Isshur like before he was Isshur?
27001	I was so amazed at myself that I could only repeat:"Why?
27001	I?
27001	If I were to tell you to cut off your nose, must you do it?
27001	If people had no noses, what would they look like?
27001	In a shaking voice I replied:"Where?
27001	In the attic?
27001	In the earth?
27001	In the garden?
27001	Is a citron an ax?
27001	Is it a trifle to be God''s chosen people?
27001	Is it necessary to ask such a question?
27001	Is it sharp?
27001	Is it so?
27001	Is it then so?
27001	Is it then true?"
27001	Is it then true?...
27001	Is it true that she is going to be married, and not to me, but to some one else?
27001	Is n''t it enough that you lost all my nuts on me?
27001	Is n''t there enough steel knocking about in our attic?
27001	Is the whole world full of boxes?
27001	Is this Mazeppa?
27001	Is this Mazeppa?
27001	Is this he whose glances we fear?
27001	Is this he whose glances we fear?
27001	Is this our teacher?
27001	Is this our teacher?
27001	It haunted him, and asked him:"Why have you done this thing to me?
27001	Like sister and brother?
27001	Listen, Getzel, what game are we playing?"
27001	Listen, Jewish children, can you not tell me when the day is?
27001	Lost all the nuts?
27001	Lost it for ever?
27001	May God grant that we be alive next year, and-- and.... Have n''t you anything to bite?
27001	May I suffer instead of your little bones?"
27001	Maybe I have nothing at all to say to you now?"
27001	Maybe it is not so?
27001	Maybe she knows whose knife it is, and where I got it?
27001	Maybe you have a few''_ groschens_''about you?"
27001	Maybe you have on you a cigar end, or a cigarette?
27001	Mazeppa playful?
27001	Mother will ask him:"Well?"
27001	Mother:"What do you say?"
27001	Mother:"What then are you saying?"
27001	Mother:"Why should they not go?"
27001	Mother:"Why should we not let them go?"
27001	Mottel replied:"Have you forgotten it will soon be''_ Purim_''?"
27001	Murderers"Is he still snoring?"
27001	My troubles?
27001	No feet?
27001	No?
27001	Odd or even?
27001	Odd or even?
27001	Odd or even?"
27001	Odd or even?"
27001	Of the loving guest for whom she had waited, and who had come flying home so unexpectedly, after a long, long absence from home?...
27001	Oh, do you not know who Busie is?
27001	On the roof?
27001	One might argue that he meant to say:"What do you think?
27001	Or a bore?
27001	Or are you as unfortunate as I am?"
27001	Or did my mother weep for Busie, because she was getting married on the Sabbath after the Feast of Weeks?
27001	Or for her mother who married again and went off without a good- bye?
27001	Or is it a saw?
27001	Or is she thinking of her mother, who married again, and went off somewhere far, and who forgot that she had a daughter whose name was Busie?...
27001	Or my aches?"
27001	Or shall I look at Busie''s shining face-- into her large beautiful eyes that are to me deep as the heavens and dreamy as the night?
27001	Or that I am inventing lies out of my own head?"
27001	Or when a fox came and choked the fowls, whose advice was asked?
27001	Or will there ever come a time when we shall be rid of this hard, hopeless, dark tyranny?
27001	Or would you rather I told you how our new committee- men made up their accounts with the old beadle?
27001	Or, perhaps, on the contrary, I am mistaken?
27001	Passover wine?"
27001	Perhaps I have come in time?
27001	Perhaps because we were not living on the street?
27001	Perhaps it is not so?
27001	Perhaps some one would go up to the attic to hang out clothes to dry, or to paint the rafters?
27001	Perhaps you can tell me?
27001	Said he to me:"And as a wealthy man''s son, of what great value are you?"
27001	Said my father to him:"Man of clay, where did you get the name Esther from?"
27001	Said my mother to me:"Do you know what?
27001	Said she:"Greedy boy, what will you want next?"
27001	Saints?
27001	See?
27001	Sergeant''play?"
27001	Shall we take our own lives?
27001	She understood me, and answered me, with a half- smile by asking:"On such a night?"
27001	Sleep?
27001	Stolen?
27001	Such a man of the earth?
27001	Suddenly-- How do my father and mother come here?
27001	Surely he had held it very lightly, only just with the tips of his fingers?
27001	Take revenge of our enemy-- bathe in his blood, so to speak?
27001	Tell me, please, why is it that when one looks at Busie one is reminded of the"Song of Songs"?
27001	Tell me, when do I say the mourner''s prayer?"
27001	That means he stole?"
27001	The house is turned upside down for the knife, and he asks''Where?
27001	The old oak which has been standing since the creation of the world, and whose roots reach to God- knows- where-- what does he care for winds?
27001	The old oak, which has been standing since the creation of the world, and whose roots reach to God- knows- where-- what does he care for winds?
27001	The old rabbi?
27001	The question is why, in that case, does Nachman live in the village?
27001	Then I am, in short, a thief, a common thief?
27001	Then I should like to know where it says that Mordecai was a young man?
27001	Then comes the question: Very well, if that is so, then why do the people slaughter cows and calves and sheep and fowls every day of the week?
27001	Then he is a thief?"
27001	Then he sighed, and asked us suddenly:"Are you quite sure they were murderers?"
27001	Then the question is--?
27001	Then what do I want him for now?
27001	Then what had he done this for?
27001	Then why is Busie ashamed before me?
27001	They gaze out in wonder, and seem to be always asking of the world the one question: Wherefore?
27001	Throw it away, and no more, so long as I am rid of it?
27001	Throw it carelessly somewhere?
27001	To be God''s only child?
27001	To the black forest?
27001	War- time?"
27001	Was I mad?
27001	Was it a trifle to help build the Tabernacle?
27001	Was it because I would not go the same road as my father, but took my own road, and went off to study, and did not come home for such a long time?...
27001	Was it for me, her only son who had acted in opposition to his father''s wishes?
27001	Was it from weeping, perhaps?...
27001	Was it, in his opinion, a wise thing to do, or a foolish?
27001	Was she crying?
27001	Was the blessing over wine or beer?
27001	Well, Getzel, why are you sitting there like a bridegroom?
27001	Well, after all, what is there in these words?
27001	Well, and what next, eh?"
27001	Well, do you understand?"
27001	Well, how can you explain an ornament to your mother-- a really fine book with red covers, and blue edges, and a green back?
27001	Well, say again-- odd or even?
27001	Well, what do you say, Getzel?"
27001	Well, what good has it done you?
27001	Well, what have you to say now?
27001	Well, what of that?"
27001	Well, what then?"
27001	Well, what''s to be done next?
27001	Well, who can guess?"
27001	Well, who is right?"
27001	Well, why was he crying?
27001	Well, would you not be afraid if you were taken by the ear, dragged to the door, and beaten over the neck and shoulders?
27001	Well?
27001	What about the other things a human being needs, food and clothes and boots, for example?
27001	What am I saying?
27001	What am I saying?
27001	What answer can I make her to these unspoken words?
27001	What are my parents doing here?
27001	What are storms to him?
27001	What are storms to him?
27001	What are we standing here for?"
27001	What are you doing with them?"
27001	What are you doing, you young scamp?"
27001	What are you doing?
27001	What beadle?
27001	What business have you with musicians?
27001	What can one see in such a tiny scrap of sky, beyond a few stars and the reflection of the moon?
27001	What can we do?
27001	What can you do with a pop- gun if the foe will not wait until you have taken aim at him?
27001	What concern is it of Nachman Veribivker of Veribivka?
27001	What could Fedoka say when his mouth was stuffed with"_ matzo_"that crackled between his teeth, and melted under his tongue like snow?
27001	What could have happened?
27001	What could we do?
27001	What did Nachman care about the wicked Gentile Kuratchka and the papers that he brought from the court?
27001	What did he care?
27001	What did he like in the name of Heifer?
27001	What did our Nachman Veribivker care about uprisings, the limitations of the Pale, of Circulars?
27001	What did they see out of it?
27001	What do you say to such a saint?"
27001	What do you say to that?
27001	What do you say to that?
27001	What do you say to the wise one of the''Four questions''?"
27001	What do you say, Getzel?"
27001	What do you say?"
27001	What do you think-- if I had asked four, or five, or six, would he not have given them?
27001	What do you want?"
27001	What drank?
27001	What for?
27001	What for?
27001	What good had it done him to taste it when it was bitter as gall?
27001	What good had it done me to open her wound by speaking of her mother?
27001	What had I against him?
27001	What had I done then?
27001	What had become of his lion''s roar?
27001	What had happened?
27001	What had happened?
27001	What had it done to them?
27001	What had my head done to you?"
27001	What had they against my nose?
27001	What have you against poor Berrel?
27001	What have you against the child?
27001	What have you done to the child?"
27001	What have you heard?"
27001	What have you in that bottle?
27001	What have you seen?
27001	What if I had such a knife?
27001	What is Busie thinking of now?
27001	What is it afraid of?
27001	What is it worth to be dressed in new clothes from head to foot, and to show off before one''s friends?
27001	What is the matter with you?
27001	What is the something?
27001	What is this?
27001	What is wrong with our teacher?
27001	What knife?"
27001	What knife?''
27001	What more could I do to him?"
27001	What pocket- knife?"
27001	What should a boy know?
27001	What sort of a habit is it to call a young man, almost a bridegroom, a man of clay?
27001	What sort of a pleasure is it to sit and read in a stuffy room, when the golden sun is burning, and the air is hot as an iron frying- pan?
27001	What sort of a thing is that something?"
27001	What the devil does it mean?
27001	What the devil does this mean?
27001	What the devil...?"
27001	What then?
27001	What was I to do with it?
27001	What was I to do with the little knife?
27001	What was I to do?
27001	What was Naphtali the Musician''s boy doing here?"
27001	What was she looking at?
27001	What was to be done?
27001	What were all the boxes for?
27001	What were the"_ Chanukah_"lights-- a silver, eight- branched lamp with olive oil, or candles stuck in pieces of potato?
27001	What will become of you, you dunce?
27001	What will become of you?
27001	What will they do to me in hell for that?
27001	What''s the matter here?
27001	What, for instance, would he say, and what would happen to me?
27001	What?
27001	When we meet, the first words are:"How is the teacher?"
27001	Where did such a creature get such a terrible roar?
27001	Where do we go?"
27001	Where have I money?"
27001	Where have I nuts?
27001	Where is the account?
27001	Where is the food-- where is it?"
27001	Where then should he live?
27001	Where was I to hide it?
27001	Where was I to throw it in order that it might not be found by anybody?
27001	Where was I?
27001	Where was he-- that good angel?
27001	Where, for instance, shall we go, Getzel?"
27001	Where?
27001	Where?
27001	Where?"
27001	Wherever in the world do such children come from?"
27001	Which Mottel?
27001	Who could compare with me?
27001	Who could tell?
27001	Who could tell?
27001	Who do you think won?
27001	Who had sent for them?
27001	Who had time to realize where I found myself in the world of dreams in which I lived?
27001	Who has me by the ear?"
27001	Who is he, and what is he?...
27001	Who is pulling me by the ear?"
27001	Who is working?
27001	Who made Isshur what he was?
27001	Who taught us to gamble with buttons-- to play"odd or even,"and lose our breakfasts and dinners?
27001	Who taught us to smoke cigarettes in secret, letting the smoke out through our nostrils?
27001	Who the devil wants you?
27001	Who thinks of praying at such a time?
27001	Who told us to slide on the ice, in winter, with the peasant- boys?
27001	Who told you that?"
27001	Who wanted so many boxes?
27001	Who was the first to turn his back on the enemy?
27001	Who was there to give me orders?
27001	Who will tire first?
27001	Who would have thought it?
27001	Who''ll thrash you?
27001	Whom had it bothered?
27001	Why are shouting?
27001	Why are you not my brother?"
27001	Why are you silent-- eh?"
27001	Why are you silent?
27001	Why did you bite off my head?
27001	Why did you want to go and lose my money as well?
27001	Why do I say allowed?
27001	Why do I say in a day?
27001	Why do n''t you go and say your prayers?
27001	Why do you beat him?
27001	Why do you carry a feather about with you?"
27001	Why do you curse me?"
27001	Why do you get under our feet?
27001	Why do you run?"
27001	Why do you shriek?
27001	Why does a horse go?
27001	Why does she grow red?
27001	Why else does she show me her pearl- white teeth?
27001	Why had he spoiled this beautiful creation, bitten off its head, and taken its life?
27001	Why had he wanted to bite it off?
27001	Why had his mother pulled his flaxen hair and boxed his ears?
27001	Why have you grown silent?"
27001	Why is Busie ashamed before me?
27001	Why is it that when I come from"_ cheder_,"and do not find Busie I can not eat?
27001	Why is she looking at it so?
27001	Why not?"
27001	Why school- fees?
27001	Why should I forgive her for what she has done to Busie, the cheeky woman?
27001	Why should I not see?
27001	Why should her mother''s name go first?"
27001	Why should she not have a little pleasure too?
27001	Why should the other win?
27001	Why should the top fall on the letter G for him, and on the N for you?
27001	Why should we not enjoy ourselves?
27001	Why the devil ca n''t he take a book into his hand?
27001	Why the devil ca n''t he take a book into his hand?
27001	Why the devil ca n''t you take a book into your hands?
27001	Why this sudden burst of laughter, Benny?"
27001	Why was he called Log- of- wood?
27001	Why was he not choked at table?
27001	Why was he so angry?
27001	Why whippings?
27001	Why?
27001	Why?
27001	Why?
27001	Why?
27001	Why?"
27001	Will I fall asleep at the"_ Seder_"?
27001	Will I fall asleep?
27001	With whom does he send this"_ Purim_"present?
27001	Would I go asleep before the"_ Seder_"?
27001	Would it not have been better if the Passover had been longer and longer?
27001	Would you not also have thought of the plan-- to bite it off, and stick it on again with spittle?
27001	Would you not have wanted to know what it tasted like?
27001	You do n''t smoke?
27001	You hear?
27001	You may ask why not Goat?
27001	You want to know how I came by it?
27001	You want to know how long it is going to last?
27001	You want to know the end-- what happened to Esther, the teacher''s daughter, and to my brother Mottel?
27001	You want to know what will happen?
27001	You want to know whether I bit the top off the citron, or held myself back from doing it?
27001	You will tell your mother on him?
27001	asked my teacher, with a faint smile, as if he would say:"Could you find nothing more difficult?"
37242	''And how is the building to be paid for?'' 37242 ''And why do you think it is so?
37242	''And_ you_ have nothing?'' 37242 ''But what do you do all day in the house- of- study?''
37242	''For whom?'' 37242 ''Riches?''
37242	''What besides?'' 37242 ''What do you want?''
37242	''What is wrong with her?'' 37242 ''What sort?''
37242	''Where,''she asks,''is Beinishe?'' 37242 ''You want to know that, too?
37242	''_ I?_ Preserve us!'' 37242 A Gentile?"
37242	A bad business, too?
37242	A cripple? 37242 A hospital, you mean?"
37242	A man with no inside-- what could you expect?
37242	A mole?
37242	A walk?
37242	A wife?
37242	A wife?
37242	About your intended?
37242	All alive? 37242 Always?"
37242	Am I asleep and is it a dream?
37242	An angel''s is it?
37242	And 42?
37242	And Yisrolik?
37242	And Yössele?
37242	And a little bag to hold them?
37242	And a little, tiny prayer- book with gilt edges?
37242	And all through his Psalms?
37242	And are there dissensions?
37242	And do you know who the suitor is?
37242	And he is a scholar?
37242	And he?
37242	And his''German''name?
37242	And how am I ever to repay you?
37242	And it smells?
37242	And it''s worth?
37242	And meanwhile it was entered in the communal records?
37242	And no one died in his day?
37242	And nothing is made by it?
37242	And nowadays?
37242	And people will know him?
37242	And she?
37242	And sold the things?
37242	And something hot?
37242	And supposing she had married again?
37242	And tell me, Yössele,she continues,"shall you be always just as-- just the same?"
37242	And that is all we have to depend on?
37242	And that is?
37242	And the Gevirîm, the almsgivers, the agitators, the providers, the whole lot-- what are they? 37242 And the corpses?"
37242	And the living said nothing?
37242	And the wife?
37242	And then the rich man said:''To my account''?
37242	And they all got well?
37242	And they have no worries, because whence do worries spring? 37242 And what did he answer?"
37242	And what is lacking to them? 37242 And what is the soul?"
37242	And what is to become of us?
37242	And what is your business now?
37242	And what obliges you to emigrate?
37242	And what should have claimed our interest? 37242 And what was it?"
37242	And what was the name of the little town you lived in before?
37242	And what,he asks sadly,"what about wood-- and candles-- Sabbaths and holidays?"
37242	And what?
37242	And when I am expecting a baby,said Rivkah once, and her face shone,"you will come and sit by me?"
37242	And when not?
37242	And where are my teeth to eat them with?
37242	And whither shall I go?
37242	And who are you?
37242	And who is to light the stove?
37242	And you believe it?
37242	And you,I ask,"have never dipped into a story- book?"
37242	And you?
37242	And your German name? 37242 And your sons?"
37242	And-- a larger manure heap?
37242	And-- and you will never scold me?
37242	And_ your_ Torah, Nòach?
37242	Apparently, you write fiction for other people and want truth for yourself?
37242	Are n''t you pleased?
37242	Are they all girls?
37242	Are you speaking of articles of trade?
37242	Are you, then, what is called a commission- agent?
37242	Are_ you_ afraid at night, too?
37242	Are_ you_? 37242 At least,"I inquire,"is your son learned?"
37242	At that rate,_ she_ was the informer?
37242	Before the decision of the Heavenly Court has been given?
37242	Behind the hills of darkness?
37242	Beside the exorcist?
37242	Bitter?
37242	But He does n''t throw things down from heaven?
37242	But a note-- what harm could a note do you?
37242	But where is the harm,asks someone else,"if the great people do n''t agree among themselves?"
37242	But-- do people die of a weak heart?
37242	But_ her_ name is Hannah?
37242	Ca n''t I see for myself? 37242 Call them?
37242	Called Chaïm?
37242	Can they mean me after all?
37242	Carry wood? 37242 Come, tell me, what does it all mean, taking notes?"
37242	David''l,say the father,"you know what day this has been?"
37242	Did they interest you?
37242	Did they send another?
37242	Did you hear?
37242	Do you believe in the days of the Messiah?
37242	Do you feel well?
37242	Do you know what he is doing now?
37242	Do you make a living by_ that_?
37242	Do you mean usury?
37242	Do you never go out for a walk?
37242	Do_ I_ look like getting up to do it? 37242 Fallen in?"
37242	Fine as gold-- and what''s to be done with her?
37242	For dessert?
37242	For how long?
37242	For me?
37242	From which Chief Rabbis?
37242	Go from house to house?
37242	Ha, ha, what is a bit of a frost like this to me? 37242 Have you a house?"
37242	Have you any money?
37242	He carried wood?
37242	He must?!
37242	He said so himself?
37242	He? 37242 He_ would_ have been,"he replies in a broken voice,"only he wo n''t learn... even a Rebbe ca n''t help that... he_ wo n''t_ learn-- what can one do?"
37242	Head downward?
37242	How did he live?
37242	How do you mean, who?
37242	How here?
37242	How is it, poor little thing?
37242	How is she?
37242	How is that?
37242	How many candles have you?
37242	How many children have you?
37242	How many children?
37242	How many healthy brains have we?
37242	How many sons and how many daughters married?
37242	How many sons, how many daughters?
37242	How many? 37242 How much does the house bring in?"
37242	How much have you got there in the paper?
37242	How old was she altogether? 37242 How should I know?
37242	How should I know? 37242 How should she have?
37242	How should_ she_ know him?
37242	How so?
37242	How then do you observe the precept:''And thou shalt rejoice in thy feasts,''as regards the body?
37242	How, content?
37242	How, was n''t it enough?
37242	How?
37242	I beg pardon?
37242	I do n''t know what to say, how should I? 37242 I have been false?
37242	I have betrayed something? 37242 I mean,"her voice shakes,"just as fond of me?"
37242	I study, I pray-- what else should a Jew do? 37242 I told you long ago,"she says,"not to interfere in the affairs of the community, but when did you ever listen to me?
37242	I? 37242 If you can smell a rat, and know all that is going on, why do you want to ask questions?"
37242	In our country, a town like that?
37242	In what respect?
37242	In what will you go?
37242	Is anything taken in or out?
37242	Is he a wonder- worker?
37242	Is he mad?
37242	Is it you, Leah?
37242	Is n''t that always the way with us? 37242 Is straw wanted in Egypt?
37242	It is a case of witchcraft, but--"But what?
37242	Just as dear?
37242	Just tell me,she says,"only please tell me the truth, am I a pretty woman?"
37242	Materialism? 37242 Melancholy?
37242	Mother, wo n''t you say, Good luck to you?
37242	Mother,I asked,"why does your heart beat so loud?"
37242	My child, why have you been crying?
37242	My dear fellow, what are you talking about?
37242	No work to be had?
37242	Not fit to live in?
37242	Not very much of one, one does n''t often hear about him-- the women talk of him, but who listens to them?
37242	Nowadays? 37242 O, you mean_ that_?...
37242	Of course,--I wish to show off my knowledge--"though a scholar decline the honor due to him....""A scholar?
37242	Of wings--"Of wings?
37242	On the other hand,he mused,"supposing I rested a little after all?
37242	On what? 37242 On what?"
37242	On what?
37242	Once and for all, what are you?
37242	One child is it you have?
37242	Only she-- she--,sighed my mother, and glanced toward my box,"she is growing taller and taller, do you see?"
37242	Perhaps you did not notice-- and her husband is yellow- skinned?
37242	Perhaps you prefer milk?
37242	Poor wretch,she says gently,"not accustomed to it yet-- ha?"
37242	Rabbi,he inquired further,"and my wife?"
37242	Really and truly?
37242	Shall I give you the ink and a pen?
37242	Shall you always eat with me?
37242	Shall you come back?
37242	Shall you miss me?
37242	She has a mole on the left side of her nose?
37242	She is no longer dull?
37242	Shemaiah, do you think God will punish me for my cursing and my bad temper?
37242	Shemaiah,he answered me,"what can I do?
37242	Silly child, why are you in such a hurry?
37242	Silly child,he whispers,"I come in late on purpose, so that we may eat together, do you see?
37242	So it''s you,he said,"is it?
37242	So that you may recognize her?
37242	So they hurried up?
37242	Sometimes?
37242	Steal? 37242 Still- born?"
37242	Tell me, I beg of you, what is the good of the stories you write? 37242 Tell me, Nòach,"said the Brisk Rabbi, with lifted eyebrows,"why did you run away from my academy?
37242	Tell me-- what is my name?
37242	The Làmed- Wòfnik, too?
37242	The Rebbe hurried up and down, stopped suddenly and asked:''What else?''
37242	The fourth fast?
37242	The river? 37242 The soul?"
37242	Then he just takes money and does nothing wonderful?
37242	Then why was it,I inquired,"that she died no suddenly?"
37242	Then you do n''t know it?
37242	Then you will buy me a pair of phylacteries?
37242	Then you won in the lottery?
37242	Then, what?
37242	There-- but you are not to come begging from me again, do you hear?
37242	Thin?
37242	To me?
37242	To pray? 37242 To that drunkard?"
37242	Torah--_see_ it?
37242	Unhappy? 37242 Very likely you think I come from under the stove?
37242	Very little water?
37242	Was not the Rebbe once in Brisk?
37242	Well then-- Treine my life, Treine my crown, Treine my heart-- will that do?
37242	Well, do you know, David''l, if God, blessed be He, has forgiven us, I think we ought to be cheerful, do n''t you?
37242	Well, how are you getting on?
37242	Well, is it a secret?
37242	Well, just who? 37242 Well, tell me, David''l, what have we done all day?"
37242	Well, well?
37242	Well, what do they come to altogether?
37242	Well, what was to be done? 37242 Well, why do you sigh?"
37242	Well, you see...."How can I see? 37242 Well,"exclaimed Rivkah,"why so sad?
37242	Well,he continued,"had any one of them a different kind of eye from yours; different hands or feet or limbs?
37242	Well,inquired Savitzki, in Polish,"no cholera?"
37242	Well-- what?
37242	Well? 37242 Well?"
37242	Well?
37242	Well?
37242	Well?
37242	What about, mother?
37242	What are they doing?
37242	What are we to do?
37242	What are you crying for?
37242	What are you doing here?
37242	What business?
37242	What did you feel like? 37242 What do I do?
37242	What do you do all day?
37242	What do you do in the market?
37242	What do you live on?
37242	What do you live on?
37242	What do you mean by rich and poor? 37242 What do you mean by that, Treine?"
37242	What do you mean by''how''?
37242	What do you mean by''sometimes''? 37242 What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean? 37242 What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you think? 37242 What do_ you_ say, Rabbi?"
37242	What else have you in your town?
37242	What else?
37242	What for are you afraid?
37242	What happened?
37242	What has happened?
37242	What have you got there?
37242	What is he talking about?
37242	What is his''German''name?
37242	What is it, my treasure?
37242	What is it?
37242	What is it?
37242	What is it?
37242	What is that?
37242	What is the good of all this joking?
37242	What is the matter with me? 37242 What is the matter?"
37242	What is the name of your husband?
37242	What is there to be glad about?
37242	What is your German name?
37242	What is your business?
37242	What is your eccentricity?
37242	What is your name, friend?
37242	What more would you have? 37242 What next?"
37242	What should he? 37242 What should they be doing?
37242	What sort of a town_ is_ it, anyway?
37242	What sort of fast is it?
37242	What was to be done? 37242 What was your misfortune?"
37242	What were you_ before_ the misfortune?
37242	What will you do?
37242	What''s all that to me?
37242	What? 37242 What?"
37242	What_ does_ become of such a soul?
37242	When the desire calls the imagination to its help-- who shall withstand? 37242 Whence is he, this Nòach?"
37242	Where are they?
37242	Where are you going to?
37242	Where does the rabbi live?
37242	Where had he found that?
37242	Where is it?
37242	Where to?
37242	Where?
37242	Which Vassil? 37242 Who are his assistants?
37242	Who can tell? 37242 Who die of a physical epidemic?
37242	Who do you think is our rabbi? 37242 Who is I?"
37242	Who is there?
37242	Who led him about by the nose?
37242	Who lives here?
37242	Who told you?
37242	Who was scolding? 37242 Who would trust a mother in matters of dress?
37242	Why a Gentile?
37242	Why are you ashamed, wretch? 37242 Why did they build such a house?"
37242	Why have you grown so pale?
37242	Why into a wood?
37242	Why not have sent for your family to join you?
37242	Why not take a pillow?
37242	Why not teach them a trade?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why should n''t I be?
37242	Why should n''t they be?
37242	Why so much to be pitied?
37242	Why so, Nòach?
37242	Why so? 37242 Why so?"
37242	Why the devil am not I''pious''?
37242	Why will you not take anything from me?
37242	Why''poor thing?'' 37242 Why, what do you want, Hannah?"
37242	Why,he asks,"did God make all creatures to eat different things?"
37242	Why? 37242 Why?"
37242	Will you go and fetch the Röfeh?
37242	With lemon?
37242	Wo n''t you enter_ me_?
37242	Worse? 37242 Worth how much?"
37242	Would you give it for five hundred?
37242	Would you sell it for one hundred rubles?
37242	Yashek,I risked my life and asked,"_ ti tàkshé màyesh dùshé_?
37242	Yes,she answers happily,"only--""What now, my life, my delight?"
37242	Yes-- you know her?
37242	You are against assimilation, then?
37242	You are going into the army?
37242	You ask about a Gentile? 37242 You ask such a question?
37242	You do n''t believe me?
37242	You hear?
37242	You play''Preference''?
37242	You remember, David''l, last year, when mother was alive, how we sang after supper, to a new tune? 37242 You think you are a little angel, do you, because you put up with me and the children?
37242	You want to know that, too? 37242 You were not so sick all this time, but you could have laid the fire, put on a kettleful of water, were you?"
37242	You wish to see it, Rabbi?
37242	You''ve heard of the Tsaddik of Vorke of blessed memory?
37242	Your name?
37242	Your surname?
37242	Yössele?
37242	[ 112]But only of the dumplings?"
37242	[ 31]What does it matter to you, soul of a dog?"
37242	[ 7]Your neighbor was tall and pale?"
37242	[ 86]Why do you want to know?"
37242	_ Ett!_"What does_ ett_ mean?
37242	_ He?_ He earn anything? 37242 _ He?_ He earn anything?
37242	_ Me?_ Heaven forbid! 37242 _ Mòi Pànyiye!_[70] what are you doing here?"
37242	_ Never._"Never make me unhappy?
37242	_ Nu_, what shall I do?
37242	_ Nu_, where am I to seat you?
37242	_ Phê_,he interrupted himself,"what shall I think of next?
37242	_ Taki?_asks Bontzye again, this time in a firmer voice.
37242	_ Taki?_he asks shyly.
37242	_ That_ is the Chanukah light? 37242 _ What_ did you say?"
37242	''Oppressed''--what does that convey to me?
37242	*****"And you, friend?
37242	12 What was to be done, if the teacher even made game of dreams?
37242	226 WHAT SHOULD A JEWESS NEED?
37242	A Chanukah lamp( for whom should it be lighted?)
37242	A Jew must earn a living, if he has to suck it out of the wall-- that is not what I mean-- what will a Jew not do for a living?
37242	A Voice issued from the Throne:"''My children are being drowned in the sea, and you rejoice and sing?''
37242	A Vorke Chossid?
37242	A boy who wo n''t learn, sits over a book, and is all the time wool- gathering?
37242	A conversation ensues between me and the Brisk Rabbi:"Was he not once in Brisk, this Nòach?"
37242	A man without the language of the country, without a trade, not knowing at which door to knock?
37242	A nice thing, was n''t it?
37242	After all the misery and the hard labor-- after the long exile of the Divine Presence?
37242	After what?
37242	Again he rubs the pane, and again I question:"Tell me, friend, what is your wife like?"
37242	All?"
37242	An old- fashioned Jewess?
37242	And He whose Name is blessed, what has_ He_ done?"
37242	And I believe in the immortality of the soul, only--""Only, friend, only?"
37242	And I?
37242	And as to your having had no news of him for so long, is it a wonder?
37242	And do you know why?
37242	And do you know_ why_ it has all turned out for the best?
37242	And for whose benefit am I to speak?
37242	And he looked-- what am I to say?
37242	And he met me in the door with a smile:"Have you seen,"he said to me,"the majesty of the Law?
37242	And he turns to me:"And what do you suppose he is now?
37242	And how was anyone just to get up and go away from his academy?
37242	And if my father- in- law was as great an idler as your husband is a ninny, and no document made special provision for you, am I to blame?
37242	And if they cry, do they shed another sort of tears?
37242	And if your child is really ill, is there no Ark to tear open-- are there no graves to measure-- no pious offerings to make?
37242	And just because he is_ not_ mine, is he any the less deserving?
37242	And mind she tries them on you herself, to see how they fit-- is it not America?
37242	And really, when you come to think of it, how much difference is there between a dead- alive person and a walking corpse in winding- sheets?
37242	And the inspector?"
37242	And the rabbi?
37242	And then he grows sad, wondering: After all, because of what?
37242	And then, in anger, she lays the whole blame of the disaster on us:*****"What could I know of your bitter feud with_ them_?
37242	And what ailed them at me?
37242	And what do you think that is?
37242	And what does he want with the girl?
37242	And what is it you want of her?
37242	And what is the outcome?
37242	And what is to come of it?
37242	And what will Paradise, when it comes to that, mean for_ me_?
37242	And what?
37242	And when there''s no soap to be had?
37242	And where, indeed, should I have found it?
37242	And who is to look after the house, and the housekeeping, and the sick children,_ wos_?
37242	And who knows what the issue of the struggle would have been but for the pestilence?
37242	And who shall study if not a clever head like him?
37242	And who told me all this?
37242	And why not, indeed?
37242	And why should it be so?
37242	And why?
37242	And you think he knew even how to read Hebrew properly?
37242	Anything better?
37242	Are there so few Jewish women leading similar lives?
37242	Are they likely to listen to me?
37242	Are they not an old couple without children?
37242	Because he had not mastered the seducer?
37242	Because if a feather was put under the nose of a_ live_ man, would he stir to brush it away?
37242	Because what shall become of the Torah?
37242	Because, what should I have done without them?
37242	Beside this, the land- owner has opened cheap eating shops and tea houses for the peasants-- what more need I say?
37242	Besides, how long do you suppose it will last?
37242	Besides, how much longer can the misery of Israel last?
37242	Besides, what''s the good of a letter of that kind?
37242	But I soon composed myself and thought, for instance: If my scatterbrain of a husband ran away to America-- well?
37242	But if the lot should fall on"Lapei?"
37242	But the poor, helpless little boy, I think of him with terror, what will become of_ him_?
37242	But what about the statistics?
37242	But what can_ I_ do?
37242	But what is to be done?
37242	But what was the good, seeing God in heaven is witness that I can do nothing to help you?
37242	But who could stand all that fuss?
37242	But who troubles about an orphan?
37242	But whom was I to speak with?
37242	But, again, what was to be done?
37242	But-- isn''t it a madness?
37242	Ca n''t I speak against my own husband?"
37242	Ca n''t he give his horses a few more oats for once?"
37242	Can I tell how I live?
37242	Can he"learn"better than I do?
37242	Can it all be true?
37242	Can they answer the question, how many empty stomachs, useless teeth?
37242	Can they show how many were the days of hunger?
37242	Carry it about?
37242	Child, what are you thinking of?"
37242	Defective?"
37242	Did I give him the scissors?
37242	Did he wish me to go near to him?
37242	Did he_ say_ anything?
37242	Did you ever hear of a doctor without salves and without blood- letting?
37242	Do n''t his eyes shine like stars?
37242	Do n''t they laugh just as you do?
37242	Do n''t they throw stones at him as at a prophet?
37242	Do n''t you like soldier''s bread?
37242	Do their dwellers hope to find the short cut to the Temple Mount, like the immortal goat, or do they speculate on the fire- insurance?
37242	Do they count the sleepless nights before and after?
37242	Do they keep a register?
37242	Do they measure how their hearts bled_ after_ they committed it?
37242	Do they pay you for it?
37242	Do you hear, Hannah?
37242	Do you hear?"
37242	Do you know the saying,''Idleness leads the mind to wander?''
37242	Do you know what?
37242	Do you know what?"
37242	Do you know, it is ten years to- day since we were married?
37242	Do you remember the tune?
37242	Do you suppose the death- angel has no voice in the matter?
37242	Do you suppose the rabbi is going to let him be circumcised?
37242	Do you suppose_ they_ understand Hebrew?"
37242	Do you think he''d budge an inch?
37242	Do you want_ my_ stories, when you can invent your own?"
37242	Does anyone raise a protesting fist?
37242	Does he feel the wind less, shiver the less with cold, because_ his_ parents are lying somewhere in a grave under a tombstone?
37242	Does he not bear the sorrows of all, and suffer for a whole generation?
37242	Does he want for anything?
37242	Does n''t his voice sound like the sweetest harp?
37242	Does not everyone die before his time?
37242	Drink- shops, lodging homes for travellers, old clothes-- according to custom--""A poor town?"
37242	Dull?
37242	Early one summer morning I was awakened by the following conversation between my parents:"Did you knock yourself up in the woods?"
37242	Even if it is n''t a deed, let him give a written promise, because how long is such a one likely to live?
37242	Even the Shochet sometimes goes away for a whole week, so when should they find time to quarrel?
37242	Everything he has on is whole, and he wears a chain-- perhaps it is pinchbeck?
37242	For breakfast, what shall he say?
37242	For instance:''Why do n''t you go and eat?''
37242	For what is to be done, if the Almighty wills it so?
37242	For what?
37242	For what?
37242	From Warsaw, eh?"
37242	Full tilt they recited the prayers and full tilt they took off robes and prayer- scarfs and began to put on their boots-- who has time to spare?
37242	Gehenna?
37242	Give it ten thousand loving kisses from me-- do you hear?
37242	God is good and will help us-- was it not He who brought us together?
37242	Had I been"pious,"I should have reasoned thus:"Is the merit I shall acquire really worth five kopeks?
37242	Had I not been house- mistress?
37242	Had n''t they a Röfeh?
37242	Had not Eva Gütel herself told me fifty times that I was mistress, and could do as I liked?
37242	Has he observed anything?
37242	Has he seen a star fall?
37242	Have you no prayer- book, no Supplications?
37242	He asks mercy, and the answer is always the same:"Unless it be the Queen of Sheba, who will look at you, scab?"
37242	He came in with the question of the wicked child in the Haggadah:"What business is this of yours?"
37242	He can not withstand the seducer, then how shall he dare to think of going against God?
37242	He does well, runs a thriving trade, has, altogether, three children-- what more can he want?
37242	He has no wife, and before I could put in a word, he excused himself for it by asking,"How long do you suppose she has been dead?"
37242	He is sure of his game, then why irritate the people by prying?
37242	He points to a torn, red kerchief round his neck, and says:"Real pearls,_ ha_?
37242	He pulled himself together, sat up, and asked quietly:"Shprintze, do you want a divorce?"
37242	He says nothing more for a while, and then asks:"And if it_ is_ a Midrash, what has he added to it to deserve praise?"
37242	He will have no armies with him, he will ride on no horse, and there will be no sword at his side--""Then, what?"
37242	Her wrinkled skin appeared to smile at me: What should a Jewess need?
37242	How can I help it?"
37242	How could he?
37242	How else should there be a hook up there?
37242	How many water- carriers are there already loafing about with nothing to do since they started the new water- supply?
37242	How old were you when you married?"
37242	How shall I describe them?
37242	How should it be otherwise?"
37242	How the Brisk Rabbi expounded the Torah?
37242	How was it?"
37242	How?
37242	I am only dreadfully afraid-- lest it should do me harm--""_ You?_""Whom else?
37242	I am only dreadfully afraid-- lest it should do me harm--""_ You?_""Whom else?
37242	I am only waiting for a boat ticket-- you see, I have sold everything, even my tools....""You are a mechanic?"
37242	I answer, and end by inquiring:"And you, friend, whence are you?"
37242	I can really and truly not afford it, but my heart is sore: why can I not afford it?
37242	I do n''t know what came over me, but that same instant I took her hand and said, trembling:"Gütele, will you be my soul?"
37242	I do n''t know-- has no one told you that his last wife died because of the life he led her?"
37242	I do not know if it is the moon''s fault, or whether I am not quite myself, but I hear, believe, and even ask:"Did all the corpses rise?
37242	I gave a genuinely Jewish reply--_Bê!_"And that is your whole Parnosseh, without anything additional?"
37242	I have given him something three times-- does that go for nothing?
37242	I interrupt him and ask:"And what became of the woman?"
37242	I knew, before-- and then the singing turned into-- into--""Into what?
37242	I make a note and ask further:"Have you served in the army?"
37242	I only mean, did she repeat any gossip?
37242	I remember very well that it hurt, but why?
37242	I think I must have made a mistake and say:"Perhaps on the right side?"
37242	I turn to the other:"Well, my friend?"
37242	I?
37242	IX WHAT IS THE SOUL?
37242	If God wills it so, what can he do, he, the worm, the orphan?
37242	If I thought my own flesh and blood were in the grip of this wind?
37242	If he wishes to do what is good, he does it, if to do evil, he does evil, and as he makes his bed,_ ha?_ so he lies.
37242	If it were_ my_ child?
37242	If so, what do we owe you?
37242	If the child is ill, whose fault?
37242	If you have n''t Parnosseh, whose fault?
37242	If_ my_ child were roaming the streets to- night?
37242	In a hundred and twenty years to come, Yössil might take over the grave- digging-- why not?
37242	In the bed lies a sick Jewess huddled up in rags, who says bitterly:"Wood to sell-- and where am I, a poor widow, to get the money from to buy it?"
37242	In what am I more worthless than they are?
37242	Is he going to be ill?
37242	Is he likely to allow a blessing to be spoken over a child with wings?"
37242	Is he not persecuted like a prophet?
37242	Is heaven not better than earth?"
37242	Is it likely a Rebbe should have no affairs on hand with the Solemn Days so near?
37242	Is she not a Jewish daughter?
37242	Is that true?"
37242	Is there not a God in the world?
37242	Is your wife content_ now_?"
37242	It is true, people kill you, but what then?
37242	It just happened to have been washing day, but otherwise?
37242	It pained me, because how much rougher would he not have been with the other, who was lying ill?
37242	It was getting nearer and nearer-- was it not in all the papers?
37242	It''s all very well as far as_ you_ are concerned, but what about your wife and child?
37242	It''s better off with her-- what should_ I_ do with it?
37242	It''s easy enough to call them, but who will come?
37242	Just because they are good and pious?
37242	Lies?
37242	Look here, tell me why?"
37242	Lord of the world, is it for want of"credit"up there, too?
37242	Lord of the world, what does he want of my soul?"
37242	Lord of the world, what has come to you?
37242	Lord of the world, what is to be done?
37242	Lord of the world, where are_ my_ crumbs?
37242	Meanwhile we are in the same lodging, because how should I set about finding one for myself?
37242	Mother sighed again, and father said:"And what could we do?
37242	My neighbor sat up, threw a side- glance at me, looked me down from head to foot, and asked severely:"Then you know my wife?
37242	My precious Hannah, what am I to say to you?
37242	Need you ask?"
37242	No-- she will not say that-- where is father?
37242	No; just then someone came in-- but who?
37242	Nobody died?
37242	Nobody eats briars, do they?
37242	Now and then I went into a fury and nearly hit her, but how are you to hit a woman who sits crying with her hands folded and does n''t stir?
37242	Nòach( it struck him there was something behind the coincidence) went up to him and asked:"Whither drives a Jew?"
37242	O, it is so unpleasant outside, such horrible weather!--a mile''s trudge-- and then what?
37242	Of course, I obeyed, only on the way I asked in terror:"Brisk Rabbi, tell me, with what purpose are you going?"
37242	Of what use is he?
37242	On a feast- day?
37242	On both shoulders--""What sort of marks?"
37242	On the eve of the Day of Atonement everyone goes, but on a Wednesday like any other?...
37242	Once, perhaps, yes; but now?
37242	One minute, half a minute?
37242	Only the eldest opens his eyes once more and inquires of his father:"Tate, when shall I be Bar- Mitzwah?
37242	Only whom?
37242	Only, do you hear?
37242	Only, when was that?"
37242	Only-- what is the good of wishing?
37242	Or note what the heart suffers till it resigns itself to its living death?
37242	Our two great traders-- you remember them?
37242	Out of that she pays twenty- eight rubles a year house- tax and lives on the rest-- what should a Jewess need?
37242	Paradise?
37242	Passover?
37242	Perhaps I had better go in my dressing- gown?"
37242	Perhaps a Gentile?
37242	Perhaps a sip of wine?
37242	Perhaps he felt that_ my_ groan and_ his_ groan were_ one_ groan?
37242	Perhaps not?
37242	Perhaps you think an ordinary informer, in the usual sense of the word; he saw a false weight, an unequal balance, and went and told?
37242	Perhaps you wonder at my remembering all this?
37242	Perhaps you write for women?"
37242	Rabbi, what have you for the_ un_learned?"
37242	Reb Zerach opines that the matter is a deep one and worth consideration; but he himself does not eat Sheruyah?
37242	SECOND LETTER My precious and beloved wife: What am I to say to you?
37242	She can not recollect, and goes puzzling herself-- who?
37242	She drops on to her knees and clutches convulsively at grandmother''s hand:"Granny, granny, what is it?
37242	She is silent for a few seconds, and then she asks anxiously:"But will there always, always be wars and dissensions between the nations?"
37242	She looks less disagreeable, and I ask:"How much does your husband earn?"
37242	She takes two gulden for washing the floor of the house- of- study-- not enough for dry bread-- and he, what can he do?
37242	Should I not gain just as much by repeating the evening prayers?
37242	So what could I do?
37242	Soldiers''bread?
37242	Something had occurred to him: And suppose the contrary?
37242	Suddenly he stops, the Brisk Rabbi, and asks:"What kind of rabbi have you got here?"
37242	Suddenly my pupil is moved to inquire:"After all, teacher, what_ is_ Chanukah?"
37242	Suddenly she asked:"Has Rivkah been telling you anything?"
37242	Suppose it to be the work of Satan?
37242	Suppose the same Satan who sends me the other thoughts had sent me this one, too?
37242	Tell me, I beg of you, how do you find the time and attention required for inventing stories?"
37242	Tell me, please, what is the soul?"
37242	Tell me-- what is it?
37242	That because a person lives in Tishewitz, he is n''t civilized, and does n''t know what is doing in the world?
37242	That not for a single instant will He forget the little boy?
37242	That of the Tishewitz donkeys?
37242	The Brisk Rabbi is silent, and the other continues:"And tell me, Rabbi, what have you for All- Israel?
37242	The apothecary''s daughter-- that ugly thing?
37242	The community was no community?
37242	The driver considered a little, and then answered:"And ca n''t a young fellow like you go on foot?"
37242	The driver turned round and asked:"Where to?"
37242	The hands must work, the feet must run, the lips move-- and why?
37242	The joke was called:"Which has too much?"
37242	The old man casts an angry glance at his son, as if to say:"Do you see?"
37242	The old one reflects a moment and then asks:"What has happened?
37242	The papers had been lost by the way?
37242	The pike, face to face with the carp:"Bad luck, brothers?"
37242	The teacher looks at him with compassion:"What are you?"
37242	The teacher sat up:"How so?
37242	The very majesty of the Law?"
37242	The water frothed, the cart seemed to swim-- what am I to tell you?
37242	Then a fresh anxiety rises within him: If the destined one be Lapei, where are they to live?
37242	Then he asked in a lower and gentler voice:"And where is my daughter?"
37242	Then:"Are you hungry?"
37242	There he sits out in the woods like a lord, breathes fresh air, lies about on the grass, eats sour milk, perhaps even cream, how do I know?
37242	There it is again-- a Jewess-- then, why not?
37242	There was a marketful of Belzers about, but who is going to fight a woman?
37242	There will be firing and lights-- there will be enough to live on-- it will be all right-- everything will be right-- won''t it, Yössele?
37242	They accused pretty well everybody in turn--""And after that?"
37242	They are always asking:''What is your husband''s trade?
37242	They are pious and good and patient, but who shall count the tears that fall over their saddened faces till the store is exhausted?
37242	They began to wonder if he had gone to Palestine, or else to Argentina?
37242	They do n''t write, but what of that?
37242	They even offered me preserves.... Would I like syrup in water?...
37242	To go, or not to go?
37242	To please the driver?
37242	To return: What would you get by a divorce?
37242	To what?
37242	WHAT IS THE SOUL?
37242	WHAT SHOULD A JEWESS NEED?
37242	Was I likely to think that you would n''t be, after fasting through a whole Day of Atonement?"
37242	Was it his affair?
37242	Was there a less clean town anywhere?
37242	We had enough to live on, and as for going out, where were we to go?
37242	We were dreadfully sorry for the poor world, she was stuck in the mud-- and how to get her out?
37242	Well, I reflected, a woman gets frightened all by herself; but why cry?
37242	Well, did you know the Brisk Rabbi?
37242	Well, the Shochet''s wife had sausage, and she, the Dayan''te, not so much as a bone-- wasn''t that humiliating,_ ha_?
37242	Well, was it any good?
37242	Well, what am I to tell you?
37242	Well, what could you expect?
37242	Well, what do you say to that?
37242	Well, what do you think?
37242	Well, what do you think?
37242	Well, what merit is there to be secured in feeding a boy like that?
37242	Well, what will Genendil say?
37242	Well, would n''t one hold one''s sides laughing?
37242	Well?"
37242	Were there as few men as tramway horses, some one might perhaps have asked: What has happened to Bontzye?
37242	What ails you at her?
37242	What are their names?"
37242	What are they wheeling through heaven?
37242	What are you talking about, Nòach?"
37242	What are you?"
37242	What became of it?"
37242	What becomes of the Rebbe?
37242	What can she want more?
37242	What could I do?
37242	What could I do?
37242	What could they advise in a case like that?
37242	What do other people live on?
37242	What do they put into story books?"
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?
37242	What do you mean?"
37242	What do you say?"
37242	What do you suppose he could do with the like of_ you_?"
37242	What do you think?
37242	What do you think?
37242	What do you think?
37242	What do you think?
37242	What does it matter to you if a person lives in a room without a floor?
37242	What flashed so brightly?
37242	What for?
37242	What had he really wanted?
37242	What has a rabbi to do with_ that_ sort of thing?
37242	What have you, Rabbi, for the wood- cutter, for the butcher, for the artisan, for the common Jew?--specially for the simple Jew?
37242	What is he doing here?
37242	What is it to you if the worms have less to eat when you are in your grave?"
37242	What is it?
37242	What is one to live on in the height?
37242	What is such a soul entitled to?
37242	What is the good of geography?
37242	What is the reason?
37242	What is the use of unsystematic charity-- and how can there be system without a strict rule?
37242	What is to be done?
37242	What is to be done?
37242	What is wrong with him?
37242	What keeps him out so late?''"
37242	What lay between me and the riches?
37242	What made me think of him again?
37242	What more am I to tell you?
37242	What more shall I say about his conjuring tricks?
37242	What must I do to gain the world to come?"
37242	What remains over for food?"
37242	What remains to be told?
37242	What remains?
37242	What right have you to imperil their support?"
37242	What should a tailor be doing in the bath in the middle of the week?
37242	What so nice as a hot potato?
37242	What sort of meals?
37242	What use do you suppose_ he_ is, when I ca n''t even send him to fetch a dish from a neighbor''s?
37242	What was that?
37242	What was wanting to you there?"
37242	What will misery not drive a man to?
37242	What will they do?
37242	What words are these?
37242	What''s the use of him?
37242	What''s the use of it?"
37242	What, then, was lacking?
37242	What?
37242	What?
37242	Whatever for?
37242	Whatever is the matter with me?
37242	When will it be_ my_''Sabbath of Song?
37242	When you came here first, who helped you?
37242	Whence the"from me?"
37242	Where are the riches?"
37242	Where can the Rebbe be?
37242	Where can they go?
37242	Where else did people eat so many gherkins, so much raw fruit, and as many onions?
37242	Where is Henne?"
37242	Where is she?
37242	Where is the harm?
37242	Where to?
37242	Where were they less well provided with cold water?
37242	Where_ should_ he be, if not in heaven?
37242	Who asked you to run away?
37242	Who can advise?
37242	Who can read a man?
37242	Who fall victims to a moral pestilence?
37242	Who is it stands at the platform?
37242	Who is there to look after them now?
37242	Who knows all that is in him?
37242	Who knows how long he will rest in his grave?
37242	Who knows how long the hook has been waiting for him?
37242	Who knows how many are waiting for the little plot of ground?
37242	Who knows what he will bring home to- night?
37242	Who knows what part he played in it, if not the old part of the serpent in Paradise?
37242	Who knows what she is dreaming?
37242	Who knows what the prosecutor will not remind him of?
37242	Who knows what_ he_ will say?
37242	Who knows, perhaps he drowned himself on purpose?
37242	Who knows?
37242	Who runs away?
37242	Who should be taken for an envoy?
37242	Who should live there?"
37242	Who talks of their imposing a prohibition on All- Israel?"
37242	Who wanted a doctor?
37242	Who wants such large rooms?"
37242	Who would care to be responsible for it?
37242	Who would consult him?
37242	Who would fix on him?
37242	Whom do you mean in your letter?
37242	Whom should he find here?
37242	Whom was he likely to attract?
37242	Whose name should they use?
37242	Why can not I leave him frankly and freely to the great heart of the universe?
37242	Why did I order the tea?
37242	Why do you call it the dead town?"
37242	Why do you note down who has them-- and what they are worth?"
37242	Why do you want to know?
37242	Why had he just gone away?
37242	Why must_ I_ torment myself about the soul?
37242	Why need a stranger know of our doings?
37242	Why need he lie so heavy on my heart?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why not?
37242	Why should I be afraid?
37242	Why should he destroy himself and my soul with him?''
37242	Why should he, Yössil, be of more consequence?
37242	Why should it have been sour?
37242	Why should they not have a real soul as well as we?
37242	Why should they run away?
37242	Why should they want to know exactly how many boys and how many girls a man has?
37242	Why will he"not be long about it?"
37242	Why wo n''t he tell me the whole story in detail?
37242	Why wo n''t his conscience let him speak out?
37242	Why, where were the boys?
37242	Why?
37242	Why?"
37242	Will somebody follow and check your statements?
37242	With this twig he whipped me over my tied hands-- for how long?
37242	Without a heaven, what is life?
37242	Wo n''t the blessing enter in afterwards?"
37242	Would it not have been enough to torment the Jews with persecutions?
37242	You are not going in your old clothes?"
37242	You know the meaning of''thou shalt not deliver up a slave to his master?''"
37242	You must have inherited a large fortune, and you are living on the interest?"
37242	You remember:"I have sojourned with Laban?
37242	You say the soul goes to heaven, into the sky-- very well-- but to which part?
37242	You see my pearls?"
37242	You see that such a wedding is not to be missed?
37242	You see what that means?
37242	You think I mean the doctor?
37242	You took a good look at the Gentile boys who were skating?
37242	You would not wish, as things are nowadays, to have us hire extra help?
37242	You?
37242	Yössil stood aside like a soldier saluting, but without putting his hand to his cap; Savitzki stopped a moment to ask:"Well, not yet?"
37242	[ 113]"Do you_ enjoy_ Passover cakes dry?"
37242	[ 31]"You also have a soul?"
37242	[ 3] I mean the people-- what is the good of the stories to_ them?_ What is the object of them?
37242	[ 3] I mean the people-- what is the good of the stories to_ them?_ What is the object of them?
37242	[ 42] Who would undertake to answer for it to the dead?
37242	[ 87] What does a week and a half matter?"
37242	[ 88] Where should I find them now?"
37242	[ 9] Do you know what that means?"
37242	_ Aï_--how does one grow rich?
37242	_ How?_ Perhaps I shall tell another time.
37242	_ How_ was that?
37242	_ Is_ a Làmed- Wòfnik a scholar?
37242	_ She_ also?
37242	_ Wos is?_ Are you an official?
37242	_ Wos is?_ Are you an official?
37242	_ You?_ If you do n''t get any statistics, it will be of no great consequence, for''He that keepeth Israel will neither slumber nor sleep!''
37242	_ You_ and a penance?"
37242	_"O wa!_ what is that to me?
37242	_"Taki?
37242	and he springs up from his seat at the table, and lowers his black- ringed, little head defiantly,"lessons to- day?"
37242	and now do n''t beg any more,"I wound up,"do you hear?
37242	and what do you want, Vassil?"
37242	and what their ages are, and all the rest of the bother?"
37242	as a reward for what?
37242	asked the teacher, wondering,"and without me?"
37242	buy stolen things?
37242	do n''t you know me?
37242	how many people who have really died of hunger?
37242	how many people whose eyes are drawn out of their sockets as with pincers at the sight of a piece of dry bread?
37242	how much does it bring in?"
37242	how so?"
37242	inquires the younger gentleman, suddenly,"or perhaps even poker?"
37242	or by giving a hoarse groan during their recital?"
37242	or perhaps your cousin the Tsaddik?
37242	or was it I?
37242	people asked,"or what has possessed him?"
37242	retorts Reb Elyeh, much hurt,"is that so?
37242	so, what do you think?
37242	what are you after, treating an orphan like that?
37242	what?
37242	who?
18164	''Horowitz& Finkelbein, Proprietors, Gents''--got that? 18164 A bum?
18164	A cloak and suit business or a hospital? 18164 A flaw?"
18164	A garbage can? 18164 A what?"
18164	A white- faced feller with a big red mustache?
18164	Abe,he said,"I am a man of my word, ai n''t it?
18164	Abe,he said,"this here Henochstein is a friend of yours; ai n''t it?"
18164	Accuse you?
18164	Ah, Mr. Bramson,Abe cried,"ai n''t it a beautiful weather?"
18164	Ai n''t I nobody here, Louis?
18164	Ai n''t I paid Henry D. Feldman a hundred dollars for drawing it up? 18164 Ai n''t I told you yet, Abe?"
18164	Ai n''t J. Blaustein good enough for you? 18164 Ai n''t Kleebaum a customer from ours?
18164	Ai n''t Klinger scared to ride in one of them things, Mawruss?
18164	Ai n''t Sol Klinger always selling his stocks to them people?
18164	Ai n''t everything all right?
18164	Ai n''t he?
18164	Ai n''t it a fine weather?
18164	Ai n''t it a hot weather?
18164	Ai n''t it funny, Kitty, how tightwads is always fussy about their feed?
18164	Ai n''t that feller come back from his dinner yet, Mawruss?
18164	Ai n''t that feller gone yet, Abe?
18164	Ai n''t that the same Fixman what was partners together with Max Gudekunst?
18164	Ai n''t the cloak and suit business good enough for you?
18164	Ai n''t them fine words to hear from my own brother- in- law?
18164	Ai n''t them out- of- town buyers going to buy goods off of them neither?
18164	Ai n''t them peaches, Mawruss?
18164	Ai n''t they, Abe?
18164	Ai n''t you afraid you spoil them fixtures?
18164	Ai n''t you getting touchy all of a sudden, Mawruss?
18164	Ai n''t you got it a writing?
18164	Ai n''t you heard it yet?
18164	All I got to say is that you signed it an agreement with the union; ai n''t it?
18164	And also will you get out of my store, or will you be put out?
18164	And did n''t it come?
18164	And did they sell him?
18164	And did you send him a check for''em yet?
18164	And how about the packages from Feinholz?
18164	And how long is this contract to last?
18164	And what did Leon say?
18164	And what did he say?
18164	And what did he say?
18164	And what did you leave him for, Anna?
18164	And what is this about professional tenants?
18164	And what terms did_ you_ quote him yesterday?
18164	And what terms?
18164	And what was Moe doing there?
18164	And where are you going, Mawruss?
18164	And where''s Margulies?
18164	And you let him have it for that?
18164	And you''ll excuse me if I must hurry away to keep my appointment at Lapidus& Elenbogen''s? 18164 Andrew Carnegie?"
18164	Anna, you want to work by Mr. Potash''s lady?
18164	Anyhow, you got too much room, ai n''t yer?
18164	Are you buying clothing now? 18164 Are you sick?"
18164	Are you sick?
18164	Are you sure it was a lady, Mawruss? 18164 Because she lives here in New York with her mother,"Abe explained;"and what chance has a girl got in Buffalo, anyway?
18164	Better as we should let that sucker do us, Abe,Morris declared,"I would go out of the business first; ai n''t it?"
18164	But I could make''em arrested, Abe?
18164	But ai n''t he got no office, Mawruss?
18164	But ai n''t that a funny thing that one partner should build a house and the other partner should n''t have nothing to do with it?
18164	But ai n''t you got no witnesses, Mawruss?
18164	But by the rules of the Fire Insurance Exchange,Blaustein interrupted,"when a policy reads----""What do we care about the Fire Insurance Exchange?"
18164	But how much is it going to cost us?
18164	But suppose he sues me, anyhow?
18164	But what could I do?
18164	But what good is a fine house if you ca n''t rent it? 18164 But what makes Federmann so dumb?
18164	But when it comes right down to it, Mawruss,Abe said,"how are we better off, supposing we got to go all the way to Arizona to collect our money?"
18164	But who did you sell goods for?
18164	But why did Rashkin call it the Royal Piccadilly Realty Company, Abe?
18164	But why did n''t Pasinsky send us along the orders, Moe,Abe protested,"and we could fix up about the commissions later?
18164	But would n''t to- morrow do as well?
18164	But, Abe,he croaked,"how could he do that?
18164	But, Mr. Potash,Rashkin broke in,"if your partner, Mr. Perlmutter, would be agreeable, wouldn''you consider it?"
18164	But, anyhow, no jokes nor nothing, why should n''t we go up and have lunch at the Heatherbloom Inn? 18164 But,"Morris protested,"why should Louis Grossman get the credit for my work?"
18164	Ca n''t they?
18164	Ca n''t you remember a simple name like Atkinson?
18164	Call me a liar, why do n''t you?
18164	Can they?
18164	Could I help it, Mawruss?
18164	Could n''t I let you keep it the four hundred dollars if I wanted to?
18164	Could n''t I take it maybe a bit of medicine oncet in a while if I want to, Mawruss?
18164	Could n''t I, Mawruss?
18164	Could n''t you afford it to hire shipping clerks no more?
18164	Could n''t you answer a civil question?
18164	Could n''t you get from the old man a guarantee of the account maybe?
18164	Could n''t you?
18164	D''ye mean to tell me you ai n''t never rode in an oitermobile yet?
18164	Did Margulies bring''em up?
18164	Did Marks Pasinsky send you here?
18164	Did he blush?
18164	Did he come back from lunch so soon?
18164	Did he die?
18164	Did he say he would be right in?
18164	Did he say he would put it in writing?
18164	Did they_ sell_ him?
18164	Did y''ever hear of him, Abe?
18164	Did y''ever hear of him, Abe?
18164	Did you count''em, Mawruss?
18164	Did you get it any word from Marcus Bramson?
18164	Did you got the samples here what he shows you?
18164	Did you have any other damages, boys?
18164	Did you have much of a time getting him to take it?
18164	Did you hear from those suckers out in Kansas City what made the kick about them London Smokes, Mawruss?
18164	Did you say Swiss cheese or store cheese?
18164	Did you seen Marcus Bramson?
18164	Did you seen it the option?
18164	Did you ship''em yet?
18164	Did you speak to her?
18164	Do I got to starve, Mr. Who''s- this-- I lost your card-- just because I was fool enough to take up your proposition yesterday? 18164 Do I know him, too?"
18164	Do I know him? 18164 Do I know''em?"
18164	Do I sit here all day?
18164	Do n''t I know I ought to sell it?
18164	Do n''t I know it?
18164	Do n''t nobody know where he skipped to?
18164	Do n''t you think so, Abe?
18164	Do n''t you think you''d better take it easy for a while, Abe?
18164	Do they?
18164	Do they?
18164	Do you got bronchitis, too, as well as rheumatism?
18164	Do you got to burn the place up yet?
18164	Do you honestly mean you''d like to buy them fixtures?
18164	Do you know Charles I. Fichter, cloak buyer for Gardner, Baum& Miller, in Seattle?
18164	Do you know Simon Kuhner, buyer for their cloak department?
18164	Do you know a feller by the name Marks Pasinsky?
18164	Do you know where the Heatherbloom Inn is?
18164	Do you know''em, Potash?
18164	Do you mean,he cried,"that you ai n''t going to pay us nothing for our fire?"
18164	Do you solemnly swear that the affidavit subscribed by you is true?
18164	Do you think I am making jokes?
18164	Do you think you will like it here?
18164	Do you want to leave a message for him?
18164	Doctors?
18164	Eighty- nine?
18164	Feder''s advice?
18164	Fifty- two dollars?
18164	For two weeks, hey?
18164	For what you strike?
18164	For why should we make up our minds about the fixtures, Abe?
18164	Forgot all about what?
18164	Forty- seven thousand five hundred dollars?
18164	Gentlemen, gentlemen,he said,"what''s the use of it you make all this disturbance?
18164	Going home?
18164	Going to leave?
18164	Good?
18164	Gunst& Baumer?
18164	Hallo, Hymie,he said;"ai n''t you feeling good to- day?"
18164	He turned us in a fine order to- day,Leon continued,"from Simon Kuhner, of Mandleberger Brothers& Co.""What?"
18164	He''s got some fine fixtures, ai n''t it?
18164	High? 18164 High?"
18164	Him?
18164	How about drummers?
18164	How big a loft?
18164	How can we go to that kid nephew of his now and ask him to adjust the loss, Mawruss?
18164	How could he sell you that house when I got this here option on it this morning for forty- eight thousand dollars?
18164	How could you break your neck in a brand new car like that Pfingst car downstairs?
18164	How could you marry off your daughter to a_ schafskopf_ like Federmann?
18164	How d''ye do?
18164	How d''ye know that, Abe?
18164	How did what went?
18164	How did you find_ that_ out?
18164	How do I know that, Abe?
18164	How do I know that?
18164	How do you know that?
18164	How do you know that?
18164	How is he doing?
18164	How many garments was there?
18164	How much did he offer you?
18164	How much of a bonus?
18164	How much was that last order he give us, Mawruss?
18164	How should he seen me up at the Heatherbloom Inn? 18164 How should this here young feller, Ralph Tuchman, know that Miss Aaronson was a customer of his Uncle Max Tuchman, Abe?"
18164	How would I do that?
18164	How''s that?
18164	Huh?
18164	Huh?
18164	I ask it you a simple question: Do you know where the Heatherbloom Inn is?
18164	I cut you out, did n''t I?
18164	I guess we are due for a_ schlag_ somewheres, ai n''t it?
18164	I know he did,Abe concluded as he passed out,"but who will be responsible for Marks Pasinsky, Mawruss?"
18164	I know,said Morris,"but why should_ he_ get the benefit of it?"
18164	I see it now that you''re my wife''s father''s brother''s daughter, ai n''t it? 18164 I suppose you come for an answer about that loft, huh?"
18164	I thought you was n''t going to talk about him, Mawruss,he said;"and, anyhow, Mawruss, what''s the use talking about things what is past already?
18164	If we do away with our machines he loses his job; ai n''t it?
18164	If you''re a friend of Mr. Tuchman''s,said the lady at length,"why did n''t you go with him to the police station and bail him out?"
18164	In the first place,he said,"this man Grossman ai n''t incompetent in his work, is he?"
18164	Is Mr. Fiedler in?
18164	Is Mr. Rothschild in?
18164	Is he a guest of the house?
18164	Is he?
18164	Is he?
18164	Is he?
18164	Is he?
18164	Is it a failure?
18164	Is it?
18164	Is it?
18164	Is she?
18164	Is th- there a- anything the matter?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is that so?
18164	Is there a law compelling it, Mawruss?
18164	Is this Potash& Perlmutter?
18164	Is this the guy you was telling me about?
18164	Is your name engraved on''em?
18164	Is your wife Rosie running this business, Abe, or are we?
18164	Is_ that_ so?
18164	It is, hey?
18164	It stands you in six hundred dollars, ai n''t it?
18164	It wo n''t, hey?
18164	It''s a fine house, ai n''t it?
18164	Kid me?
18164	Leon,he said,"how much will you take for Louis Grossman?"
18164	Let me see,the clerk mused;"buyer, hey?
18164	Look a- here, Feinholz,Morris exclaimed in tones sufficiently loud for Feder to overhear,"what d''ye take us for, anyhow?
18164	Look a- here, Mawruss,Abe said at length:"who d''ye think I seen it up at the Prince William Hotel?"
18164	Look''y here, Abe,Louis said,"what are you going to do for me about that house?
18164	Looky here, Moe,Abe went on,"how much money do you need to move you?"
18164	Lookyhere, Rashkin,Abe said at length,"what''s the use beating bushes around?
18164	Make jokes with me?
18164	Marks Pasinsky?
18164	Marks Pasinsky?
18164	Matter?
18164	Mawruss,Abe commented on Saturday,"must you stick out your little finger when you smoke it a cigar?"
18164	Mawruss,Abe said at last,"where is that loft what Slotkin gives us?"
18164	Mawruss,he said,"did you ship them goods to M. Garfunkel yet?"
18164	Max,he roared, clapping his handkerchief to his face,"what the devil you are bringing me here-- soup?"
18164	Maybe you think I''m scared to turn him down, Abe?
18164	Me?
18164	Might you do n''t know this lady neither, maybe?
18164	Might you would come and take a cup of coffee with me, maybe?
18164	Milk separate?
18164	Minnie or us?
18164	Mister Perlmutter,James Burke interrupted,"that tune what you are whistling it, ai n''t that the drinking song from Travvy- ater already?"
18164	More information? 18164 More real estate?"
18164	Morris,he hissed,"who is that there lady?"
18164	Moving out to the country, hey?
18164	Mr. Bramson,Abe protested,"did I ever done you something that you should talk that way?"
18164	Mr. Feder,he exclaimed,"ai n''t this indeed a pleasure?
18164	Mr. Feigenbaum,he said in shaking tones,"do you see something down there?"
18164	Must I ask_ you_, Abe, if I want to leave early oncet in awhile?
18164	Must I got to get your permission to be sick, Mawruss?
18164	Must I take it up the option?
18164	Must you go around looking like a crazy idiot, Abe?
18164	Must you go throwing away money on stocks from stock exchanges?
18164	Must you take a customer to a show, Mawruss?
18164	Mutual consent?
18164	My diamonds you loaned it, Mawruss? 18164 Naturally?"
18164	No,Abe agreed hesitatingly,"but he_ might_, Mawruss?"
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	No?
18164	Now what is it you want from me?
18164	Now, Mr. Lowenstein,he said,"what can I do for you?"
18164	Now, before we go on, how much does his share of your profits amount to each week?
18164	Now, sir, what could I do for you?
18164	Now, what do you think of that?
18164	Of Potash& Perlmutter?
18164	Oh, hallo, Abe,Kotzen cried, glancing over;"why do n''t you come over and sit at my table?"
18164	Oh, it ai n''t, ai n''t it?
18164	One loft?
18164	Or if you had to lose''em, Mawruss,Abe went on,"why did n''t you done it the day we loaned Hymie the money?
18164	Otherwise?
18164	Overstocked? 18164 Overstocked?"
18164	Pfingst treated us right, and why should n''t we give him a chance to make good?
18164	Potash,he said,"when I give you that order last week, I do n''t know whether I did n''t buy a big lot of your style fifty- nine- ten, ai n''t it?"
18164	Pretty high- toned customers you must got it when they come down to the store in oitermobiles, ai n''t it?
18164	Professional tenants?
18164	Pushing the stickers, Louis, ai n''t it?
18164	Rashkin?
18164	Replevin, hey?
18164	Rothschild,Rashkin cried pleadingly,"where are you going?"
18164	Rutt honn?
18164	Say, Mawruss, what''s the matter with you to- day, anyway?
18164	Say, lookyhere, Mawruss, what do you think this here is anyway? 18164 Say, lookyhere, Mawruss,"Abe asked,"are we in the cloak and suit business or are we in the oitermobile business?
18164	Say, my friend,the demonstrating chauffeur cried as he caught sight of Kleebaum,"what d''ye think I''m running anyway?
18164	Scared, Abe? 18164 See them stones, Abe?"
18164	Shall I tell you something?
18164	Silks?
18164	Since when did we go to school together, Henochstein?
18164	Since when was you so soft- hearted, Abe?
18164	Sixth floor, hey?
18164	Sixty dollars is pretty high for a little thing like that, ai n''t it, Max?
18164	So long as I ai n''t working I''m resting, ai n''t it, Hymie? 18164 So she got it a young_ feller_, Mawruss?"
18164	So what''s the use talking about it?
18164	So you ai n''t Miss Atkinson, then, lady?
18164	So you was only kidding me along when you told me to see them real- estaters, hey?
18164	So, Potash,she concluded,"your own wife''s people is operators and finishers; what?"
18164	So, that''s the party, is it?
18164	So?
18164	So?
18164	Suits, hey?
18164	Suppose he did, Abe? 18164 Sure, I know,"Morris continued,"but how about Hymie Kotzen, Abe?
18164	Sure, I know,Pasinsky agreed,"but how much did you sell Kuhner?
18164	Syndicate?
18164	That reminds me, Mawruss,he said as he took a cigar from his waistcoat pocket:"What become of Miss Cohen?"
18164	That''s a sample I suppose, ai n''t it?
18164	The doctor?
18164	Then who_ is_ she?
18164	They must have cost him a pretty big sum, ai n''t it?
18164	Think, Mawruss, who was it took the vest?
18164	This is Mr. Sol Perlmutter, ai n''t it?
18164	To whose order?
18164	W- w- why?
18164	Was M. Garfunkel the other?
18164	Was it certified?
18164	Was it our fault that Immerglick is N. G., Abe?
18164	Was it the rack''s fault that Henry Feigenbaum only got one eye, Abe?
18164	We do, hey?
18164	We need to have fixtures, Mawruss, ai n''t it?
18164	Well, Abe,Feder cried,"what''s this I hear about the fire?"
18164	Well, Abe,Hyman said,"how do you like the auction business so far as you gone yet?"
18164	Well, Abe,M. Garfunkel cried,"ai n''t it a fine weather?"
18164	Well, Abe,Morris cried,"did you buy the stock?"
18164	Well, Abe,Morris cried,"what did you find out?
18164	Well, Abe,Morris cried,"what for a loft you seen it?"
18164	Well, Abe,Morris cried,"what''s new about the house?"
18164	Well, Abe,Morris cried,"what''s the matter now?
18164	Well, Abe,Morris replied,"what harm is there in that?
18164	Well, Abe,Morris said the next day as his partner, Abe Potash, entered the show- room,"how are you feeling to- day?"
18164	Well, Abe,he said for the twentieth time, gazing proudly around him,"what''s the matter with them fixtures what we got it?
18164	Well, Abe,he said,"do you got to diet, too?"
18164	Well, Abe,he said,"how''s business?"
18164	Well, Abe,he said,"what are we going to do about it?"
18164	Well, Abe,she said,"did you hear the latest?
18164	Well, Blaustein,Morris asked as they walked to the elevated railroad, on their way home,"what do you think of it all?
18164	Well, I seen the contract, Mawruss, so either I''m a liar or not, Mawruss, ai n''t it?
18164	Well, I suppose he sold her a big bill of goods, too, Abe, ai n''t it?
18164	Well, I was going to say,Abe continued,"if it was something what you might call within reason, Moe, I might advance it if----""If what?"
18164	Well, I''m just telling you, ai n''t I?
18164	Well, Leon,he said,"how''s business?"
18164	Well, Leon,said Barney,"you traded him off so smart, why do n''t you get him back?
18164	Well, Mawruss, is that all you got against him that he owns an oitermobile? 18164 Well, Mawruss,"Abe cried as he greeted his partner on Monday morning,"how did it went?"
18164	Well, Mawruss,Abe cried,"I suppose you fixed it all up?"
18164	Well, Mawruss,Abe cried,"what''s the matter?
18164	Well, Mawruss,Abe inquired anxiously,"ai n''t that policy all right?"
18164	Well, Mawruss,Abe said at length,"when we''re stuck we''re stuck; ai n''t it?
18164	Well, Mawruss,Abe said,"how much are them diamonds worth?"
18164	Well, Mawruss,he said,"ai n''t that a fine mess you got us into it?
18164	Well, Mawruss?
18164	Well, Miss Cohen,he said,"how did you make out by the fire just now?"
18164	Well, Mr. Potash,Louis, the waiter, cried, dusting off the tablecloth with a red- and- white towel,"some nice_ Metzelsuppe_ to- day, huh?"
18164	Well, Noblestone,Zudrowsky cried, as the broker entered the show- room of Zudrowsky& Cohen,"what did he say?"
18164	Well, ai n''t you got no suspicions, Mawruss?
18164	Well, how about Klinger& Klein, Lapidus& Elenbogen, and all them people, Abe?
18164	Well, how would I go about that?
18164	Well, if Henry D. Feldman made it ca n''t Henry D. Feldman break it? 18164 Well, if bookkeepers gets vacations, Mawruss, where are we going to stop?
18164	Well, if that''s so,Abe replied,"why does he lose money on it?"
18164	Well, if that''s the case, Mawruss,Abe rejoined,"why does Harris Rabin want to sell it?
18164	Well, maybe you think because I took your fool advice this oncet that I''ll do it again?
18164	Well, then, which one is which, Mawruss?
18164	Well, what did she say?
18164	Well, what do I care?
18164	Well, what has that got to do with us, Hymie?
18164	Well, what have I got to do with Hymie Kotzen?
18164	Well, what''s the use of worrying?
18164	Well, who bought it them fixtures at the receiver''s sale?
18164	Well, why do n''t you put it an ad in the Daily Cloak and Suit Record, Abe?
18164	Well, why do n''t you see him, Abe?
18164	Well, why do n''t you seen it a doctor, Abe?
18164	Well, why should we buy it fixtures what H. Rifkin throws out?
18164	Well, you know what I would do if I was you, Abe? 18164 Well, you remember Hyman Feinsilver, what worked by us as a shipping clerk while Jake was sick?"
18164	Well,Abe replied,"what are you going to do about it?
18164	Well,Abe said,"what do you think, Mawruss?"
18164	Well,Louis admitted,"selling houses ai n''t in my line?
18164	Well,Morris cried,"ai n''t it a proper place here to work in it?"
18164	Well?
18164	What about them samples, Kuhner?
18164	What affidavit?
18164	What are we running here, anyway, Abe?
18164	What are you doing in Chicago, Potash?
18164	What are you doing,he demanded,"making jokes with me?"
18164	What are you making such a fuss about fifty- two dollars for?
18164	What are you talking about-- doctors?
18164	What are you talking about?
18164	What are you talking nonsense, Abe? 18164 What are you trying to do, Mawruss?"
18164	What become of yer friend?
18164	What brings you way uptown here?
18164	What business is it of yours, anyhow?
18164	What business is that from yours, Potash?
18164	What can I do for_ you_?
18164	What chance has a poor girl got it to get married?
18164	What could you expect from a feller like that?
18164	What country?
18164	What d''ye call this here mess anyway?
18164	What d''ye mean by that?
18164	What d''ye mean you ai n''t out much on it?
18164	What d''ye mean, Mawruss?
18164	What d''ye mean? 18164 What d''ye mean?"
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye mean?
18164	What d''ye take this gentleman for, anyway, Louis?
18164	What d''ye think of that?
18164	What d''ye want_ me_ to do, Abe?
18164	What did I tell you, Mawruss?
18164	What did you say this here feller Flachsman was in the district lodge of the I. O. M. A., Mawruss?
18164	What did your Uncle Max ring you up for?
18164	What difference does it make, Abe?
18164	What difference does that make it, Mawruss?
18164	What do I think of what, Abe?
18164	What do I think of what?
18164	What do I think, Mawruss?
18164	What do we care, Abe,he said,"two weeks or three months is no difference now, ai n''t it?"
18164	What do we care?
18164	What do you know about real estate, Abe?
18164	What do you make next, Moe?
18164	What do you mean we throw it away otherwise, Abe?
18164	What do you mean, insurance?
18164	What do you mean?
18164	What do you mean?
18164	What do you think for a couple of crooks like that, Abe?
18164	What do you want supper for? 18164 What do you want to know for?"
18164	What does he accuse you for?
18164	What for a looking feller is this salesman of yours?
18164	What for a proposition was it, Abe?
18164	What for a souvenir?
18164	What for a stock?
18164	What for a strike?
18164	What for should he keep you, Abe? 18164 What for should we lock the safe?"
18164	What for you ask, Abe?
18164	What for you did n''t take up your option?
18164	What for?
18164	What for?
18164	What good will_ that_ do, Abe?
18164	What have I got to do with it?
18164	What have I got to do with this here oitermobile ride, Abe?
18164	What have_ you_ got to do with it, Mawruss?
18164	What is it?
18164	What kind of Chinese talk is that, Mawruss?
18164	What kind of reasons is that for firing a feller?
18164	What of it?
18164	What people do you mean?
18164	What should you ask me about drummers for, Potash?
18164	What show do I stand?
18164	What show does a feller got it what starts as a new beginner in cloak contracting already?
18164	What show is he taking Burke to?
18164	What size do you think you wear, Lina?
18164	What sort of monkey business?
18164	What time did Marks Pasinsky come in?
18164	What was that you said, Miss Cohen?
18164	What was that?
18164	What we agreed upon?
18164	What yer trying to do? 18164 What you got all the shades down for, Abe?"
18164	What you looking for, Abe?
18164	What you think it says here, Abe?
18164	What you tryin''to do?
18164	What you trying to give me?
18164	What''s biting you now?
18164	What''s his first name, now, Mawruss?
18164	What''s his name?
18164	What''s she looking for a job by us for, Abe? 18164 What''s that got to do with it?"
18164	What''s that?
18164	What''s that?
18164	What''s the funniest thing I ever seen, Hymie?
18164	What''s the good word?
18164	What''s the hurry, Hymie?
18164	What''s the hurry, Morris?
18164	What''s the matter with him?
18164	What''s the matter with that elevator, Mawruss?
18164	What''s the matter with the fixtures what we got it here, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter with the workroom?
18164	What''s the matter with you boys? 18164 What''s the matter with you, Mawruss?"
18164	What''s the matter with you, Morris, anyway?
18164	What''s the matter with you, anyway, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter, Gans?
18164	What''s the matter, Hymie?
18164	What''s the matter, Mawruss?
18164	What''s the matter? 18164 What''s the matter?
18164	What''s the matter?
18164	What''s the matter?
18164	What''s the matter?
18164	What''s the reason he ai n''t, Abe? 18164 What''s the reason they ai n''t stickers, Rashkin?
18164	What''s the trouble now?
18164	What''s the trouble with you?
18164	What''s the trouble, Abe?
18164	What''s the use asking me hypocritical questions, Rashkin?
18164	What''s the use from vacant lots, anyway? 18164 What''s the use knocking him yet a while, Mawruss?"
18164	What''s the use of making inquiries?
18164	What''s the use of memorandums? 18164 What''s the use of trying to explain something to nobody what do n''t understand nothing?"
18164	What''s the use waiting?
18164	What''s the use you monkeying with business to- day? 18164 What''s this?
18164	What''s this?
18164	What?
18164	When did I done it every day, Abe?
18164	When did you seen me last?
18164	When is the receiver''s sale going to be?
18164	When will you be back?
18164	Where are you going now, Abe?
18164	Where are you going now?
18164	Where are you going to have it your shop, Goldman?
18164	Where are you going, Abe?
18164	Where are you going, Abe?
18164	Where are you going, Abe?
18164	Where did you get it, Anna?
18164	Where is it?
18164	Where you going, Hymie?
18164	Where''s Mawruss?
18164	Where''s Rifkin?
18164	Which one, Mawruss?
18164	White or rye bread?
18164	Who could that be, I wonder?
18164	Who did you seen it?
18164	Who do we sell it to?
18164	Who is running this business, Mawruss?
18164	Who is this walking delegate, anyhow?
18164	Who is willing to run a chance, Mawruss?
18164	Who says that, Mawruss?
18164	Who told you I want to discount some accounts?
18164	Who told you?
18164	Who was that salesman you was talking to a while ago, Abe?
18164	Who was there?
18164	Who''s that, Mawruss?
18164	Who''s that, Mawruss?
18164	Who''s this you''re talking about?
18164	Who''s up in eighty- nine?
18164	Who''s we?
18164	Who?
18164	Who_ did_ you seen it?
18164	Who_ is_ she?
18164	Whose cousin?
18164	Whose one?
18164	Whose order do I write it to, Abe?
18164	Why ai n''t I, Abe?
18164	Why am I crazy?
18164	Why did n''t I think of Arthur Katzen before?
18164	Why did n''t you lead it out the ace of_ Schüppe_ right at the start? 18164 Why do n''t he go up to Tannersville or so?"
18164	Why do n''t we? 18164 Why do n''t you make some investigations about the feller, Abe?"
18164	Why do n''t you pay me what I am short from paying carrying charges on that property?
18164	Why do n''t you see a doctor?
18164	Why do n''t you take it out credit men from commission houses riding, Mawruss?
18164	Why do n''t you take your vest off, too, Mawruss?
18164	Why do n''t you tell Miss Cohen to get out them statements which you was talking about?
18164	Why not, Abe?
18164	Why not? 18164 Why not?"
18164	Why not?
18164	Why not?
18164	Why not?
18164	Why not?
18164	Why not?
18164	Why should I be scared, Mawruss? 18164 Why should I stick you for my lunch?"
18164	Why should I tie myself up any longer with a cutthroat like that? 18164 Why should n''t I make him arrested?"
18164	Why should n''t he be willing to give it me if you are agreeable? 18164 Why should n''t he hold a job, Abe?"
18164	Why should n''t we let him have it, Mawruss?
18164	Why should we give it Blaustein all our business, Abe?
18164	Why should we insure it a stock of cloaks and suits by farmers and ranchers, Mawruss?
18164	Why should_ I_ go, Abe?
18164	Why so?
18164	Why, Abe, what''s troubling you?
18164	Why, that''s an opera, ai n''t it?
18164	Why, what can we do for you? 18164 Why, what do you mean, Abe?"
18164	Why, what should you have an appointment with Louis for, Leon?
18164	Why, what''s the matter with Johnsonhurst, Mawruss? 18164 Why, what''s the matter with them garments?
18164	Why, what''s the matter with_ our_ credit policy?
18164	Why, what''s the matter, Abe?
18164	Why, what''s the matter, Abe?
18164	Why, what''s the trouble now, Abe?
18164	Why, when did you seen it, Kleebaum?
18164	Why, you do n''t mean to tell me that feller ai n''t been in here yet?
18164	Why, you was going up to the Heatherbloom Inn with Max Tuchman, was n''t you?
18164	Why,Morris answered,"that''s Miss Aaronson-- I mean Atkinson-- ain''t it?"
18164	With a lady?
18164	With you I suppose fifty- two dollars is nothing, Sol?
18164	Wot d''ye take me for?
18164	Would I?
18164	Would a cat eat liver?
18164	Would it?
18164	Would n''t you come downstairs to Hammersmith''s and take a cup coffee or something?
18164	Would you believe it, that feller tells me this morning he''s got already a fine offer for the house?
18164	Yes, I know,Morris said,"but what size?"
18164	Yes,Morris said,"and what did she say?"
18164	You ai n''t Scheuer Smolinski, are you?
18164	You ai n''t come in the store just to tell me that, have you?
18164	You ai n''t sick, are you?
18164	You cut me out?
18164	You do n''t know my face, do you?
18164	You do n''t mean to say that his house is on the market, do you?
18164	You do n''t remember me, Abe?
18164	You do n''t say so?
18164	You do n''t say so?
18164	You give me right?
18164	You mean that feller what I seen it in your store this morning?
18164	You mean that musical feller?
18164	You mean to say if I would ask you you should come riding with me now, you would turn me down?
18164	You mean to tell me you ai n''t heard it nothing about Rifkin?
18164	You mean we can get Potash& Perlmutter to release him?
18164	You promised Louis you would give that kid nephew of his what used to run Louis''books a show?
18164	You promised you would give him a show, Mawruss?
18164	You returned''em the check, Hymie?
18164	You think them customers would be blind, Abe? 18164 You was right?"
18164	You would n''t come out and have dinner with us?
18164	You would n''t have''em in the store,Morris broke in;"but how about me?
18164	_ Canned_ goods?
18164	_ He''s_ coming?
18164	_ Mis_ter Hahn,he cried,"how_ do_ you do?"
18164	_ Must_ they buy it from us, Abe?
18164	_ Nu_ Goldman?
18164	A NEW CLOAK MODEL YOU GOT?]
18164	A bank?"
18164	A new cloak model you got?"
18164	A recommendation, maybe?
18164	A taxicab?"
18164	Ai n''t Hahn said he''s coming down next month to buy his spring goods?
18164	Ai n''t I got no stomach, neither, Mawruss?"
18164	Ai n''t I nobody here, Abe?
18164	Ai n''t I told you from the very start that feller is a lowlife?
18164	Ai n''t J. Blaustein always done it our insurance business up to now all O. K., Abe?
18164	Ai n''t he just made it a failure?"
18164	Ai n''t he selling goods for me?"
18164	Ai n''t it a fine weather?"
18164	Ai n''t it a shame and a disgrace?"
18164	Ai n''t it?
18164	Ai n''t it?
18164	Ai n''t it?
18164	Ai n''t it?
18164	Ai n''t it?
18164	Ai n''t it?
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18164	Ai n''t it?"
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18164	Ai n''t it?"
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18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t it?"
18164	Ai n''t that a quincidence, Abe?"
18164	Ai n''t that right, Hymie?"
18164	Ai n''t the oitermobile running again?"
18164	Ai n''t the samples made up right?"
18164	Ai n''t them fixtures got H. Rifkin skinned to death?"
18164	Ai n''t they got eyes in their head?
18164	Ai n''t we?
18164	Ai n''t you working no more?"
18164	Also, Mawruss, you got to tell him that if I was n''t held by a copartnership agreement I would do you for your shirt, y''understand?"
18164	Also, it is already big enough for----""What are you butting in for?"
18164	Also, what good would it do us if we did see him first?
18164	And anyhow, Abe, could n''t I spend my money the way I want to?"
18164	And fires can start by other causes, too; and then where would we be with our twenty thousand insurance and all them piece goods what we got it?"
18164	And how could I turn down a customer, Abe?"
18164	And now that we got it our very first fire, why should you want to throw Blaustein down?"
18164	And two other fellers by the name of Henochstein and Magnus?"
18164	And what happens?
18164	And why should n''t they advertise it?
18164	And why, Abe?
18164	And why?
18164	And, anyhow, Mr. Zudrowsky, what is five thousand dollars for an inducement to a business man?
18164	Another good trip?"
18164	Any other kicks, Mawruss?"
18164	Are we English or are we American, Abe?"
18164	Are you sick?"
18164	Berkowitz?"
18164	Besides, if Max is so anxious to get her a job, why do n''t he take her on himself, Abe?"
18164	Blaustein?"
18164	Blows you to some tchampanyer wine, maybe?"
18164	But I ai n''t asked you yet what we can do for you?
18164	But you take it a good customer like Adolph Rothstein, Abe, and what does she do?
18164	CHAPTER XVII"Did the sponger send up them doctors yet?"
18164	Can he?"
18164	Can you call him to the''phone?"
18164	Could n''t you find it maybe a young feller which is already established in business, y''understand, and what needs_ doch_ a little money?"
18164	Could n''t you say nothing?
18164	Could n''t you send up them capes right away?"
18164	Crooks?"
18164	D''ye suppose Grossman would take it?"
18164	Dic LF to RC"What does that sucker mean, Mawruss?"
18164	Did n''t you get a morning paper, Mawruss?"
18164	Did you seen it my salesman, Marks Pasinsky?"
18164	Ditto marks do n''t go, see?"
18164	Do I hear forty- one?
18164	Do n''t you think so?"
18164	Do you know Marks Pasinsky, too?"
18164	Do you know a feller called Michaelson?
18164	Do you know him?"
18164	Do you know him?"
18164	Do you know what I think, Abe?
18164	Do you think you can write us a dirty letter like that and then come down and get them capes just for the asking?"
18164	Eat it?"
18164	Ever hear of him, Abe?"
18164	Feder?"
18164	Feigenbaum?"
18164	Feinstein?"
18164	Gans?"
18164	Garfunkel?"
18164	Garfunkel?"
18164	Garfunkel?"
18164	Garfunkel?"
18164	Go and see Abe to- morrow, and put this proposition up to him like it was something you never told me nothing about, y''understand?
18164	Got that?
18164	Greenhorns?
18164	Has he any future, and what is his prospects?
18164	Has he showed up at your place yet?"
18164	He could n''t get a quarter of the goods in that First Avenue building of his, Mawruss, so where is the rest?
18164	He''s been in the cloak and suit business all his life, ai n''t he?"
18164	Hey?
18164	Hey?
18164	Hey?"
18164	How do we know that?
18164	How do you think we''re going to sell goods and keep our books, Mawruss, if we have all them machines kicking up a racket on the same floor?"
18164	How long do you think it would take her to finish''em up, Mawruss?"
18164	How''s that, Mawruss?"
18164	How''s that?"
18164	How''s that?"
18164	Huh?
18164	Huh?"
18164	I bet yer when Sammet Brothers saw that ad they went crazy; ai n''t it?"
18164	I guess I seen you in Seattle, ai n''t it?"
18164	I guess you know him, too, do n''t you?"
18164	I ruin you with my fool advice?
18164	I shed your blood?
18164	I suppose you heard about our style forty- one- fifty?"
18164	I''m a back number, Mawruss; I do n''t know nothing about selling goods to lady buyers, ai n''t it?
18164	I''m the inside partner, ai n''t it?
18164	If Miriam got it this young feller for a husband, might you would give him some of your work, maybe?"
18164	If anybody wants to sell goods to lady buyers they got to be up- to- date, ai n''t it?
18164	If he ca n''t sell a stock from gold and silver already, Abe, what show do we stand with a stock from copper?"
18164	If they ai n''t stickers why ai n''t somebody built on''em?"
18164	If you are such a sick man, Abe, why do n''t you go home?"
18164	If you could n''t tell it a good shipping clerk when you see one, how should you know anything about salesmen?
18164	Is Mr. Potash in?"
18164	Is Rifkin in trouble?"
18164	Is Rosie worse?"
18164	Is it all right?"
18164	Is that the idea?"
18164	Is there anything what we can do for you, Leon?"
18164	Is this you?
18164	Kotzen?"
18164	Louis cried;"but who''s going to buy it?
18164	Make money on me?
18164	Maybe you seen him up to the hotel, Mawruss?"
18164	Must you wore it them diamonds, Mawruss?
18164	No?"
18164	Oh, hello, Leon, what can we do for you?"
18164	Only, why should I go out oitermobiling riding with this Miss Atkinson, Abe?
18164	P. S. How is things in the store?
18164	Perlmutter?"
18164	Potash?"
18164	Potash?"
18164	Potash?"
18164	Rashkin?"
18164	See?"
18164	See?"
18164	Should I take''em in?"
18164	Since when would they mistake a back number like you for an up- to- date feller like Rifkin, Abe?"
18164	So I says, How so?
18164	So what do I do, Potash?
18164	So what is the harm if we should maybe ask him to find a couple of lofts for us?
18164	Some says she went to Canada and some says to Mexico; but they mostly goes to Brooklyn, and who in blazes could find her there?"
18164	Suppose he does bust up; would that be our fault, Abe?
18164	Tell me, Mawruss, what name did you ask it for when you went to the clerk at the Prince William Hotel?"
18164	The point is, could you sell it him a big bill of goods, maybe?"
18164	They all want that house, Abe, and if they want it, why should n''t we?
18164	They gets in the elevator and they says''Sixth,''see?
18164	Throw three to five thousand dollars in the street, Mawruss?"
18164	Two years ago, I met that feller in the Yates House and I says to him:''Hallo,''I says,''ai n''t you Osher Katzenelenbogen?''
18164	Was n''t I right?"
18164	Was that the lady that was expecting somebody with an automobile?"
18164	We got three thousand dollars to throw away on real estate, Mawruss; why do n''t we make an investment like Sammet Brothers made it?
18164	We''re in the cloak and suit business, and why should Harris Rabin be looking for us to buy his house?"
18164	What are we running here, anyway: a cloak and suit business or a cut- rate ticket office?"
18164	What are you doing in New York?"
18164	What can we do for you_ now_?"
18164	What color was them garments?"
18164	What d''ye mean-- what we agreed upon?"
18164	What d''ye mean?"
18164	What d''ye say, Mawruss?"
18164	What d''ye think for a crook like that?"
18164	What did he done for us, Barney?
18164	What did you come downtown again for?
18164	What did you expect to do with it?
18164	What do I care about your wife''s relations, Abe?"
18164	What do we care about money, Abe?"
18164	What does he think he''s selling, anyway, Abe, millinery or cloaks?"
18164	What for a show did you buy it tickets for?"
18164	What good is the lawyer, anyhow, what ca n''t get us out of the contract what he fixed up himself?"
18164	What is the bid?"
18164	What is the matter with you anyway?
18164	What is the matter with you, anyway?
18164	What makes you think he''s sorry, Abe?"
18164	What seems to be the trouble?"
18164	What seems to be the trouble?"
18164	What shall I do, Gans?
18164	What shall I tell him?"
18164	What shall I wire him?
18164	What was she a buyer of?"
18164	What were all them references you was telling us about?"
18164	What you want to do, Mawruss?
18164	What''s he getting ambitious with you about?"
18164	What''s the matter now?"
18164	What''s the matter with you, anyway, Abe?"
18164	What''s the matter, Abe?
18164	What''s the matter?"
18164	What''s the use of sitting here like a couple of mummies; ai n''t it?"
18164	What''s the use witnesses when all Feinholz has got to do is to get Henry D. Feldman to make theayter acting over that sample?
18164	What, Barney?"
18164	What?
18164	What?
18164	What?
18164	What?
18164	What?
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	What?"
18164	When we''re stuck we''re stuck, Abe, ai n''t it?"
18164	When will he know if he''s got it?"
18164	When will you be back?"
18164	Where are you going now, Mawruss?"
18164	Where could I find this here lowlife brother- in- law of yours?"
18164	Where is this here feller Pfingst?"
18164	Who did you work by before, Anna?"
18164	Who told you all this about Fixman, Abe?"
18164	Who''s the other feller?"
18164	Why could n''t he make a go of it, Abe?"
18164	Why could n''t you leave''em in the safe?"
18164	Why did n''t you give him thirty days''dating, too, Mawruss?"
18164	Why did n''t you ship them capes back to me like I told you?"
18164	Why do n''t we invest in a crackerjack, A- number- one salesman?"
18164	Why do n''t you fix it up like this, Louis?
18164	Why do n''t you go home?"
18164	Why do n''t you go right round and see Henry D. Feldman?
18164	Why do n''t you see him, Leon?"
18164	Why do n''t_ you_ go, Abe?
18164	Why not fix it so you can go away to- morrow yet?"
18164	Why should I bother with a couple like them?
18164	Why should I go to work and try experiments with a high price car like that Pfingst car?
18164	Why should a man blush for a relation, ai n''t it?"
18164	Why should he sent it the orders to Klinger& Klein and Sammet Brothers?"
18164	Why should the feller be scared?
18164	Why, what for should I try to prevent him speaking to you?
18164	Will you please and call him to the''phone for a minute?"
18164	Wo n''t you come inside?"
18164	Would you?
18164	Y''understand?"
18164	Y''understand?"
18164	Yes?
18164	You ca n''t eat it, can you?"
18164	You know Max Tuchman, drummer for Lapidus& Elenbogen?"
18164	You know them fixtures what H. Rifkin had it?"
18164	You''re wise to the part about Louis Grossman asking for twenty dollars a week steady, instead of his share of the proceeds, ai n''t you?"
18164	[ Illustration: WHAT''S THIS?
18164	_ Dear Morris:_ How is things in the store?
18164	_ Well, what do you think for a sucker like that?_""Why, what''s the matter, Abe?"
18164	_ Well, what do you think for a sucker like that?_""Why, what''s the matter, Abe?"
18164	do you know where Baxter Street is?"
18164	he cried, hailing the carriage agent,"did you seen it a lady and a gent in an oitermobile leave here five minutes ago?"
18164	on them, ai n''t it?"
33707	A beautiful night, is n''t it?
33707	A dress--"And besides that?
33707	A dressing- gown for your Dvoshke,--"And then?
33707	A fine comforter_ you_ are,says she,"who asked you to console him with that sort of nonsense?
33707	A morning- gown with tassels,--"After that?
33707	A pair of trousers and a jacket--"Nothing more?
33707	A revolt-- a strike of almsgatherers, how do you like that?
33707	A whole siphon?
33707	Ai, who is that? 33707 Am I your father?
33707	And I, with my cart and horse?
33707	And everything else is as right as your astronomy?
33707	And how much less?
33707	And if so,say I,"what is to be done?
33707	And if you come to think, why should he fear death?
33707	And suppose I wo n''t believe you?
33707	And the house? 33707 And the others?"
33707	And what about the charge?
33707	And what do you expect me to do, Moishehle, eh?! 33707 And what do you suppose?"
33707	And what happened?
33707	And what is the good of feeling one''s self a little higher than a beast? 33707 And when have''your''astronomers decreed the study of geography?"
33707	And who says I have sold mine?
33707	And why should I be treated worse than any other pious Jew? 33707 And will it really be?"
33707	And wilt not thou, O Zion, ask of me Some tidings of the children from thee reft? 33707 And you are thinking of doing a little speculating?"
33707	And you were frightened and believed him? 33707 And your mother?"
33707	Another fast? 33707 Are n''t you a native of this place?
33707	Are n''t you sometimes in the room with them?
33707	Are n''t you well, Feivke?
33707	Are you asleep?
33707	Are you cold, sonny?
33707	Are you going to fetch a pint of beer?
33707	Are you going to sleep on the roof?
33707	Are you going to tell me that you will take me without a dowry?
33707	Are you not in need of any money?
33707	Avròhom, did you understand? 33707 Back already?"
33707	But do I disturb?
33707	But do you know what this is, ha?
33707	But how is one to know, when he wo n''t speak?
33707	But it is my child''s Torah, my Yitzchokel''s letter, why may n''t I hear it? 33707 But there is one thing I do n''t understand: why does it wheeze so?
33707	But what are we to do?
33707	But what are we to do?
33707	But what do they talk about, sillies?
33707	But what?
33707	But when_ shall_ you?
33707	But which of us will write it?
33707	But why me?
33707	But why, Yüdel dear, when they thought I was buying Palestinian earth to bestrew me after death, was I looked upon almost like a saint?
33707	But_ what_ are you waiting for?
33707	Ca n''t you guess? 33707 Cantor, what is wrong with you?"
33707	Chasch- tsche- va- te???
33707	Chasch- tsche- va- te???
33707	Chasch- tsche- va- te???
33707	Consequently, the question is,thought Reb Nochumtzi,"why should they, the rich, want to keep this misfortune?
33707	Daughter, think how much blood and treasure it has cost to help us to a bit of pleasure, and now you want to spoil it for us? 33707 Derived, you say, derived?
33707	Did n''t I say so?
33707	Did you ever see such a lip? 33707 Did you hear that?"
33707	Do I know?
33707	Do n''t you hear the clatter of knives and forks? 33707 Do n''t you see, Bertzi?
33707	Do you know what? 33707 Do you know,"began Shifreh, the wholesale dealer,"mine tried to play me a trick with the dowry, too?
33707	Do you know,he threatens her,"what Skiloh means?
33707	Do you suppose I ask for them? 33707 Do you suppose you have got the Almighty by the beard?
33707	Do you think,he said to her,"that I have gone mad in my old age?
33707	Do you want another pupil?
33707	Do you want me to tell you standing on one leg?
33707	Do you want me,say I,"to take over your Gymnasiye and your classes, things I''m sick of already?"
33707	Do?
33707	Dobinyu,Ginzburg had asked his wife,"how shall we call our daughter?"
33707	Done for, eh?
33707	Done for?
33707	Eh, Rabbi, you''re not wanting a lift to Chaschtschevate?
33707	Eh, a little boy?
33707	Feivke, what is the matter? 33707 Feivke, where are you?"
33707	Fire? 33707 For God''s sake, my daughter?
33707	For Heaven''s sake,I write,"what is to be the end of it?
33707	For certain?
33707	For instance?
33707	For my earth? 33707 For where is the Jew who will not give me a night''s lodging?"
33707	Forever?
33707	God be with you, Berel, what has come over you all at once?
33707	Good material, beautiful stuff? 33707 Good?"
33707	Grind us?
33707	Ha, a good year? 33707 Ha, what has happened, Reb Lebish?"
33707	Ha, what is the matter?
33707	Ha, who is it?
33707	Ha? 33707 Ha?
33707	Ha? 33707 Ha?
33707	Ha? 33707 Has he gone crazy?
33707	Have I forgotten somebody''s water?--Whose?--Where?...
33707	Have n''t we forgotten anything?
33707	Have their prices gone up so high as all that?
33707	Have you actually some money left?
33707	Have you begun to learn, little boy?
33707	Have you ever heard the like? 33707 Have your''astronomers''found out by calculation on which days we may learn geography?"
33707	Hear me out, Sholem, what harm can it do you?
33707	Help, what shall I do, what shall I do?
33707	How am I going to ask for a loan now?
33707	How are you, Reb Shloimeh?
33707	How can I know, sitting in the kitchen, what they are about? 33707 How can anyone break the Sabbath?
33707	How can we know what is going on there?
33707	How can you expect me to be cheerful, with father so ill?
33707	How can you not know, glomp?
33707	How could I tell? 33707 How do you mean, done for?"
33707	How do you mean,''what do you mean by it?'' 33707 How much earth have I?
33707	How much would the fare be?
33707	How much?
33707	How should I know? 33707 How should I know?
33707	How should we know? 33707 How too soon?"
33707	How would he turn out if he were left to you? 33707 How''what?''
33707	How, it grates?
33707	I beg your pardon, do you know what time it is?
33707	I hear,she answered, and added:"Why do n''t they bring some over here?
33707	I tell you again, I''ll take you_ just as you are_--and you''ll take me the same, will you?
33707	I want a bit of earth in Palestine, I want to dig it, and sow it, and plant it...."Ha? 33707 I won''t"--Feivke clattered out with his teeth--"I c- a- n-''t--""Did they hit you so hard, Feivke?"
33707	If she has n''t any, who''s to inherit her place at the Matzes- baking-- a hundred years hence?
33707	If you ca n''t live without Palestinian earth, why did you not get some before? 33707 If you have n''t?"
33707	If_ he_ fears it, what about us? 33707 Is he from Jerusalem?"
33707	Is it all over with us? 33707 Is it far from here to a Klaus?"
33707	Is it my business?
33707	Is my head there to think out things like that? 33707 Is that how you hold your spoon?"
33707	Is that the only thing you have left to wish for?
33707	Is there a Bar- Mitzveh? 33707 It''s evidently not much_ you_ care?"
33707	Look here, good people, what''s the use of coming to me?
33707	Look here,began the woman,"do n''t you work in the same shop as my husband?"
33707	Look here,say I,"how much do you want, Pani Holiava?"
33707	Manasseh Gricklin''s?
33707	Mine? 33707 Morning?
33707	My child, my Yitzchokel, what business is he of yours?
33707	N- no...."Is the Jew in a torn cloak there your father?
33707	No later? 33707 Nochumtzi, ca n''t you hear me?
33707	Now do you understand?
33707	O, you see that?
33707	Oh, but why did you?
33707	Oho, lies the wind that way?
33707	On a festival?
33707	Or an apple?
33707	Perhaps it''s not enough, after all?
33707	Perhaps what?
33707	Pray,said she,"what sort of a father are you?
33707	Really?
33707	Reb Yainkel, what are you talking about? 33707 Rochel, Rochel, what has possessed you to start a quarrel with me now?
33707	Sabbath?
33707	Shall I say no? 33707 Shall I?"
33707	Shall you know how?
33707	She asked you where I go other days after work?
33707	So that''s it, is it? 33707 So you have sent out to buy an egg?"
33707	Something to eat? 33707 Suppose you went across to Loibe- Bäres?"
33707	Tate, what sort of present have you brought me?
33707	Tatinke, why do n''t you eat?
33707	Tell me the truth: Do you notice any change in me?
33707	Tell me, Yüdel heart, how is it I have fallen into such bad repute among you that you will not even drink a drop of wine in my house? 33707 Tell me, are you an honest man?"
33707	That is to say?
33707	That_ what_ is lost?
33707	The same time, the same sickness?
33707	Then you think it''s all over with me?
33707	Then, what have you thought of by way of an exception? 33707 Then,"he asked angrily,"the whole of''your''learning is nothing but astronomy and geography?"
33707	There are Levites who sing in your synagogue?
33707	There now, see, what is the use of fretting to death?
33707	They have tea,was their answer to the question,"What does grandfather do with the teacher?"
33707	To buy some more carbolic acid, and drive out the bugs?
33707	To my years?! 33707 To some friends?"
33707	True, true,he replied,"but to- morrow, do you hear?
33707	Twenty cents for a glass of milk and a roll? 33707 Upset, you say?
33707	Well, I ask you, Yüdel, what does this mean? 33707 Well, I have sinned-- what do you want of me?"
33707	Well, Shlimm- mazel, where''s the milk?
33707	Well, and an altar?
33707	Well, and half a ruble?
33707	Well, and have you some oats ready?
33707	Well, and the Fast of Gedaliah? 33707 Well, and what are you about?"
33707	Well, and what has that to do with stamping the letters on the cover of the book?
33707	Well, and what?
33707	Well, and you bargained with them? 33707 Well, are you a little boy?
33707	Well, can they put the veil on the bride?
33707	Well, how are you, Reb Shloimeh?
33707	Well, husband?
33707	Well, what are you all about?
33707	Well, what are you doing?
33707	Well, what is it?
33707	Well, what would you have? 33707 Well, what''s to be done?"
33707	Well,I inquired,"and what happened?"
33707	Well,asked Dobe,"what?"
33707	Well,say I,"what do you propose doing?"
33707	Well?
33707	What about her money?
33707	What are two potfuls? 33707 What are you looking for there every minute?"
33707	What are you talking about? 33707 What are you thinking about, Feigele?"
33707	What are you, an angel?
33707	What are_ you_ thinking about, Eleazar?
33707	What can I do for you, Pumpian Rav?
33707	What can I do for you?
33707	What can be done?
33707	What day of the month is it?
33707	What did he say, Berele?
33707	What do I want to save for?
33707	What do I want with the money of a fine lady like you? 33707 What do they suppose?
33707	What do you mean by a woman''s saying she wo n''t? 33707 What do you mean by earth?
33707	What do you mean by poems? 33707 What do you mean by that?
33707	What do you mean by''read''? 33707 What do you mean by''they wo n''t come''?"
33707	What do you mean by''without a dowry''? 33707 What do you mean?
33707	What do you mean?
33707	What do you mean?
33707	What do you say to that?
33707	What do you think?
33707	What do you want to save for?
33707	What do you want to say to me?
33707	What do you want with that? 33707 What do you want, silly?"
33707	What does he speak, then?
33707	What does it say?
33707	What does that mean?
33707	What has that to do with it? 33707 What have I done to you?"
33707	What have you been and thought of? 33707 What have you there?"
33707	What is all this about?
33707	What is it, Tate?
33707	What is it, Tate?
33707	What is it, a ritual question?
33707	What is it, cantor?
33707	What is it, eh?
33707	What is that for?
33707	What is the matter with you, cantor?
33707	What is the matter with you? 33707 What is the matter?"
33707	What is the translation, the translation, Reb Yochanan?
33707	What is the use of a poor woman''s having children?
33707	What is this?
33707	What is to- day?
33707	What makes you think so?
33707	What makes you think that?
33707	What o''clock is it?
33707	What o''clock would it be now?
33707	What over?
33707	What price are oats fetching now?
33707	What shall you do?
33707	What should I be doing? 33707 What should I want with beer?"
33707	What should we want it for now, fool?
33707	What sort is he?
33707	What sort of a treat? 33707 What sort of thing?"
33707	What the same day?
33707	What then? 33707 What then?"
33707	What will it cost?
33707	What, Tate?
33707	What, a doctor?
33707	What, not Amen? 33707 What?
33707	What? 33707 What?"
33707	Whatever have you got there?
33707	Whatever? 33707 When shall you have Tabernacles?"
33707	When shall you teach the children all that?
33707	When will there be an end of my troubles and suffering?
33707	Where am I to put it, then? 33707 Where did I cry, you little silly?
33707	Where do you get them, Ezrielk?
33707	Where have you been, my fine fellow? 33707 Where is Gittel?"
33707	Where is one to get to?
33707	Where is there a rope? 33707 Where to?"
33707	Whether we have our Rabbis at home?! 33707 Which fire?
33707	Whither are we to drive?
33707	Whither? 33707 Who is that?
33707	Who is the beauty?
33707	Who is to prove,said he,"that my clock is a minute and a half fast?
33707	Who knows?
33707	Who knows?
33707	Who screamed? 33707 Who?
33707	Whose fault is it?
33707	Why I and not she? 33707 Why are you boasting like that?
33707	Why are you in such a hurry to know?
33707	Why are you running from Shmunin to Bunin,say I,"like a poisoned mouse?"
33707	Why are you sitting here, Mechuteneste? 33707 Why are you so sad, Feigele?"
33707	Why did I say that?
33707	Why did you leave the wagons? 33707 Why did you not come last night?"
33707	Why do they weep?
33707	Why do you laugh?
33707	Why do you never light a candle for my Yohrzeit?
33707	Why do you say''in that strange voice''? 33707 Why does my lord say such terrible things?"
33707	Why had he brought... a white shirt- like garment?
33707	Why have you come back alone?
33707	Why must it be for certain? 33707 Why must it be just in Palestine?"
33707	Why not? 33707 Why not?"
33707	Why not?
33707	Why not?
33707	Why should it come like this?
33707	Why wo n''t you come to the wedding, to the dinner?
33707	Why worry whether it''s a spring or not?
33707	Why, you little silly,answered the Rebbe,"what is a hole in a Beigel?
33707	Why? 33707 Why?
33707	Why? 33707 Will they give it us in kerblech?
33707	Will you come for a little walk?
33707	Will you have a glass of tea, Yitzchokel?
33707	Will you please tell me, are you marrying my mother or me? 33707 Will you say Kaddish after me?"
33707	Will you shut up, or do you want another beating?
33707	Would you like me to die?
33707	Would you like to know?
33707	Wretch, you dare to ask?
33707	Yes, what else?
33707	Yes, you see it, but do you understand it, really and truly understand it?
33707	You are going already?
33707	You are silent?
33707	You are still talking?
33707	You ask me? 33707 You ask what is the matter with me?
33707	You ask, what is the good to me? 33707 You asking why?"
33707	You deal in something?
33707	You do n''t know?
33707	You hear that?
33707	You little silly, are you feeling hurt? 33707 You see the''moons''?"
33707	You''ve drunk the glass of milk?
33707	Yours or mine?
33707	_ You_ want to be a raiser of souls? 33707 Ê, Reb Chayyim, you are greedy for fasts, are you?"
33707	( That means,"Wo n''t you please say Kiddush?")
33707	("Why not you?")
33707	("Why should I?")
33707	("Why should you refuse?")
33707	), be wiser than the rest of the world put together?
33707	), ever expected to find a Parnosseh with enough, really enough, to eat?
33707	***** Having had his first sleep out, Breklin turns to his wife:"What do you suppose the time to be now, Yudith?"
33707	--"And you,"says she,"are the only sane person in it?
33707	--"Well,"say I,"what would happen?"
33707	--"What I propose doing?"
33707	--"What is going on in Balta?"
33707	--"What is the news?"
33707	--"What now?"
33707	--"What should it be?
33707	--"Where,"say I,"is it''written''that my boy should go to the Gymnasiye?
33707	--"Why a banquet, all of a sudden?"
33707	--"You do?"
33707	A Jeroboam son of Nebat, that''s what you want to be, is it?
33707	A charitable loan-- where is one to get a charitable loan?
33707	A glass of ice water for supper?"
33707	A grown- up girl-- what am I to do with her?
33707	A nothing of a nobody, an artisan, a bookbinder or a carpenter, quite a harmless little man, but who ever heard of him?
33707	A quilt?
33707	A race?
33707	A rascal is he?
33707	A weakly boy, what could_ she_ give him to eat?
33707	A wonder, too, for he''s been in good hands( tell me, were n''t you under both Moisheh- Yusis?
33707	A--""For instance?"
33707	After all, what did it mean, exactly?
33707	After death?
33707	Ah?
33707	Ai wos?
33707	Ai, how dare he, Lebele, disapprove?
33707	All their dreams and hopes finally dissipated, and there remained only one black care, one all- obscuring anxiety: how were they to earn a living?
33707	All up?!
33707	Am I a postman?
33707	Am I going to hold my tongue?
33707	Am I offering you mud?
33707	Am I perhaps_ not_ your father?"
33707	Am I such a fool?"
33707	And do you know why it was and how it was that everything Ezrielk took to turned out badly?
33707	And durable?
33707	And even the wicked who transgresses fulfils God''s will in spite of himself, because why?
33707	And he bethought himself to make a vow to-- to do what?
33707	And he has read this in the Prayer of Expiation?
33707	And he has the impudence to stand and pray before God?
33707	And how about your charge?"
33707	And how, you ask, did he come to be called the Sinner?
33707	And if so, what, says she, would life be to her?
33707	And my having this very minute been bumped on the shoulder by a Gentile going past me with a horse-- is that a dream?
33707	And no sooner had they all reached the ground in safety than Sarah shot out:"So, nothing would content him but a picnic?
33707	And no wonder: Was it a trifle?
33707	And not letting a husband study in peace, to be always worrying about livelihood, ha?
33707	And she asked herself: Her child, her Yitzchokel, who had sucked her milk, what had Necheh to do with him?
33707	And suppose he does get in, what then?"
33707	And the best of all was this-- would you believe that my shoemaker, planted in the earth firmly as Korah, insisted on Bible teaching?
33707	And the cart and the horse, wu senen?"
33707	And the hen?
33707	And the screaming and the row in my ears, is that a dream, too?
33707	And the teacher would say quite simply:"One_ can_ measure,"he would say,"why not?
33707	And what about taking my measure?
33707	And what came of it?
33707	And what concern is she of yours?"
33707	And what have I done to be proud of?
33707	And what is he, a wild, ignorant little boy, to answer this great, old God?
33707	And what of the match?
33707	And what shall I do, when his father gets to hear about it?
33707	And what sort of news was it_ then_?
33707	And what would the neighboring cantors say?
33707	And when Meyerl, with the indifferent voice of one hired for the occasion, sang out the"Why is this night different?"
33707	And who feeds the little birds, tell me?
33707	And who is the priest?
33707	And who knows?
33707	And who, do you suppose, had his way-- she or I?
33707	And why do you choose me?
33707	And why do you say that I am''one of them,''and not pious?
33707	And why drive anywhither?
33707	And why not?
33707	And_ he_ wants Ezrielk to give up learning and the bath?
33707	Anything to object to in that?
33707	Are these two verses his pitiless judges, are they the expression of his sentence?
33707	Are they not yours, too?
33707	Are we not man and wife?
33707	Are we to commit suicide?
33707	Are we to give him all the money he asks, or shall they both know as much happiness as we know what to do else?
33707	Are you Montefiore?"
33707	Are you all right?
33707	Are you casting spells?
33707	Are you deaf or half- witted?
33707	Are you going home?
33707	Are you going to take more than you really need?
33707	Are you likely to get another voice?
33707	Are you mad?
33707	Are you measuring me for trousers?"
33707	As he sat?
33707	As nonsensical-- Well, what do you want?"
33707	Because I tell you the truth to your face?"
33707	Berel is all astonishment and curiosity: how is it possible for Jews to busy themselves with commerce on Yom Kippur?
33707	Berel wondered: how is it possible for it to be at once a horse and a man?
33707	Bertzi, do you hear me?
33707	Bertzi, have you said your prayers?
33707	Besides, who was talking of you?"
33707	Besides,_ she_ might be angry, who can tell?
33707	Biting his lips, and all but crying with vexation, he would just articulate:"Reb Lezer, is there a letter from father?"
33707	Bless your grandmother,"say I,"do you suppose I have been through all this for you to unite in a resolve?
33707	Bring some hot water, bottles of hot water!--Champagne!--Where is the medicine?
33707	But Ezrielk was now something of a trader, and is there any strait in which a Jewish trader has not found himself?
33707	But Sholem was determined not to answer a word, and his father had to summon all his courage to continue:"What is all this?
33707	But directly-- Take my advice: why should you sit there waiting?
33707	But he ca n''t recite the prayers?
33707	But he''s a Gentile and slow- witted, and he does n''t twig, and this time he asks angrily,"Then, whatever is it you want?!"
33707	But how ever could it be?
33707	But how happy was Yitzchok- Yossel those lightsome days and merry nights?
33707	But how is one to set about it?
33707	But how much can anyone keep to oneself?
33707	But one day they heard Lezer the carrier speak distinctly, so that they understood quite well:"What are you doing here, you two?
33707	But presently the tumult increases, there is a cry,"Cheap fowls, who wants cheap fowls?"
33707	But tell me, I beg, what_ is_ the good to you of buying land in Palestine and getting into trouble all round?"
33707	But the stuff, the material?"
33707	But the transgressors shall be destroyed together: The latter end of the wicked shall be cut off...."Berel looked round in a fright: Where is he?
33707	But the voice of the Good Inclination was so feeble, so husky, and the Evil Inclination suggested in his other ear:"Do you know what?
33707	But to what purpose do you put them?
33707	But what can the gifts of mortal men, and of such poor ones into the bargain, do in a case like Ezrielk''s?
33707	But what is to be done?
33707	But what shall I buy?
33707	But what should old- fashioned women like her know about it?
33707	But what then?
33707	But what would you have?
33707	But who would reason with a woman?
33707	But why not think back a little?
33707	Ca n''t you behave yourself even before other people?"
33707	Can I not afford to have him taught Torah at home?"
33707	Can no one suggest any help?"
33707	Can you not devise a means, with that clever brain of yours, how to earn it for yourself?
33707	Coal was beyond them, and kerosene as dear as wine, and yet how could they possibly spend less?
33707	Come now, is it right?
33707	Could n''t you put on your shoes without my telling you?
33707	Did he hear him intone the Gemoreh, or perhaps sing?
33707	Did he see she was crying?
33707	Did n''t I tell you that your Gymnasiye was a slaughter- house for him?
33707	Did they come up to his level?
33707	Did you ever hear of such a thing?
33707	Did you ever?!"
33707	Did you expect him to beat you?"
33707	Did you make out the meaning of what I said?
33707	Did you never want to live till now?"
33707	Did you notice how broad and stout they were?
33707	Do I want_ him_ to come and tell me what goes on there?
33707	Do n''t you know it''s Friday?"
33707	Do n''t you know it''s Sabbath?"
33707	Do n''t you know that the glaze- gold which is used for the letters will not stick to the cover without some white of egg?"
33707	Do n''t you two leave the shop together?
33707	Do they also belong to the heroes?
33707	Do they want another?"
33707	Do you hear me, Sholem?
33707	Do you hear me, Tzippe?"
33707	Do you hear?
33707	Do you hear?
33707	Do you know Leibrutz?
33707	Do you know how many winters this quilt has lasted already?
33707	Do you know what it was that frightened you?
33707	Do you know what?
33707	Do you know when it began?"
33707	Do you mean it would be better to make Gentiles of them?"
33707	Do you suppose I engaged you for a merrymaking?
33707	Do you suppose he takes pleasure in transgressing?
33707	Do you suppose she listened to what I said?
33707	Do you think I cry my eyes out for them before God?"
33707	Do you think that a Jew can approach nearer to God, blessed is He, through_ you_?
33707	Do you understand?
33707	Do you want a sniff?
33707	Do you want me to come with the strap?"
33707	Do you want my help in any matter?
33707	Dobe, sitting by the sick child''s cot, began to speak, gravely, and as in a dream:"Who knows?
33707	Does he know the result of the consultation?
33707	Does not my lord know that this is a great lie?
33707	Does the girl think_ she_ is the object?
33707	Eat?
33707	Eh?
33707	Eh?
33707	Eh?
33707	Even when he was scolded for something( and by whom and when and for what was he_ not_ scolded?
33707	Fishel can now no longer contain himself, and asks:"How do you mean, the worse?"
33707	For how can one weep when one is full?
33707	For two guldens each it''s not worth their while?
33707	Fradke and Beilke stretch out their little thin, black hands, look into their father''s eyes, and do n''t believe him: perhaps he is joking?
33707	Get up, Bertzi, are n''t you a Jew?--a man?--the father of children?--Bertzi, have you God in your heart?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?
33707	Ha?"
33707	Had Ginzburg any objection to make?
33707	Had he parents?
33707	Had she ever had one single happy day in her life?
33707	Had she not the same God?
33707	Has not God decreed that we should belong together?
33707	Has someone sent him a turkey out of regard for his study of the Torah?
33707	Has there been another accident?
33707	Hasten, did I say?
33707	Have we so much to show in the next world?"
33707	Have you business anywhere?"
33707	Have you ever heard of such impertinence?
33707	Have you got to chant the Sabbath prayers?
33707	Have you said Minchah?"
33707	Have you seen Brooklyn Bridge, or Central Park, or the Baron Hirsch baths?"
33707	Have you taken a good look at that old maid of yours?
33707	Have_ you_ been on it?
33707	Have_ you_, bless and preserve us, bought the Almighty for yourself?
33707	He asked to which class?
33707	He asks it of everyone, but they only answer with a merry laugh:"Are you mad?
33707	He began with the first question one Jew asks another:"What is your name?"
33707	He fasted too, ha?
33707	He glanced at the teachers as though ashamed in their presence, and his glance said,"What is to be done now?"
33707	He sighs and walks on and on, now and then glancing up into the sky:"Lord of the Universe, of whom are you making trial?
33707	He thought and thought, and thought it over again:"What is a poor creature to do when God sends him the misfortune of riches?
33707	He was not a talkative man, and he found only two or three words to say:"Feivke, Mother there at home-- and you-- here?"
33707	He wondered: Should he run away and hide in the wood?
33707	He would certainly wish to get rid of them, only who would take his misfortune to please him?
33707	He would never have begun to think about death, but now-- where was the use of living on?
33707	He, the offender, the transgressor-- and the Shool does not fall upon his head?
33707	Hear a parable: To what shall we liken the thing?
33707	Her Yitzchokel disputing with Necheh''s children?
33707	His one care, his one anxiety had been, what should he do if he were to lose his voice?
33707	How about Sabbaths and festivals and"shtreik"days?
33707	How are you getting on, eh?"
33707	How came a son of mine to the Old Testament?
33707	How came it about, you may ask, that so versatile a tailor as Yitzchok- Yossel should be so poor?
33707	How can I compare myself with him?
33707	How can I get on with the cakes?
33707	How can a full man grieve?
33707	How can anyone take the world- to- come in both hands and lose it for the sake of such vanities?"
33707	How can children grow up without a father?
33707	How can he help it, if people desire other people''s sweat, other people''s blood?
33707	How can it grate?"
33707	How can they bear such a misfortune?
33707	How can we continue to fulfil it?"
33707	How can you ask?
33707	How can you help seeing what becomes of him?"
33707	How could anyone restrain his tears when he thinks of what we lost that day?"
33707	How could they do without a fire when it was so cold?
33707	How could they feel otherwise when they had it from Chavveh herself?
33707	How do I come to mention the Schpol Grandfather?
33707	How do you feel now?
33707	How do you like that?
33707	How do you like that_ perhaps_?
33707	How if I do n''t get there?"
33707	How is it?
33707	How long did she stand by her mother in the market selling ribbons?
33707	How long will you disgrace yourselves?
33707	How many fasts have you?"
33707	How much do you pay me?
33707	How much earth have you there?"
33707	How much thought and care and strength has she spent on preparing the room, their poor little possessions, and the food?
33707	How should I know?
33707	How should a child need an advocate with his father?"
33707	How should there be"questions"?
33707	How was he to uproot out of such a simple heart the weeds sown there by evil men?
33707	How, then, can you say that you love me?"
33707	How?
33707	I ask you, why, Yüdel, why?"
33707	I asked him how it was he had come to me in such a state of gloom and bewilderment?
33707	I beg of you-- who set the whole thing going?
33707	I gave a jump and called out, O woe is me, why ever did n''t you wake me sooner?
33707	I glanced up at the moon, and it seemed that she was still looking at me, and saying,"I''m lost; which way am I to go?"
33707	I had paid him his twenty kopeks in advance, so what excuses could he possibly make?
33707	I opened the drawer in spite of myself... and saw the bank- notes.... You see how it was?...
33707	I saw by his artful smile that he had detected a strain of madness in me, and what should he gain by leading me into the paths of reason?
33707	I shall reply: They_ do_ rise with aching sides, and if you say,"How can people be so lazy?"
33707	I suppose I am to lie down?"
33707	I suppose I am to lie down?"
33707	I suppose I am your father, ha?"
33707	I want to buy Palestinian earth, earth in Palestine, do you understand?
33707	I want to live, do you hear?
33707	I was only joking, ca n''t you see?"
33707	I wonder, however should I come to travel so far?
33707	I would give ten years of my life to be able to get higher, if only three or four rungs, but what can I do, if my arms wo n''t serve me?
33707	I''ll write half, and you''ll write half, ha?"
33707	IT IS WELL You ask how it is that I remained a Jew?
33707	If I do confess, what will my Chantzeh- Leah say to it?
33707	If Lebele dared, he would ask:"What ails you, Rebbe, at the sun?
33707	If he mumbles a word, his father calls out:"What did I hear?
33707	If you ask me,"How is it they do n''t wear their sides out with lying in bed?"
33707	If you do n''t call this Providence, what is?
33707	If you want to study, ca n''t you study at your father- in- law''s, eating Köst?
33707	In the evening, as we were going home from the workshop, Manasseh said to me:"Did my wife come to see you yesterday?"
33707	In the sky, eh?"
33707	Instead of one bundle, one has two on one''s shoulders, you understand?
33707	Is He not the Compassionate, the Merciful?
33707	Is he already condemned?
33707	Is he going to lecture the people at a time when they are falling dead like flies?
33707	Is he going to preach?
33707	Is he likely to have asked anyone''s advice?
33707	Is it a Jewish concern?
33707	Is it a thing to do?
33707	Is it all up?!
33707	Is it true?"
33707	Is it your little boy who scratched my Aarontche''s face?
33707	Is my story finished?
33707	Is n''t he certain to repent?
33707	Is n''t it bad enough for them already?
33707	Is n''t it plain to be seen that it''s a godsend?
33707	Is n''t it really and truly an excellent idea?"
33707	Is n''t that a treat?
33707	Is not Palestinian earth fit to_ live_ on?
33707	Is not your shame mine?"
33707	Is that a man to be thought lightly of?
33707	Is that a small matter?
33707	Is that it?"
33707	Is there a fire?
33707	Is there an engagement?"
33707	Is there really no remedy?
33707	Is your cough anything new?"
33707	It cost them too much to stock the ware?
33707	It cuts me to the heart that your hair must be shorn off, but what is to be done?
33707	It did n''t strike thirteen then, did it?
33707	It does n''t say on my nose whether I have money, or not, or whether I am very low indeed, does it?
33707	It hurts, does it?
33707	It seemed to me, that when people have made a promise, it is surely sacred, especially-- you understand?
33707	It was the only explanation we could invent, for why, otherwise, should the mother have to remain alone among strangers?
33707	It''s all very well for Genendel Freindel''s daughter to wear a wig, but not for the daughter of Moisheh Groiss?
33707	It''s hot out of doors, is it?
33707	Killed?
33707	Kind, was n''t it?
33707	Kiss him?
33707	Letter?
33707	Like a woman, was n''t it?
33707	Lipovietz is not more than five versts away-- what can have happened?
33707	Listen, Sarah, what have you been to worth seeing since we came to America?
33707	Listen?
33707	Loibe- Bäres had made a friendly reply, he had even stopped and asked, like an old acquaintance,"Well, Chayyim, and how are you getting on?"
33707	Look, look, look, do n''t the roses seem as if they were alive?"
33707	Looking compassionately at the cantor, he asked:"For certain?"
33707	Matke the smith?
33707	Money-- just before a fair?"
33707	Money?
33707	My father:"Ai- e- o- nu?"
33707	My father:"Nu- O?"
33707	My father:"Nu?"
33707	My husband, what about the Seder?
33707	Never?
33707	Next morning when the teacher came, Reb Shloimeh inquired with a displeased expression:"Well, are you going to tell stories again to- day?"
33707	Not even to be buried with the dead of Israel?
33707	Nothing more than upset, ha?
33707	Now do you know what I wanted to say to you?"
33707	Now he''s a bridegroom at thirty if he''s a day, and we are all asked to the wedding, are we really?
33707	Now, what would you do if I were the only Christian you could find?
33707	Of what use is this misfortune to them?
33707	One child''s voice was tearful:"Where have you been all day?"
33707	One day the Count said to him,"Tell me the truth, do you love me with your whole heart?"
33707	One is only human-- one is surely not expected to wrangle with_ him_ about every farthing?)
33707	One says a blessing over bread and water, but as to saying one over_ this world_--who ever heard of such a thing?"
33707	One thing always alarmed me very much: However was I to take part in the manoeuvres?
33707	Only how to say it so that the old man shall understand?
33707	Only it sometimes happens that he comes back from town tipsy, and makes a great to- do: How do I, a common soldier, come to be sitting on his bed?
33707	Only what was the use of talking to_ her_ with that bee in her bonnet?
33707	Only what?
33707	Only whither?
33707	Only, how is it to be carried out?
33707	Or are we to hang a stone round our necks and drown ourselves for shame?
33707	Or the others?
33707	Or they?
33707	Ours?
33707	Perhaps it is all a dream?
33707	Perhaps it is the other way about, and your watch is a minute and a half slow?
33707	Perhaps you want to cover the whole body, to have it underneath and on the top and at the sides?
33707	Perhaps you would like a sip of lemonade?"
33707	Perhaps?
33707	Perhaps?"
33707	Put his arms round his neck?
33707	Reb Yainkel, do you know what the doctor said?"
33707	Reb Yitzchok- Aizik wo n''t marry his youngest daughter without us, and where is he to get others of us now?
33707	Reb Yochanan put on his glasses, cleared his throat thoroughly, and began to read:"Le- Immi ahuvossi hatzenuoh"..."What is the translation?"
33707	Say I to him,"Look here, Moshehl, where''s your badge?"
33707	Say I,"What Morduch?
33707	Say I,"What do you mean by''_ you_''have united in a resolve?
33707	Say I,"What do you mean by''taken off''?"
33707	Say I,"What do you mean by''we are not going back''?"
33707	Say I,"What do you mean by''we are_ all_ free''?"
33707	Say I,"What do you mean by''you are free''?"
33707	Says he to me again,"What is it you want?"
33707	Says he to me,"Whatever badge?"
33707	Says he,"Moshke Katz?"
33707	Says he,"Whatever button?"
33707	Says she,"Who are they?"
33707	Seeing that you do n''t know, and that you do n''t understand, why do you undertake to tell me what I ought to do?"
33707	Shall he first thank and praise God who has brought him safe out of such great peril?
33707	Shall he go dancing?
33707	Shall he run into the town?
33707	Shall you go to the swimming- bath to- morrow?"
33707	She clenches her right fist, and, fighting the air with it, she vociferates louder than ever:"What has happened, women?
33707	She?
33707	Shmerel Woodcutter?
33707	Should she sit near the door?
33707	Sleep?
33707	So he wants us to be at the wedding?
33707	So late?
33707	So that was all right-- only, how were they to live?
33707	So the Rabbi went with him into an empty room, shut the door, and said:"Dear friend, what is your wish?
33707	Somebody must stay at home, must n''t they?
33707	Sometimes I go out to the ladder by myself, while the soldiers are still asleep, and stand and look at it: perhaps I can think of a way to manage?
33707	Sow it and plant it?!
33707	Suddenly Reb Avròhom exclaimed:"Jews, have you said the blessings on the appearance of the new moon?"
33707	Suppose I do?
33707	Suppose a not- good one had introduced himself into the child( which God forbid!)?
33707	Tate, why?
33707	Tell him it is n''t fair?
33707	Tell me openly( it does n''t concern me, but I am curious to know), why this sudden revulsion of feeling about me, this change of opinion?
33707	Tell me, why?!"
33707	Tell me-- no?
33707	That because we are poor people they can do what they please with us?"
33707	That is, he puts them in right enough, why should n''t he?
33707	That there will be just enough to help all the Jewish poor?
33707	That''s all right then, is it?
33707	That''s all?"
33707	That( how goes the saying?)
33707	That_ you_ are the''handle of the pestle''and the rest of the Jews nowhere?
33707	The air is full of Sholom Alechems,"Welcome, Reb Fishel the teacher, and what are you about?"
33707	The bride, the bridegroom, the bride''s mother, and the two ladies ran in:"What can have caused it?
33707	The cantor had grown as white as chalk, and only just managed to say:"Grune, are you mad?
33707	The child made an effort, sat up, and looked fixedly at his father, with his black, feverish eyes, and suddenly he asked:"Why did you cry there?
33707	The day is long, is it?
33707	The dough is kneaded, cut up in pieces, rolled and riddled-- is that a token for the whole Congregation of Israel?
33707	The earth pleased me, and a conversation took place between us on this wise:"How much do you want for your earth?"
33707	The guest:"O- nu?"
33707	The moon?"
33707	The old man raised his head, and thundered so loudly that Feivke''s face twitched as with pain:"Ha?"
33707	The old man was about to say something, probably to begin again with"What is all this?"
33707	The question went round: Who kept a store in a knotted handkerchief, hidden from her husband?
33707	The question, What is to be done?
33707	The reason is quite plain: First, what true Jewish maiden looks for beauty in her bridegroom?
33707	The women and girls blush and glance at him sideways, and he is the one subject of conversation:"Who can that be?
33707	Then he asked:"To whom do you belong?"
33707	Then he begins again with his former voice, and implores like a child:"What would you have of me?
33707	Then he consoles her, and says with a smile:"Who knows?
33707	Then what?"
33707	Then who was so happy as Reb Yitzchok- Aizik?
33707	Then why not you?
33707	Then, because my own idea clung to me, I added:"Do n''t you want something to eat?"
33707	Then, seeing that I awaited an answer, he gave a twist to his earlock, and said gently and sincerely:"You wish me to tell you the truth?
33707	Then, what can it be?
33707	Then-- it was his father bending over him with a rather troubled look, and waking him in a strangely gentle voice:"Well, Feivke, are you asleep?
33707	There is another thing: to whom shall be given and to whom not?
33707	They are not just to you, are they, when they say that about taking children and making Gentiles of them?"
33707	They are proud of Chavveh; it is an honor for them each and all( and who are they that they should venture to pretend to it?)
33707	Think you I have not struggled with myself from early this morning till now?"
33707	Thirty kopeks would n''t pay them?
33707	To give money in charity?
33707	To preserve it?"
33707	True, her speech was a little strange to them, and she was not overpious, but how should God be angry with such a Chavveh as this?
33707	Wait, have a little brandy, ha?"
33707	Was he married?
33707	Was it all right?
33707	Was it likely he would be a successful trader, when he was always listening to what Heaven and earth and everything around him were singing, too?
33707	Was she not one of their own people?
33707	Was there a king there?
33707	Was there not sufficient reason?
33707	We went up for examination, and were examined, and we passed and passed high, and did_ not_ get in-- and why?
33707	Well, how much longer are you going to live among strangers?
33707	Well, then?
33707	Well, well, what is all this fuss?
33707	Well, what do you say, Yüdel?
33707	Well, what do you suppose?
33707	Well, what next?
33707	Well, what next?
33707	Well, who would be a stepmother?
33707	Were they cold?
33707	What about the house?"
33707	What am I to do with him?"
33707	What are you all yelling for?
33707	What are you doing there?
33707	What are you doing there?
33707	What are you frightened of?
33707	What are you staring at me for?
33707	What are you talking about?"
33707	What can it mean?
33707	What did Reb Lebish mean by telling him to throw away his clock?
33707	What did they know as compared with him?
33707	What did we cover them with before?"
33707	What did you say?"
33707	What did you think, Malkeh, of the fish to- day?
33707	What difference his heart may have shown, who knows?
33707	What do I care if he_ does_ become a trader like his father, a merchant like the rest of the Jews?
33707	What do I want with more?"
33707	What do I want with your money?
33707	What do you come plaguing me for?
33707	What do you mean by it?
33707	What do you mean by it?"
33707	What do you say to such luck?
33707	What do you say to that?
33707	What do you say?"
33707	What do you think of fasting two days in succession?
33707	What do you think of it?
33707	What do you think of such a shrew?
33707	What do you think of that?
33707	What do you think of that?"
33707	What do you want then?"
33707	What do you want?
33707	What does he mean by his words?
33707	What does he think to accomplish?
33707	What does it matter if I do n''t understand?
33707	What does it matter?
33707	What does it portend?
33707	What does my lord suppose we are likely to think of such people?
33707	What does she say to it?
33707	What does she?
33707	What does the Rabbi want?
33707	What else_ could_ they say of a man who left his whole capital to be devoted to educational purposes and schools?
33707	What else_ could_ they say of a man who spent his last minutes in telling people to learn, to educate themselves?
33707	What for?
33707	What friends should he have, poor, miserable wretch?"
33707	What good can it do you while you''re alive?
33707	What good is to come of it?
33707	What good year is taking you about to places where a Jew had better not be seen?"
33707	What harm can it do to tell him?
33707	What harm can it do you?"
33707	What has happened to make you like that?
33707	What has happened?
33707	What has happened?
33707	What has happened?
33707	What has happened?"
33707	What has the Schpol Grandfather to do with it, you ask?
33707	What have I left undone to make something out of him, so that he should be a credit to his family?
33707	What have you to say for yourself, I should like to know, eh?"
33707	What healthy man in his senses would get into a sick- bed?"
33707	What is a poor person to give a child to eat, when you come to think of it?"
33707	What is all this about bestrewing the body?
33707	What is all this?
33707	What is he looking for, what does he expect to see there?
33707	What is it you do n''t understand?"
33707	What is it?
33707	What is it?
33707	What is it?"
33707	What is on fire?
33707	What is the good of them?"
33707	What is the good?
33707	What is the matter now?
33707	What is the matter now?"
33707	What is the matter with him?
33707	What is the matter with you, cantor?"
33707	What is the matter?
33707	What is there to find fault with in her?
33707	What is there to wait for?"
33707	What is this flying that you fly from one town to another?
33707	What is to be done?
33707	What is to be done?
33707	What is to be done?"
33707	What is to become of the whole treatise on charity in the Shulchan Aruch?
33707	What makes you call out in that strange voice?"
33707	What makes you look like that?"
33707	What next, you impudent boy?"
33707	What next?
33707	What now?
33707	What of my honor, my good name?
33707	What right have I to complain of the householders?
33707	What shall he do with the turkey?
33707	What should I lose?
33707	What should he want there?
33707	What should there be, a long winter evening through?
33707	What sort could it be?
33707	What sort of a boy have you there, Matke?
33707	What sort of plan?"
33707	What then?
33707	What was there to cry about in that?
33707	What was there to wait for?
33707	What was to be expected of them, when his own family declared in court that their father was not responsible when he made his last will?
33707	What will they ask him, and what is he to answer?
33707	What will you turn it into?"
33707	What would he have wanted for there?
33707	What would you take me for?
33707	What would you turn it into?"
33707	What''s come to you this morning?''
33707	What''s the fun of that?"
33707	What''s the good of lying in bed if one is n''t asleep?
33707	What''s this about bestrewing the body?
33707	What, says he, there will be a summons out against him?
33707	What?
33707	What?
33707	When do we ever have a bit of pleasure?"
33707	When shall a Jew find time to talk, if not during a meal?
33707	When they were outside the town, the old man coughed once and again and said:"What is all this?"
33707	When you have bad thoughts, how is it you do n''t come to your father?
33707	When you sing in the choir, I have to bear it, but when you begin by yourself-- what?"
33707	When you''re not earning a crooked penny, what are you to do?
33707	When_ she_ sets her heart on a thing, can there be any question?
33707	Whenever did you hear a clock strike thirteen?"
33707	Where are we to get a bite?"
33707	Where are you?"
33707	Where is Beile?
33707	Where is Yossel?
33707	Where is it?
33707	Where is the beadle?
33707	Where is the difficulty?
33707	Where is the fire?"
33707	Where is your Temple?
33707	Where is your holy land that flowed with milk and honey?
33707	Where should she, the bridegroom''s mother, be sitting, if not near the bride, at the upper end of the room?
33707	Where''s he loitering about?"
33707	Where''s the wonder?
33707	Where?"
33707	Wherever does he go, now?
33707	Who are''you''?
33707	Who asks you to go loitering about in the sun?
33707	Who can say?
33707	Who could compare with him?
33707	Who could sleep through such a long night?
33707	Who could tell what might not be in it, after all?
33707	Who does n''t see that?
33707	Who ever heard of an examination at which everyone passed?
33707	Who ever heard of such a thing?
33707	Who is he in the house?
33707	Who is that lying on the ground?"
33707	Who is to know what they say?
33707	Who is to tell?"
33707	Who is to watch over them if he dies?
33707	Who knows how hard they fought with themselves, who knows how they suffered, and what they endured?
33707	Who knows?
33707	Who knows?
33707	Who said drops of water?
33707	Who said ice?
33707	Who said that even the whole of the money in the possession of a few unfortunate rich men will be enough to go round?
33707	Who shall tell how they fought with themselves, who shall say how they suffered, and what they endured?
33707	Who should notice?
33707	Who so mad as to take such a piece of misfortune into his house and keep it there?
33707	Who talks of eating, drinking, and sleeping?
33707	Who talks of stealing?
33707	Who will say the first word?
33707	Who would free another from a curse and take it upon himself?
33707	Whom are you scolding so, Taube?"
33707	Whom do you think I have in mind when I say that?
33707	Whom else, except my father and mother, should I have loved?
33707	Whose merit it is?
33707	Whose voice was it?
33707	Whose?
33707	Why are they all so interested and such good brothers to the dead, and such bloodthirsty enemies to the living?
33707	Why are you not at the top?"
33707	Why are you sitting down?
33707	Why did you cry, while they were laughing?"
33707	Why did you put''to my beloved Father''so low down?"
33707	Why do all the others jump it and do n''t care?
33707	Why do n''t you beat him more?
33707	Why do n''t you speak?
33707	Why do n''t you speak?"
33707	Why does he weep?
33707	Why does his cheek flame, and why are theirs as white as chalk?
33707	Why had Father put on his black mended cloak?
33707	Why had he brought a Tallis with him, and a white shirt- like garment?
33707	Why had he given him hopes of the ferry- boat''s crossing next day?
33707	Why need he speak in such a high, rasping voice that it went through one''s head like a saw?
33707	Why not before?
33707	Why not open the hen- house, and let out the hens?
33707	Why not till August?
33707	Why she and not I?
33707	Why should I not confess it?
33707	Why should Yüdel think that?
33707	Why should he be afraid of lending me a few rubles over the fair?
33707	Why should he, seeing that all doors are open to him anyhow, and he can get in where he pleases?
33707	Why should it happen to_ me_, why should my pleasure be spoilt?
33707	Why should n''t it?
33707	Why should one only go to Palestine to die?
33707	Why should the whole world be talking about you?
33707	Why should they be made to transgress the command to honor one''s father?"
33707	Why should you have the trouble, as I am already here?"
33707	Why so little, ha?"
33707	Why the others and not them?
33707	Why them and not us?
33707	Why they and not I?
33707	Why will you torment me till my strength fails?
33707	Why would he not stay with her at home?
33707	Why, because I wish to provide for my sad existence, have they noised abroad that I am a missionary, and made up tales against me?
33707	Why, says he, should he not?
33707	Why?
33707	Why?
33707	Why?"
33707	Why?"
33707	Will the list of souls never come to an end?
33707	Will you go and bury it with your own hands?"
33707	With what?
33707	With whom am I to begin?"
33707	With whom?
33707	Without a lamp when it was so dark?
33707	Wo n''t they come for less?"
33707	Yitzchok- Yossel untied his parcel and--"_ Wuus is duuuusss???!!
33707	Yitzchok- Yossel untied his parcel and--"_ Wuus is duuuusss???!!
33707	Yitzchok- Yossel untied his parcel and--"_ Wuus is duuuusss???!!
33707	You are my wife and I am your husband, and is it proper, and what does it look like, a married woman wearing her own hair?"
33707	You are never going to do me this dishonor?
33707	You are not talking to the point, or else you are making game of a poor Palestinian Jew?"
33707	You ask the reason?
33707	You ask why?
33707	You do n''t seem to know how it is nowadays with the Gymnasiyes and the percentages?"
33707	You have heard?
33707	You hear and understand?
33707	You hear that?
33707	You hear what she said?
33707	You insist upon it?
33707	You know your Mechutton?
33707	You may well ask what next?
33707	You might search an empire.... And what was the result?
33707	You recollect the bridegroom?
33707	You see what a kettle of fish?
33707	You think I say that for fun?
33707	You will not be offended?"
33707	You will see, Yüdel-- you know that our brothers consider Palestinian earth a charm against being eaten by worms, and you think that I laugh at it?
33707	You''ve had nothing to eat to- day yet?"
33707	You?
33707	Your wife has just been confined?--Perhaps you need some money for the holidays?
33707	Yössel"bass"stared at the cantor, and asked:"What are you asking me to- day, cantor?"
33707	_ My_ children, are they?
33707	_ Thirteen?_""Thirteen?"
33707	_ Thirteen?_""Thirteen?"
33707	and Froike his son, a boy of thirteen or so, greets him, and the father asks,"Well, Efroim, and how far on are you in the Gemoreh?"
33707	and did not know what to be doing next-- should she go and finish cooking the dinner, or should she pull down her sleeves and make holiday?
33707	and he replies,"How are_ you_?"
33707	and the Fast of Esther?"
33707	and the cantor''s eyes opened wide with fright,"I sing a note, and you say''it grates''?
33707	asked Reb Selig, as though bewildered,"eh?
33707	be his fault, that so many Jews are gathered together in one place and squeeze each other, all for love, squeeze each other to death for love?
33707	eh?
33707	fire?
33707	for how much longer?
33707	ha?"
33707	ha?"
33707	have talked him over?"
33707	if people have not learned to see that one should not drive a man as a horse is driven to work?
33707	interrupts a second.--"Well, well, well?"
33707	on such a holy day?
33707	or a cry?
33707	people replied, when some one reminded them that it was very sad-- such a man as he had been,"Who told him to do it?
33707	poverty is no advantage, either, and what does the holy Gemoreh say but"Poverty diverts a man from the way of God"?
33707	say I,"where have you learned such fine language?
33707	she consoles herself,"who talks of honor?
33707	she wondered, and was bathed in tears:"What has come over you?
33707	thus Berel abused himself,"went to look for trouble, did you?
33707	to make me the talk of the town?"
33707	what do_ they_ know?"
33707	what fire?
33707	what is the good of it?
33707	what is this?
33707	what?
33707	what?"
33707	where fire?!
33707	whispered Reb Shloimeh,"good, ha?
33707	with this on the brain: Gymnasiye, Gymnasiye, and Gym- na- si- ye?
7469	A more important place than Offendene, I suppose?
7469	A spiritual destiny embraced willingly-- in youth?
7469	About Mr. Grandcourt''s intentions?
7469	About whether you will accept him, then?
7469	Ah, my friend Criterion, how is he?
7469	Ah, who knows? 7469 Ah?"
7469	Am I altogether as you like?
7469	Am I not to know anything now, Gwendolen? 7469 Am I wrong to come in?"
7469	And after that?
7469	And do you care about the turf?--or is that among the things you have left off?
7469	And hate people? 7469 And her mother?--where is she?"
7469	And how do you like Mr. Grandcourt, the happy lover?
7469	And not again here, before I leave town?
7469	And not take me with you?
7469	And people think no worse of him?
7469	And perhaps you will admit-- though I do n''t wish to press that point-- that you are bound in duty to consider my judgment and wishes?
7469	And pray, Amy, why do you insist on the number nine being so wonderful?
7469	And to ask her about her relations with Deronda?
7469	And what did you think of the future bride on a nearer survey?
7469	And what has become of Gwendolen?
7469	And what hindered her?
7469	And what is that, pray?
7469	And where do you go after the marriage?
7469	And why should you not?
7469	And will you give me a kiss this evening?
7469	And will you let me see you in it, Adelaide?
7469	And will you tell Mirah before I say anything to the children?
7469	And you do n''t admire young men in general?
7469	And you like better to see the men with their hats on?
7469	And you were fool enough to follow?
7469	And you wish them to understand that you do n''t care?
7469	And you would be ashamed they should see your father in this plight? 7469 And, in the other case, I suppose everything would have been reversed-- illegitimacy would have had the extinguisher?"
7469	Any one to take care of you?
7469	Any prospect of an heir being born?
7469	Anything about Italy-- anything about the Austrians giving up Venice?
7469	Apropos,she said, taking up her work again,"is there any one besides Captain and Mrs. Torrington at Diplow?--or do you leave them_ tete- à- tete_?
7469	Are her lessons to be very cheap or very expensive? 7469 Are there any other couples you would like to invite?"
7469	Are there many of these old rooms left in the Abbey?
7469	Are you angry with me, Gwendolen? 7469 Are you as critical of words as of music?"
7469	Are you converted to- day?
7469	Are you fond of riding?
7469	Are you going to take Gwendolen?
7469	Are you inclined to run after her?
7469	Are you not a musician?
7469	Are you persuading Mrs. Grandcourt to play to us, Dan?
7469	Are you there, mamma?
7469	Are you under a vow, Miss Harleth?
7469	But he has seen you often and heard you sing a great deal, has he not?
7469	But if feelings rose-- there are some feelings-- hatred and anger-- how can I be good when they keep rising? 7469 But if it were true, Mirah?"
7469	But if they injure you and could have helped it?
7469	But if you do n''t feel able to decide?
7469	But it was not always found out, was it?
7469	But just come with me one instant, Gascoigne, will you? 7469 But need you set off in this way, Gwendolen?"
7469	But ought I now to tell Ezra that I have seen my father?
7469	But sha''n''t I come home and be with you in the holidays?
7469	But the dress-- the dress,said Amy;"is it settled?"
7469	But we shall all go to England?
7469	But what would you try to do?
7469	But where are we to go?
7469	But who is he?
7469	But why are we to invite them to the Abbey?
7469	But why do you mean to do it?
7469	But will you take trouble for me in another way, and fetch me a glass of that fresh water?
7469	But with a maintenance?
7469	But you do n''t feel bound to continue with them now there is a closer tie to draw you?
7469	But you love your other children, and they love you?
7469	But you will come back?
7469	But you will see me again?
7469	But;she added, having devoured her mortification,"I suppose you do n''t object to Miss Lapidoth''s singing at our party on the fourth?
7469	But_ was_ it beautiful for Buddha to let the tiger eat him?
7469	Can I be of any use, sir?
7469	Can I find the house in Genoa where you used to live with my grandfather?
7469	Can I understand the ideas, or am I too ignorant?
7469	Can nobody be happy after they are quite young? 7469 Can you manage to feel only what pleases you?"
7469	Can you say this?
7469	Croyez- vous m''avoir humiliée pour m''avoir appris que la terre tourne autour du soleil? 7469 Daniel is not fond of Mr. Grandcourt, I think, is he?"
7469	Did Prince Camaralzaman find him?
7469	Did she tell you that I went to her?
7469	Did she?
7469	Did you not know that Mr. Grandcourt left me a letter on your wedding- day? 7469 Did you say Mirah?"
7469	Diplow? 7469 Do I look as well as Rachel, mamma?"
7469	Do n''t you approve of a wife burning incense before her husband?
7469	Do n''t you find this pleasant?
7469	Do nothing better?
7469	Do you despise me for it?
7469	Do you feel equal to the walk?
7469	Do you feel in that way?
7469	Do you feel too ill?
7469	Do you hear that?
7469	Do you intend to go out again? 7469 Do you know what they are, sir?"
7469	Do you know_ why_ she wants to see me, uncle?
7469	Do you like a cork- screw?
7469	Do you like danger?
7469	Do you mean now, immediately,said Deronda;"or as to the course of my future life?"
7469	Do you mean to say,said Grandcourt, just audibly, turning to face her,"that you will not do as I tell you?"
7469	Do you mind that?
7469	Do you object to my hunting?
7469	Do you take off your hat to horses?
7469	Do you think I am too old?
7469	Do you think so?
7469	Do you think we can manage it?
7469	Does Lady Mallinger know?
7469	Does he belong to your family?
7469	Dreadful, do you call it? 7469 Excuse me, Mirah, but_ does_ it seem quite right to you that the women should sit behind rails in a gallery apart?"
7469	Ezra, how is it?
7469	Get them away, will you? 7469 Had you luck?"
7469	Had you no teaching about what was your duty?
7469	Has Mrs. Grandcourt been in here?
7469	Has it two blades and a hook-- and a white handle like that?
7469	Have I not besought you that I might now at least be a son to you? 7469 Have I shown myself so very dense to everything you have said?"
7469	Have n''t children reason to be angry with their parents? 7469 Have you anything else to say to me?"
7469	Have you anything more to say to me?
7469	Have you fallen in love?
7469	Have you given him a doubtful answer?
7469	Have you heard anything of him which has affected you disagreeably?
7469	Have you made yourself sure that she would like to figure in that character? 7469 Have you never since heard of your sister?"
7469	Have you no fears? 7469 Have you written entirely in Hebrew, then?"
7469	Have_ you_ got a knife?
7469	He is perhaps very high in the world?
7469	He said, I must get more interest in others, and more knowledge, and that I must care about the best things-- but how am I to begin?
7469	He''s come to life again, do you see?
7469	He_ has_ spoken so that you could not misunderstand him?
7469	Her heart has never been in the least touched, that you know of?
7469	Hermione as the statue in Winter''s Tale? 7469 His mother?"
7469	How am I to alter myself?
7469	How can I help it?
7469	How can I help it?
7469	How can any one know that I exaggerate, when I am speaking of my own feeling? 7469 How can you ask me that?"
7469	How can you help what I am? 7469 How can you laugh at broken bones, child?"
7469	How could I know what I was wishing? 7469 How could I, Gwendolen?"
7469	How could I?
7469	How dare you open things which were meant to be shut up, you perverse little creature?
7469	How did you come to that conclusion?
7469	How do you know that? 7469 How do you know that?"
7469	How do you like Criterion''s paces?
7469	How does the scoring stand, I wonder?
7469	How far are we from Green Arbor now?
7469	How far are you come?
7469	How long are we to be yachting?
7469	How was it that you were taken from your mother?
7469	How''s that? 7469 How_ shall_ you endure it, mamma?"
7469	However, she ought to be something extraordinary, for there must be an entanglement between your horoscope and hers-- eh? 7469 I have some biscuits-- should you like them?"
7469	I know it-- I know it; what is my life else?
7469	I should make a tolerable St. Cecilia with some white roses on my head,said Gwendolen,--"only how about my nose, mamma?
7469	I suppose it was she who led you on, eh?
7469	I suppose you have often seen him?
7469	I suppose you mean to go abroad, then?
7469	I will do what you tell me,said Gwendolen, hurriedly;"but what else shall I do?"
7469	I will write to you always, when I can, and you will answer?
7469	I wonder what he thinks of me, really? 7469 I wonder what sort of behavior a delightful young man would have?
7469	I wonder what sort of trouble hers were?
7469	I wonder whether Grandcourt gave her any notion what were the provisions of his will?
7469	I wonder whether he knows about it; and whether he is angry with his father?
7469	I''m very sorry; but what can I do? 7469 If it were true that baseness and cruelty made an escape from pain, what difference would that make to people who ca n''t be quite base or cruel?
7469	If that will not do, how are we to get another before Wednesday? 7469 In lodgings?"
7469	In what way are you not a good Jewess?
7469	In what, mamma?
7469	Is he a great friend of yours?
7469	Is he a man she would be happy with?
7469	Is he disagreeable to you personally?
7469	Is he not disagreeable?
7469	Is it a charitable affair?
7469	Is it absolutely necessary that Mrs. Grandcourt should marry again?
7469	Is it because you are offended with Mr. Grandcourt''s odd behavior in walking off to- day?
7469	Is it not possible that I could be near you often and comfort you?
7469	Is it that I stay indoors when you stay?
7469	Is it the accusations you are afraid of? 7469 Is not that a dangerous plaything?"
7469	Is not that the way with friendship, too?
7469	Is novelty always agreeable?
7469	Is she as perfect in every thing else as in her music?
7469	Is she beautiful?
7469	Is that last word you have to say to me, Gwendolen? 7469 Is the gentlemen anonymous?
7469	Is the society pleasant in this neighborhood?
7469	Is there any fresh trouble on your mind, my dear?
7469	Is there any kinship between this family and yours?
7469	Is there?
7469	Is this one of your undergraduates?
7469	It is difficult to make Miss Harleth understand her power?
7469	It is not hard for you to come into this neighborhood later in the evening? 7469 It is nothing to grieve you, sir?"
7469	It was you, singing?
7469	It will not be much of a wrench to her affections, I fancy, this loss of the husband?
7469	It''s all very fine,said Mr. Arrowpoint, when Catherine was gone;"but what the deuce are we to do with the property?"
7469	Just see to everything, will you? 7469 Just tell me the truth, will you?"
7469	Let Hutchins go with it at once, will you?
7469	Make yourself just like your grandfather-- be what he wished you-- turn yourself into a Jew like him?
7469	Married, sir?
7469	May I ask if you are tired of dancing, Miss Harleth?
7469	May I ask where you have been at this extraordinary hour?
7469	May I call at Offendene to- morrow?
7469	May I hope that you will let me take his place?
7469	May I know the reason?
7469	May I leave that unfixed? 7469 May we sit down with you a little, papa?"
7469	Might I be called Cohen?
7469	Mirah,_ Liebchen_,he said, in the old caressing way,"should n''t you like me to make myself a little more respectable before my son sees me?
7469	Mirah?
7469	Miss Harleth?
7469	Mr. Arrowpoint,_ will_ you sit by and hear this without speaking?
7469	My child, my child, what is it?
7469	My dear child, why should you think of that?
7469	My father was a Jew, and you are a Jewess?
7469	My hat?
7469	My sweet child, what else could have been thought of? 7469 Nannie, Nannie, what on earth is the matter with you?"
7469	Narrow? 7469 No, but I thought-- Does papa know you are going?"
7469	No; how should I? 7469 No?"
7469	Not ambitious?
7469	Not long before her marriage, then?
7469	Not one who must have a path of her own?
7469	Not one?
7469	Nothing bad?
7469	Nothing else? 7469 Now my cousins are at Diplow,"said Grandcourt,"will you go there?--to- morrow?
7469	Now, Gwendolen, dear, you_ will not_?
7469	Now, Mirah, what do you mean?
7469	Now, what sort of issue might be fairly expected from all this self- denial? 7469 Now, why are you glad of that?"
7469	Now, will you be good enough to say what it is you have to complain of?
7469	Object? 7469 Of what use would it be to her that I should not marry him?
7469	Oh, have n''t I, though?
7469	Oh, if you please, mamma?
7469	Oh, was it great to you? 7469 Ought I to take anything he has left me?
7469	Perhaps there is some deeper interest? 7469 Pray, who is that standing near the card- room door?"
7469	Quarrel with her?
7469	Relations with money, sir?
7469	Satisfied, mamma? 7469 Shall I accompany myself?"
7469	Shall I be acceptable?
7469	Shall I have mamma to stay with me, then?
7469	Shall I lead you back?
7469	Shall I ring?
7469	Shall I tell him he may come?
7469	Shall I write for you, dear-- if it teases you?
7469	Shall we get into a cab and drive to-- wherever you wish to go? 7469 Shall we go now and hear what the scoring says?
7469	Shall you come again?
7469	Shall you make Berenice look fifty? 7469 Shall you mind turning over that folio?"
7469	Shall you?
7469	She is not like that?
7469	She must be a very happy person, do n''t you think?
7469	She told you so-- did she?
7469	She told you, did she?
7469	She was not staying at the rectory?
7469	Should n''t you like to make a study of Klesmer''s head, Hans?
7469	Should you mind about me going away, Gwendolen?
7469	Should you punish me by leaving the children in beggary?
7469	Shut the door, will you? 7469 Sir Hugo Mallinger?"
7469	Something has happened, dear?
7469	Stay a minute,_ Liebchen_,said Lapidoth, speaking in a lowered tone;"what sort of man has Ezra turned out?"
7469	Suppose we had lost you?
7469	That is a becoming glass, Gwendolen; or is it the black and gold color that sets you off?
7469	That your knowing me has caused you? 7469 That?"
7469	The pleasure is on our side too; but the wonder would have been, if you had come to this house without hearing of Mr. Deronda-- wouldn''t it, Mirah?
7469	The_ ensemble du serpent_?
7469	Then I can profit by Mr. Clintock''s misfortune?
7469	Then I_ am_ a Jew?
7469	Then it is not my real name?
7469	Then who was his father?
7469	Then you will go to Diplow to- morrow?
7469	There are swarms of those people, are n''t there?
7469	There was another situation, I think, mamma spoke of?
7469	They are in this house, I suppose?
7469	Think so? 7469 Too splendid, do n''t you think?"
7469	Treat you? 7469 Turn out that brute, will you?"
7469	Unless nationality is a feeling, what force can it have as an idea?
7469	Was Paley an old bachelor?
7469	Was it part of the play?
7469	Was my grandfather a learned man?
7469	Was the door locked? 7469 Well, but what is the use of my being charming, if it is to end in my being dull and not minding anything?
7469	Well, child, he did not see you, I hope?
7469	Were there ever such unfeeling children?
7469	Were those my grandfather''s words?
7469	What am I to tell you, mamma?
7469	What are the right hands? 7469 What are you going to do?"
7469	What can I say to your uncle, Gwendolen? 7469 What can you be thinking of, Gwen?"
7469	What decision have you come to?
7469	What did I win, Lush?
7469	What do I know?
7469	What do women always say in answer to that?
7469	What do you call follies?
7469	What do you mean?
7469	What do you mean?
7469	What do you mean?
7469	What do you say to being a great singer? 7469 What do you say, Dan?
7469	What do you say, Sirrah?
7469	What do you think of them?
7469	What does it signify whether a perfect woman is a Jewess or not?
7469	What does-- what makes a sharp knife, father?
7469	What else have you got in your pockets?
7469	What else should we do?
7469	What has been the matter? 7469 What has my meeting them in Paris to do with it?
7469	What is a man to do, though?
7469	What is it you are afraid of?
7469	What is it, my boy? 7469 What is it?"
7469	What is that hideous thing you have got on your wrist?
7469	What is that letter?--worse news still?
7469	What is that, mamma?
7469	What is that?
7469	What is that?
7469	What is the hymn?
7469	What is the matter?
7469	What is the matter?
7469	What is the use of it all?
7469	What is the use of talking to mad people?
7469	What is the use of telling?
7469	What is your feeling about a search for this mother?
7469	What is your wedding- day?
7469	What makes you so cold?
7469	What of her, eh?
7469	What on earth is the wonderful news?
7469	What orders shall I give?
7469	What right had he to marry this girl?
7469	What shall you do then?
7469	What shall you do to me when I ridicule Rex?
7469	What should you do if you were like me-- feeling that you were wrong and miserable, and dreading everything to come?
7469	What should you have felt if that Ezra had been your brother?
7469	What should you like to do?
7469	What sort of a place do you prefer?
7469	What was it?
7469	What were you afraid of? 7469 What wonder?
7469	What?
7469	What?
7469	What?
7469	When did you come down, Hans?
7469	When will you come back?
7469	When you are as old as I am, it will not seem so simple a question--''Why did you do this?'' 7469 When you resolved on that, you meant that I should never know my origin?"
7469	When?
7469	Where are the others?
7469	Where are you going, Rex?
7469	Where have you been with him?
7469	Where is he, Addy?
7469	Where is she gone-- do you know?
7469	Where is the man? 7469 Which side of the family does he get them from?"
7469	Who and what is she?
7469	Who else is inclined to make the tour of the house and premises?
7469	Who is Joseph Kalonymos?
7469	Who is that near the door?
7469	Who is that with Gascoigne?
7469	Who will be hurt but myself, then?
7469	Who?
7469	Whom do you mean by ugly people?
7469	Why are you dull?
7469	Why did n''t she fall in love with me?
7469	Why did she leave the stage, then?
7469	Why did you ask the Gogoffs? 7469 Why did you not bring me up in that way, mamma?"
7469	Why did you run away from me, child?
7469	Why do you ask such a question?
7469	Why do you like a hook better than a cork- screw?
7469	Why do you want to make them unpleasant for_ me_?
7469	Why have you resolved now on disclosing to me what you took care to have me brought up in ignorance of? 7469 Why in the world do you say that all on a sudden?"
7469	Why is it to be expected of any heiress that she should carry the property gained in trade into the hands of a certain class? 7469 Why not?
7469	Why not?
7469	Why not?
7469	Why not?
7469	Why should I dance if I do n''t like it, aunt? 7469 Why should I make the sacrifice?"
7469	Why should I not marry the man who loves me, if I love him?
7469	Why should I?
7469	Why should I?
7469	Why should you suppose she is going to do what is not right?
7469	Why superfluous?
7469	Why to- morrow? 7469 Why will you not tell me where you are going after the marriage?
7469	Why, dear?
7469	Why, how came you to put that pocket handkerchief in here?
7469	Why, what has shaken thee?
7469	Why, what kind of a man do you imagine him to be, Gwendolen?
7469	Why? 7469 Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Why?--ah, why?
7469	Will it bother you to be asked how soon we can be married?
7469	Will she be content to wait?
7469	Will you allow me to come again and inquire-- perhaps at five to- morrow?
7469	Will you confide in me so far as to tell me your reasons?
7469	Will you do me the honor-- the next-- or another quadrille?
7469	Will you not join in the music?
7469	Will you ride Criterion to- morrow?
7469	Will you sing this again, or shall I sing it to you?
7469	Will you sit down near me?
7469	Will you take the portrait?
7469	Would it be disagreeable to you to sing now?
7469	Yes, dear; can I do anything for you?
7469	Yes; is it not?
7469	Yet his knowledge was not narrow?
7469	You accept my devotion?
7469	You accept what will make such things a matter of course?
7469	You admit now we could n''t have done anything better?
7469	You agree to change, then?
7469	You agree with me that I had better go?
7469	You and the four girls all in that closet of a room, with the green and yellow paper pressing on your eyes? 7469 You are English?
7469	You are a man of learning-- you are interested in Jewish history?
7469	You are afraid of grieving him?
7469	You are going to use his horse?
7469	You are going?
7469	You are not fond of him yourself?
7469	You are not here for the sake of the play, then?
7469	You are not named after your father, then?
7469	You are not well, dear?
7469	You assent to my arrangement, then?
7469	You can conceive no motive?
7469	You consent to become my wife?
7469	You do n''t feel quite ready for a journey to Southampton?
7469	You do n''t mean you would never be married?
7469	You do n''t object to hunting, then?
7469	You do n''t repent the choice of the law as a profession, Rex?
7469	You do n''t share that idea?
7469	You do want your earrings?
7469	You expect him to persevere?
7469	You have a brother?
7469	You have lost all sense of duty, then? 7469 You have made her an offer already, then?"
7469	You have not found it?
7469	You have written to Rome about that?
7469	You knew it?
7469	You knew nothing of my being at Chelsea?
7469	You like a_ nez retroussé_, then, and long narrow eyes?
7469	You like my singing? 7469 You live under the same roof with the Cohens, I think?"
7469	You mean to defy us, then?
7469	You mean, to give Alice lessons?
7469	You must surely have lived in England?
7469	You seem to have done well for yourself, Mirah? 7469 You think he will help her?"
7469	You want to know if I am English?
7469	You will always live at the Abbey-- or else at Diplow?
7469	You will like to see the stables, Henleigh?
7469	You will perhaps bring my cousin back to England?
7469	You will tell me if there is anything I forget?
7469	You wish me to be complaisant to him?
7469	You wo n''t run after the pretty gambler, then?
7469	You would not mind Isabel sitting with you? 7469 You would not mind singing before any one who wished to hear you?"
7469	Your parent''s desire makes no duty for you, then?
7469	_ Are_ you always getting the worst?
7469	_ Are_ you?
7469	_ She_ told you that?
7469	_ You_ are fond of danger, then?
7469	''You do n''t see the witticism, sir?''
7469	( Was there ever a young lady or gentleman not ready to give up an unspecified indulgence for the sake of the favorite one specified?)
7469	( Who has not seen men with faces of this corrective power till they frustrated it by speech or action?)
7469	( You observe my new vein of allegory?)
7469	--"Why are you so cruel to us all?"
7469	A fine_ menu_-- Is it to- day what Roman epicures Insisted that a gentleman must eat To earn the dignity of dining well?
7469	A fish honestly invited to come and be eaten has a clear course in declining, but how if it finds itself swimming against a net?
7469	After a little pause Grandcourt said,"Is Miss Harleth at Offendene?"
7469	After a little silence she said, with agitated hurry,"If he were here again, what should I do?
7469	After a moment''s pause he said to Deronda,"Do you know those people-- the Langens?"
7469	After a slight pause, he said,"Perhaps you know Hebrew?"
7469	After all, what was this man to her?
7469	After pausing a little, she added, abruptly,"And now tell me what you shall do?"
7469	Am I always to be in the dark?"
7469	Am I to understand that you mean to accept him?"
7469	Am I worse than I was when you found me and wanted to make me better?
7469	An honorable life?
7469	And Grandcourt himself?
7469	And Gwendolen?
7469	And Mr. Grandcourt behaves perfectly, now, does he not?"
7469	And after all, what will you get by it?
7469	And after that he said, without haste, as if conscious that he might be wrong,"Do you forget what I told you when we first saw each other?
7469	And apart from the network, would she have dared at once to say anything decisive?
7469	And do you quite understand?
7469	And how could she go on through the day in this state?
7469	And may I see you again this evening-- to- morrow-- when you have had some rest?
7469	And may not Jacob come and visit me?"
7469	And now I am come, I suppose you want to get back to England as soon as you can?"
7469	And now-- will you forsake me?"
7469	And so you actually believe that I should get my five pictures hung on the line in a conspicuous position, and carefully studied by the public?
7469	And the questions I would put are three: Is all change in the direction of progress?
7469	And then her mouth-- there never was a prettier mouth, the lips curled backward so finely, eh, Mackworth?"
7469	And what can I do but ask you?"
7469	And what reproach is there against me,"she added bitterly,"since I have made you glad to be a Jew?
7469	And what sort of dispute could a woman of any pride and dignity begin on a yacht?
7469	And what was it whether I died or lived?
7469	And what would he say if he knew everything?
7469	And where would you go to?
7469	And without me?"
7469	And you will not go away?"
7469	And-- can you believe it?
7469	Anything different?
7469	Are the Arrowpoints at Quetcham still, and is Herr Klesmer there?
7469	Are they rich?
7469	Are you as kind to me as I am to you?"
7469	Are you fond of horses?"
7469	Are you generally engaged in bookselling?"
7469	Are you getting discontented with yourself, Gwen?"
7469	Are you not able to forgive me?
7469	Are you not glad?"
7469	Are you quite reckless about me?"
7469	Are you quite sure of your own discretion?
7469	Are you ready?"
7469	As he closed the door, the bitter tears rose, and the gnawing words provoked an answer:"Why did you put your fangs into me and not into him?"
7469	As it was, she felt compelled to silence, and after a pause, Grandcourt said,"Am I to understand that some one else is preferred?"
7469	At last he said, looking at Daniel with examination,"So you do n''t want to be an Englishman to the backbone after all?"
7469	At length Grandcourt, seeing Lush turn toward him, looked at him again and said, contemptuously,"What follows?"
7469	At length something occurred to her that made her turn her face to Deronda and say in a trembling voice,"Is that all you can tell me?"
7469	At ten?"
7469	Attempts at description are stupid: who can all at once describe a human being?
7469	Because you think him too learned?"
7469	Besides, what could we do in this house without servants, and without money to warm it?
7469	Besides, where are you to stop along that road-- making loopholes where you do n''t want to peep, and so on?
7469	But Gwendolen felt some strength in saying,"How can I help what other people have done?
7469	But I fancy you are the man who knew most about what Mrs. Grandcourt felt or did not feel-- eh, Dan?"
7469	But I set myself to obey and suffer: what else could I do?
7469	But Mirah went on, absorbed in her memories,"Is it not wonderful how I remember the voices better than anything else?
7469	But Mirah''s anger was not appeased: how could it be?
7469	But are we always obliged to explain why the facts are not what some persons thought beforehand?
7469	But do n''t you want some more money?"
7469	But do you know I am bold enough to wish to correct_ you_, and require you to understand a joke?"
7469	But he must have made himself a pretty large drain of money, eh?"
7469	But he said, after a just perceptible pause:"Ezra?
7469	But his tone was what I could not bear; and how could I tell him what I wanted?
7469	But how can a man avoid himself as a subject in conversation?
7469	But how could she arrest his wooing by beginning to make a formal speech--"I perceive your intention-- it is most flattering, etc."?
7469	But how much more than that is true of our race?
7469	But how should you bear it?"
7469	But how to use it?
7469	But how was he to understand or conceive her present repulsion for Henleigh Grandcourt?
7469	But if his love lies deeper than any reasons to be found?
7469	But if so, I ask, why have n''t they done it?"
7469	But now the door was opened, and while none entered, a well- known voice said:"Daniel Deronda-- may he come in?"
7469	But now, how is the widow?"
7469	But now,"he added, with a certain drop in his voice to a lower, more familiar nasal,"what do you want for it?"
7469	But now-- did she know exactly what was the state of the case with regard to Mrs. Glasher and her children?
7469	But shall you mind throwing it over your shoulders while we are on the water?
7469	But she spoke again, hurriedly, looking at him,"You will not say that I ought to tell the world?
7469	But that positive statement was immediately followed by an inward query--"Could she have known anything of it?"
7469	But the thought in her mind was"Can he too be starting away from a decision?"
7469	But then, why had he never heard Sir Hugo speak of his brother Deronda, as he spoke of his brother Grandcourt?
7469	But was not Mirah to be there?
7469	But was she going to fulfill her deliberate intention?
7469	But were not men of ardent zeal and far- reaching hope everywhere exceptional?
7469	But what can I do?"
7469	But what can still that hunger of the heart which sickens the eye for beauty, and makes sweet- scented ease an oppression?
7469	But what difference could this pain of hers make to any one else?
7469	But what do I know of her?
7469	But what does it matter?
7469	But what else was he?
7469	But what has that to do with it?
7469	But what is it to be rational-- what is it to feel the light of the divine reason growing stronger within and without?
7469	But what is the good of trying to know more, unless life were worth more?"
7469	But what is the use of my taking the vows and settling everything as it should be, if that marplot Hans comes and upsets it all?"
7469	But what notion, what vain reliance could it be that had lain darkly within her and was now burning itself into sight as disappointment and jealousy?
7469	But what was that German quotation you were so ready with, Mirah-- you learned puss?"
7469	But what was to be done with Mirah?
7469	But where can we meet?"
7469	But where is her Jewish impudence?
7469	But where is our new neighbor?
7469	But where''s your gambling beauty, Deronda?
7469	But which among the chief of the Gentile nations has not an ignorant multitude?
7469	But who knows the pathways?
7469	But who shall say,''The fountain of their life is dried up, they shall forever cease to be a nation?''
7469	But who, loving a creature like Gwendolen, would not be inclined to regard every peculiarity in her as a mark of preeminence?
7469	But why did she not recognize him with more friendliness?
7469	But why did she run out of his way at first?
7469	But why have you now sent for me to tell me that I am a Jew?"
7469	But without further reflection he said,"Do n''t you know how much it is worth?"
7469	But would another woman who married Grandcourt be in fact the decisive obstacle to her wishes, or be doing her and her boy any real injury?
7469	But you are rich?"
7469	Ca n''t I be of use in going to Gadsmere?"
7469	Ca n''t we go to law and recover our fortune?
7469	Ca n''t you understand that?"
7469	Ca n''t you write now-- before we set out this morning?"
7469	Can I carry any word to my father from you?"
7469	Can Jeffries go on horseback with a note?"
7469	Can a fresh- made garment of citizenship weave itself straightway into the flesh and change the slow deposit of eighteen centuries?
7469	Can her mind be really made up against him?"
7469	Can this be part of the religious ceremony?
7469	Can we wonder at the practical submission which hid her constructive rebellion?
7469	Confess you hate them when they stand in your way-- when their gain is your loss?
7469	Could he know of Mrs. Glasher?
7469	Could he let Gwendolen go alone?
7469	Could she ask Grandcourt to tell her himself?
7469	Could the proud- spirited woman have behaved more like a child?
7469	Decisively, but yet with some return of kindness, she said,"About making love?
7469	Deronda could not escape( who can?)
7469	Deronda divined the hinted grief, and left it in silence, rising as he saw Mirah rise, and saying to her,"Are you going?
7469	Deronda, looking at the grandmother, who had only an inward silent laugh, said,"Are these the only grandchildren you have?"
7469	Deronda?"
7469	Deronda?"
7469	Deronda?"
7469	Deronda?"
7469	Deronda?--have you never seen Mr. Deronda?
7469	Did it go to your heart?"
7469	Did she want him to throw himself at her feet and declare that he was dying for her?
7469	Did you not observe how well Miss Arrowpoint shot?"
7469	Did you not say so?"
7469	Difficulties?
7469	Do I love that?
7469	Do I understand you?"
7469	Do n''t you think so?"
7469	Do they form a body of men hitherto free from false conclusions and illusory speculations?
7469	Do you know Hebrew?
7469	Do you know about my husband''s will?"
7469	Do you know him?"
7469	Do you mean that old Adonis in the George the Fourth wig?"
7469	Do you mind my waking you?"
7469	Do you object to him so much?"
7469	Do you remember that I said I was not of your race?"
7469	Do you suppose that is inattention or insolence, now?"
7469	Do you think a woman who cried, and prayed, and struggled to be saved from herself, could be a murderess?"
7469	Do you understand me?"
7469	Do you want to see it?"
7469	Do you want to send before to- morrow?"
7469	Do_ you_ like uncertainty?"
7469	Does anybody know them?"
7469	Does n''t he look ill?"
7469	Does one who has been all but lost in a pit of darkness complain of the sweet air and the daylight?
7469	Does she quite know what you are doing?"
7469	Does that flatter your imagination?"
7469	Dost thou understand, Mirah?"
7469	Else how can any one find an intense interest in life?
7469	Even now was it not possible?
7469	Every one is going to the other end now-- shall we join them?
7469	For what could not a woman do when she was married, if she knew how to assert herself?
7469	For whatever marriage had been for herself, how could she the less desire it for her daughter?
7469	For where might my father be going?
7469	For which of them, mother or girls, had not had a generous part in it-- giving their best in feeling and in act to her who needed?
7469	For who has two friends like him?"
7469	Fraser?"
7469	Gascoigne?"
7469	Grandcourt noticed a change in her face, and releasing his hand from under his knees, he laid it on hers, and said,"You object to my going away?"
7469	Grandcourt put up his telescope and said,"There''s a plantation of sugar- canes at the foot of that rock; should you like to look?"
7469	Grandcourt said,"Do you know how long it is since I first saw you in this dress?"
7469	Grandcourt, when they had half turned round, paused and said languidly,"Do you like this kind of thing?"
7469	Grandcourt?"
7469	Grandcourt?"
7469	Grandcourt?"
7469	Grandcourt?"
7469	Gwendolen did not speak immediately, and her uncle said with more emphasis,"Have you any doubt of that yourself, my dear?"
7469	Gwendolen gave way, and letting her head rest against her mother, cried out sobbingly,"Oh, mamma, what can become of my life?
7469	Had Anna been to see Gwendolen after she had known about the yacht?
7469	Had Grandcourt the least conception of what was going on in the breast of his wife?
7469	Has he made advances which you have discouraged?"
7469	Has he run away with it all?"
7469	Have I not borne it well?
7469	Have I not breathed my soul into you?
7469	Have you any more reason for being anxious now than you had a month ago?"
7469	Have you been left altogether ignorant of your people''s life, young man?"
7469	Have you been satisfied with the interview?"
7469	Have you ever tried your little chestnut at a ditch?
7469	Have you got any more knives at home?"
7469	Have you heard anything that has put you out of spirits lately?"
7469	Have you heard her-- of course you have-- heard her speak of her people and her religion?"
7469	Have you heard what sort of a young man he is, Henry?"
7469	Have you not strength of mind enough to see that you had better act on my assurance for a time, and test it?
7469	Have you seen her lately?"
7469	Have you the cursing spirit of the Jew in you?
7469	Have you thought of that plan--""Just leave me alone, will you?"
7469	Have you time to tell me more of my grandfather?
7469	He conceived that she did not love him; but was that necessary?
7469	He did come, however, and at a moment when he could propose to conduct Mrs. Davilow to her carriage,"Shall we meet again in the ball- room?"
7469	He did not mean to use it needlessly; but there are some persons so gifted in relation to us that their"How do you do?"
7469	He drew his chair quite close in front of her, and said, in a low tone,"Just be quiet and listen, will you?"
7469	He had hunted the tiger-- had he ever been in love or made love?
7469	He obeyed, saying,"You are quite relieved now, I trust?"
7469	He said,''What will you do?
7469	He said:''What is it you want done?''
7469	He told you how he found me?"
7469	He tried to recall her to particulars by asking,"Where was my grandfather''s home?"
7469	He was to be a lawyer, and what reason was there why he should not rise as high as Eldon did?
7469	He went to her side and said,"Are you relenting about the music and looking for something to play or sing?"
7469	Henleigh the boy jumped up and said,"Mamma, is it the miller with my donkey?"
7469	Her presence will be the greatest comfort to you-- it will give you a motive to save her from unnecessary pain?"
7469	How came you to know anything of it?"
7469	How can I stem that tide?"
7469	How can an ugly Christian, who is always dropping her work, convert a beautiful Jewess, who has not a fault?"
7469	How can he help being in love with her?
7469	How can they help their parents marrying or not marrying?"
7469	How can you be sure in so short a time?
7469	How could Deronda help this?
7469	How could I know that you would have the spirit of my father in you?
7469	How could I live?
7469	How could Mordecai have borne that those friends of his adversity should have been shut out from rejoicing in common with him?
7469	How could he be like his mother and not like his father?
7469	How could he be slow to understand feelings which now seemed nearer than ever to his own?
7469	How could he grasp the long- growing process of this young creature''s wretchedness?--how arrest and change it with a sentence?
7469	How could little thick boots make any noise on an Axminster carpet?
7469	How could she be defiant?
7469	How could she believe in sorrow?
7469	How could she run away to her own family-- carry distress among them, and render herself an object of scandal in the society she had left behind her?
7469	How could she take her mamma and the four sisters to London?
7469	How could she?
7469	How could the rose help it when several bees in succession took its sweet odor as a sign of personal attachment?
7469	How could we travel?
7469	How could you be so thoughtless as to leave me in uncertainty about your address?
7469	How could you choose my birthright for me?"
7469	How could you tell me things?"
7469	How did you know-- how did you find him?"
7469	How do I know that I can see you again?
7469	How do you know it would be lucky if he loved Mrs. Grandcourt?
7469	How do you know she''s gone?"
7469	How far was he justified in determining another life by his own notions?
7469	How much from her desire to show regret about his accident?
7469	How much of this was due to her presentiment from what he had said yesterday that he was going to talk of love?
7469	How satisfy?
7469	How that_ fat_ Deronda can bear looking at her----""Why do you call him a_ fat_?
7469	How to scale the wall?
7469	How was it that Gwendolen did not laugh?
7469	How was it that nothing more was heard of Miss Harleth?
7469	How was she to begin?
7469	How was this to be accounted for?
7469	How will you justify keeping one sort of memory and throwing away the other?
7469	How, then, could Grandcourt divine what was going on in Gwendolen''s breast?
7469	However you may decide you will not tell Mr. Grandcourt, or any one else, that you have seen me?"
7469	I am to cut and run?"
7469	I can not make myself love the people I have never loved-- is it not enough that I lost the life I did love?"
7469	I could be here by five-- will that do?"
7469	I could silence them: may not a man silence his awe or his love, and take to finding reasons, which others demand?
7469	I have never broken my word to you-- how many have you broken to me?
7469	I suddenly felt that I was very weak and weary, and yet where could I go?
7469	I suppose you have been there and know all about them?"
7469	I think that is a different doctrine from yours?"
7469	I want to go to Mrs. Meyrick''s: may I go with you?"
7469	I wanted to know whether you thought his face and form required that his words should be among the meanings of noble music?"
7469	I was forced to fly from my father; but if he came back in age and weakness and want, and needed me, should I say,''This is not my father''?
7469	I was not aware that there was a painting behind that panel; were you?"
7469	I was there yesterday-- perhaps they mentioned it to you?"
7469	I wonder what he thinks of my marriage?
7469	I wonder why he fixed on me as the musical one?
7469	If I put my hand on his knee and say,''What is the matter, father?''
7469	If I tell everything-- if I deliver up everything-- what else can be demanded of me?
7469	If Klesmer happened not to be at Quetcham, what could she do next?
7469	If he made any unpleasant discovery, was he bound to a disclosure that might cast a new net of trouble around her?
7469	If she cried toward him, what then?
7469	If somebody will introduce a brisk trade in watches among the''Jerusalem wares,''I''ll go-- eh, Mordecai, what do you say?"
7469	If there were nothing after all?
7469	In a subdued voice, she said,"Suppose I had gambled again, and lost the necklace again, what should you have thought of me?"
7469	In fact, it seemed to Deronda that she was only half conscious of her surroundings: was she hungry, or was there some other cause of bewilderment?
7469	In that attitude of preparation, he said,"Do you command me to go?"
7469	In that mood she once said,"Shall I tell you what is the difference between you and me, Ezra?
7469	Is Klesmer a severe man?"
7469	Is Miss Harleth there, or is she not?"
7469	Is eight hundred a year enough for you, mamma?"
7469	Is he a Great Unknown?"
7469	Is he an Englishman?"
7469	Is it Cambridge you have been to?"
7469	Is it any wonder that she saw her own necessity reflected in his feeling?
7469	Is it because I am a woman?"
7469	Is it because the singing lessons are so few, and are likely to fall off when the season comes to an end?
7469	Is it not begun?
7469	Is it not like mocking your parents?--like rejoicing in your parents''shame?"
7469	Is it not so?"
7469	Is it not truth I speak, Pash?"
7469	Is n''t that better than painting a piece of staring immodesty and calling it by a worshipful name?"
7469	Is she fond of her artist''s life-- is her singing worth anything?"
7469	Is that a good match for him?"
7469	Is that it?"
7469	Is that surprising?
7469	Is that the best I can do?"
7469	Is that what marriage always comes to?"
7469	Is that what you believe?"
7469	Is there a grand carriage, Amy?"
7469	Is there any man who stands between us?"
7469	Is there any pain like seeing what ought to be the best things in life turned into the worst?
7469	Is there any single occupation of mind that you care about with passionate delight or even independent interest?"
7469	Is there anything more that you would like to ask me?"
7469	Is this world and all the life upon it only like a farce or a vaudeville, where you find no great meanings?
7469	It is a common sentence that Knowledge is power; but who hath duly considered or set forth the power of Ignorance?
7469	It seemed to come naturally enough that he should say,"And you have no daughter?"
7469	It would be impossible to say"yes"in a tone that would be taken seriously; equally impossible to say"no;"but what else could she say?
7469	Kalonymos now put out his hand and said cordially,"So you are no longer angry at being something more than an Englishman?"
7469	Klesmer doubtless had magnificent ideas about helping artists; but how could he know the feelings of ladies in such matters?
7469	L''armi, qua l''armi: io solo Combatteró, procomberó sol io"--[ Footnote: Do none of thy children defend thee?
7469	Let me tell Hans and the girls the evening before, and they will be away the next morning?"
7469	Love- making and marriage-- how could they now be the imagery in which poor Gwendolen''s deepest attachment could spontaneously clothe itself?
7469	Mab felt herself unanswerable here, inclining to the opinion of Socrates:"What motive has a man to live, if not for the pleasure of discourse?"
7469	Mad project broken?
7469	May I ask for you at the Cohens''any evening after your hour at the book- shop?
7469	May I ask have you read it?"
7469	Me and my wife''ll feel honored, and so will mother; wo n''t you, mother?"
7469	Meanwhile, what would he tell her that she ought to do?
7469	Might it not be just as well, nay better, that Grandcourt should marry?
7469	Might there not come a disclosure which would hold the missing determination of his course?
7469	Mighty Love had laid his hand upon her; but what had he demanded of her?
7469	Mirah one day said to him--"I am continually going to speak to Mr. Deronda as if he were a Jew?"
7469	Mirah, quick as thought, went to the spot where Deronda was seeking, and said,"Did you lay it down?"
7469	Mirah, what are you looking sad for?"
7469	Mordecai paused, and then began in a changed tone, reverting to previous suggestions from Deronda''s disclosure:"What moved your parents----?"
7469	Moreover he liked being near her-- how could it be otherwise?
7469	Mr. Arrowpoint, will you tell your daughter what is her duty?"
7469	Mrs. Davilow paused a little, and then said,"Do you know who is to have the estates and the rest of the money?"
7469	Mrs. Davilow put this question rather anxiously, and receiving no answer, asked another:"You do n''t consider that you have discouraged him?"
7469	Mrs. Grandcourt, the Vandyke duchess, is your cousin?"
7469	No real vexation?"
7469	Now the father is there-- did you know that the father is there?"
7469	Now, did he suppose that she had not suspected him of being the person who redeemed her necklace?
7469	Now, what can I do for_ you_, sir?"
7469	Of what use was the rebellion within her?
7469	On whose shoulder would we lay it, that we might be free?"
7469	One day I asked him,''Is there a man capable of doing something for love of me, and expecting nothing in return?''
7469	Or did she expect him to write his proposals?
7469	Or shall I be trespassing in staying longer?"
7469	Or shall I write an answer for you-- which you will dictate?"
7469	Or, if you send it to me, will you promise not to catechise me upon it and ask me which part I like best?
7469	Presently Hans said, again speaking low, and without turning,"Excuse the question, but does Mrs. Grandcourt know of all this?"
7469	Presently he heard her cry imploringly,"You will not say that any one else should know?"
7469	Probably the evil; else why was the effect that of unrest rather than of undisturbed charm?
7469	See, mamma?"
7469	Shall I bring it about?
7469	Shall I go away, and come again whenever you wish it?"
7469	Shall he say,''That way events are wending, I will not resist?''
7469	Shall man, whose soul is set in the royalty of discernment and resolve, deny his rank and say, I am an onlooker, ask no choice or purpose of me?
7469	Shall we go now at once?"
7469	Shall we go up there?"
7469	Shall we say,"Let the ages try the spirits, and see what they are worth?"
7469	Shall you be glad to think that I am punished because I was not a Jewish mother to you?"
7469	Shall you comprehend your mother, or only blame her?"
7469	Shall you forgive me for not saying so before?"
7469	Shall you like to stand before your husband with these diamonds on you, and these words of mine in his thoughts and yours?
7469	Shall you like to stand before your husband with these diamonds on you, and these words of mine in his thoughts and yours?
7469	She could have no joy but to afflict herself; and where else would she go?
7469	She felt prepared to hear everything, and began in a tone of deliberate intention,"What have you thought of doing, exactly, mamma?"
7469	She gave herself no fuller reason than a painful sense of unfitness-- in what?
7469	She had come down- stairs equipped in this way; and when Mrs. Meyrick said, in a tone of question,"You like to go in that dress, dear?"
7469	She let her hands fall on her lap, and said with a pretty air of perversity,"Why is to- morrow the only day?"
7469	She raised her eyes again and said with something of her former clearness and defiance,"No"--wishing him to understand,"What then?
7469	She turned to her uncle again and said, apparently in acceptance of his ideas,"When is Mrs. Mompert likely to send for me?"
7469	She was merely coquetting, then?
7469	She was seeing the whole event-- her own acts included-- through an exaggerating medium of excitement and horror?
7469	She went to Ezra''s ear and whispered"Was my father here?"
7469	Short of Apollo himself, what great musical_ maestro_ could make a good figure at an archery meeting?
7469	Should you have known me,"she added, turning toward him,"if you had met me now?--should you have known me for the one you saw at Leubronn?"
7469	Should you like to be adored by the world and take the house by storm, like Mario and Tamberlik?"
7469	Sir Hugo, by way of changing the subject, said to her,"Is not this a beautiful room?
7469	So he said nothing about it to you?"
7469	Some attraction-- some engagement-- which it would have been only fair to make me aware of?
7469	Some may do wrong to another without remorse; but suppose one does feel remorse?
7469	Still she hesitated, and said more timidly than ever,"Do you belong to the theatre?"
7469	Such things had been known of male gamblers; why should not a woman have a like supremacy?
7469	Tell me-- it will not be a pain to you that I have dared to speak of my trouble to you?
7469	That doubt is in your mind?
7469	That evening Mrs. Davilow said,"Was it really so, or only a joke of yours, about Mr. Deronda''s spoiling your play, Gwen?"
7469	That''s a stupid place to go to, is n''t it?"
7469	The good- humor of the glance remained and shone out in a motherly way at Deronda, as she said, in a mild guttural tone,"How can I serve you, sir?"
7469	The market for spoons has never expanded enough for any one to say,"Why not?"
7469	The next morning at breakfast he said,"How are your bruises, Rex?"
7469	The silent question--"But is it not cowardly to make that a reason for turning away?"
7469	The soft warm rain of blossoms which had fallen just where she was-- did it really come because she was there?
7469	The story is chipped off, so to speak, and passes with a ragged edge into nothing--_le néant_; can anything be more sublime, especially in French?
7469	The stranger looked up again at Deronda, who said,"You will have no more fears with these friends?
7469	Their eyes meeting in that way seemed to allow any length of pause: but wait as long as she would, how could she contradict herself?
7469	Then Grandcourt said,"What men are invited here with their wives?"
7469	Then I said,''How shall I save the life within me from being stifled with this stifled breath?''"
7469	Then a great horror comes over me: what do I know of life or death?
7469	Then after a moment, looking up at the ivory again, she said,"Do_ you_ never find fault with the world or with others?"
7469	Then he said tenderly,"And so you wo n''t mind about leaving your old Nunc?"
7469	Then he said,"Are you as uncertain about yourself as you make others about you?"
7469	Then snatching the panel out of the hand of the culprit, she closed it hastily, saying,"There is a lock-- where is the key?
7469	Then,"Will you sit near me again a little while?"
7469	There is no objection, I suppose, to their knowing that you and I meet in private?"
7469	There is nothing that you feel need change your position in any way?
7469	There was a melancholy smile on her lips as she said that, but she added more entreatingly,"It will not be a pain to you?"
7469	They both said,"How do you do?"
7469	They turned their blank gray sides to her: what was there on the other side?
7469	Things can not be altered, and who cares?
7469	This last memory was just now very busy in her; for had not Klesmer then been struck with admiration of her pose and expression?
7469	This splendid specimen was probably gentle, suitable as a boudoir pet: what may not a lizard be, if you know nothing to the contrary?
7469	This was a chance to be risked: might she not be going in to buy something which had struck her fancy?
7469	This was not what Daniel expected, and was so far a relief, which gave him spirit to answer,"Am I to go to school?"
7469	To make a little difference for the better was what he was not contented to live without; but how to make it?
7469	To the last the evil temptation has been resisted?"
7469	Vandernoodt?"
7469	Was ever any young witch like this?
7469	Was he going to be a jealous husband?
7469	Was it a fit of madness?
7469	Was it alone the closeness of this fulfilment which made her heart flutter?
7469	Was it because I have a bulging forehead, ma, and peep from under it like a newt from under a stone?"
7469	Was it credible that she had refused Mr. Grandcourt?
7469	Was it in Mr. Fraser''s?
7469	Was it some event that had occurred during his absence, or only the growing fear of some event?
7469	Was it something, perhaps alterable, in the new position which had been made for her?
7469	Was not all her hurrying life of the last three months a show, in which her consciousness was a wondering spectator?
7469	Was she beautiful or not beautiful?
7469	Was she forsaken by him-- now-- already?
7469	Was she in a state of delirium into which there entered a sense of concealment and necessity for self- repression?
7469	Was that agitating experience nullified this morning?
7469	Was the bell on the verge of tolling, the sentence about to be executed?
7469	Was the good or the evil genius dominant in those beams?
7469	Was there any new change since then?
7469	Was there ever a more hypothetic appeal?
7469	Was there ever so unexpected an assertion of superiority-- at least before the late Teutonic conquest?
7469	Was there ever such a way before of accepting the bliss- giving"Yes"?
7469	Was there really something different about him, or was the difference only in her feeling?
7469	We all lived at Diplow for two years while the alterations were going on: Do you like Diplow?"
7469	We are going to the_ Hand and Banner_, I suppose, and shall be in private there?"
7469	We have nothing to carry but our clothes, you know?"
7469	We say,"What do you think?"
7469	Were the peculiarities of this man really associated with any sort of mental alienation, according to Cohen''s hint?
7469	What amiable baronet can escape the effect of a strong desire for a particular possession?
7469	What are doubts to me?
7469	What are you disposed to give for it?"
7469	What are you looking forward to, if you ca n''t behave properly as my wife?
7469	What better could the most loving mother have done?
7469	What can_ I_ do but cry for help?
7469	What could Deronda say?
7469	What could I do but say you were dead?
7469	What could I do?
7469	What could Rex say?
7469	What could he have done?"
7469	What could she say to justify her flight?
7469	What could you do for me but weary your own patience?
7469	What did Gwendolen look forward to?
7469	What did he really know about his origin?
7469	What did she wish?
7469	What did this vaunting brother need?
7469	What did you say was the name of that gentleman near the door?"
7469	What difference will it make to you that I have told you about your birth?"
7469	What do I care about his being a_ fat_?
7469	What do you say to Briseis being led away?
7469	What do you think of that?
7469	What do you think?"
7469	What do_ you_ know about the world?
7469	What does it all mean?"
7469	What does it matter whether_ he_ believes it or not?"
7469	What duty is made of a single difficult resolve?
7469	What else had she to tell him?
7469	What else is there for me?
7469	What father devoted himself to his daughter more than I did to you?
7469	What friend have you besides me?"
7469	What good have I been?
7469	What had she detained him for?
7469	What had she to complain of?
7469	What had they to form a polity with but memories of Europe, corrected by the vision of a better?
7469	What have you to be gloomy about_ now_?"
7469	What his need?
7469	What in the midst of that mighty drama are girls and their blind visions?
7469	What is growth, completion, development?
7469	What is he?"
7469	What is the good of calling the people''s wickedness Providence?
7469	What is your opinion?"
7469	What is your vocation?"
7469	What may become of him?
7469	What name doth Joy most borrow When life is fair?
7469	What name doth best fit Sorrow In young despair?
7469	What notions has he to make him so grave about things?
7469	What ought I to do?"
7469	What position could have been more difficult for a man full of tenderness, yet with clear foresight?
7469	What reasons for her belief could she give?
7469	What release, but death?
7469	What should I do else?
7469	What should I have done without you last night?
7469	What should I work at most?"
7469	What should we all do without the calendar, when we want to put off a disagreeable duty?
7469	What should you do-- what should you feel if you were in my place?"
7469	What sort of club is it?"
7469	What sort of earth or heaven would hold any spiritual wealth in it for souls pauperized by inaction?
7469	What sort of life had he before him-- he being nothing of any consequence?
7469	What spirit was there among the boughs?
7469	What strength have I?
7469	What subjects will not our talk embrace in leisurely day- journeying from Genoa to London?
7469	What then?
7469	What then?
7469	What then?
7469	What though such a reverse as hers had often happened to other girls?
7469	What was he going to be?
7469	What was she going to say beside?
7469	What was she going to say?
7469	What was she to do?
7469	What was she to say that would not be a condemnation of herself?
7469	What was the good of living in the midst of hardships, ugliness, and humiliation?
7469	What was the use of going to bed?
7469	What was there to be told her about property?
7469	What wonder that Deronda saw no other course than to go straight from the London railway station to the lodgings in that small square in Brompton?
7469	What wonder that multitudes of our people are ignorant, narrow, superstitious?
7469	What wonder?"
7469	What would be left her then?
7469	What would be the use if she refused to see Lush?
7469	What would it be for Daniel Deronda to entertain such thoughts?
7469	What, after all, had really happened?
7469	What_ does_ he say?"
7469	What_ is_ it that has happened?"
7469	When at last he had said,"Where is Gwendolen?"
7469	When he took his place at lunch, Grandcourt had said,"Deronda, Miss Harleth tells me you were not introduced to her at Leubronn?"
7469	When was she to have any happiness, if it did not come while she was young?
7469	Where can he be?
7469	Where did the child get her goodness from?
7469	Where was the good of choice coming again?
7469	Who are these Langens?
7469	Who can deny that bows and arrows are among the prettiest weapons in the world for feminine forms to play with?
7469	Who can not imagine the bitterness of a first suspicion that something in this object of complete love was_ not_ quite right?
7469	Who else is there?"
7469	Who else was it you owed everything to, if not to me?
7469	Who ever thought of his marrying?"
7469	Who has a chance against me?"
7469	Who is absolutely neutral?
7469	Who knows that about anybody?"
7469	Who knows?"
7469	Who knows?"
7469	Who says that the history and literature of our race are dead?
7469	Who shall say it?
7469	Who shall say where the pathways lie?
7469	Who supposes that it is an impossible contradiction to be superstitious and rationalizing at the same time?
7469	Who that has a confidant escapes believing too little in his penetration, and too much in his discretion?
7469	Who wants to be broiling at Genoa?"
7469	Who, under such circumstances, pities the husband?
7469	Why could she not be completely satisfied with what satisfied his larger judgment?
7469	Why could she not rebel and defy him?
7469	Why did n''t you remind me of them?
7469	Why did she care so much about the opinion of this man who was"nothing of any consequence"?
7469	Why did you come so very early?
7469	Why do you treat me in this way all at once?"
7469	Why is he come to Diplow?"
7469	Why not?
7469	Why should I not bring all four if I liked?"
7469	Why should he not obey such an impulse, as he would have done toward any other lady in the room?
7469	Why should n''t I do as I like, and not mind?
7469	Why should she feel it bitter to her that Grandcourt showed concern for the beings on whose account she herself was undergoing remorse?
7469	Why should she not let him come?
7469	Why should she not take little Henleigh into the Park?
7469	Why then are there tragedies and grand operas, where men do difficult things and choose to suffer?
7469	Why was she to deny herself the freedom of doing this-- which she would like to do?
7469	Why was the wish to look again felt as coercion and not as a longing in which the whole being consents?
7469	Why will you say he is lucky-- why will you use words of that sort about life and death-- when what is life to one is death to another?
7469	Why-- since you seem angry that I should be glad?"
7469	Why?
7469	Why?
7469	Will any harm come to me because I broke his trust in the daylight after he was gone into darkness?
7469	Will any one be surprised at Deronda''s concluding that she wished him to join her?
7469	Will any say''It can not be''?
7469	Will he think you have any right to complain when he has made you miserable?
7469	Will he think you have any right to complain when he has made you miserable?
7469	Will it always be so?"
7469	Will you allow it, baroness?"
7469	Will you allow me to introduce Mr. Mallinger Grandcourt?"
7469	Will you come and sing at a private concert at my house on Wednesday?"
7469	Will you give him this letter to set him against me and ruin us more-- me and my children?
7469	Will you give him this letter to set him against me and ruin us more-- me and my children?
7469	Will you go?"
7469	Will you let me make you known to them, so that they may have the pleasure of showing hospitality to my friend''s grandson?
7469	Will you let me take you to them?"
7469	Will you not put on the ring?"
7469	Will you tell it me, or let him know that I want to see him?"
7469	With a happy curl of the lips, she said,"Will you not see mamma?
7469	With a sudden light in her eyes and a tremor in her voice, she said,"Who are the people that say evil of him?
7469	With ten louis at her disposal and a return of her former luck, which seemed probable, what could she do better than go on playing for a few days?
7469	Woman was tempted by a serpent; why not man?"
7469	Would he, without that, despise her for marrying Grandcourt?
7469	Would it ever be mentioned to him?
7469	Would she divine the rest?
7469	Would the alternative-- that I should not disappoint him-- be less painful to me?"
7469	Would the time come when his uncle would tell him everything?
7469	Would you rather be at Ryelands?"
7469	Yet how could she utter this?
7469	Yet what had been the history which had brought her to this desolation?
7469	Yet-- was it triumph she felt most or terror?
7469	You are interested in him?"
7469	You do not suspect me of wrong desires about those things?"
7469	You have forgotten that you are our only child-- that it lies with you to place a great property in the right hands?"
7469	You have no objection, I hope?"
7469	You have not been deeply pained by anything you have learned, I hope?
7469	You know what happened-- did he not tell you?
7469	You mark the phrase?
7469	You may as well ask me to wear out the stones with kneeling; eh, Grandcourt?"
7469	You mentioned Mirah, then?"
7469	You must let me make you happy now at last-- else what shall I do?"
7469	You remember her calling me?"
7469	You remember the low white house nearly hidden by the trees, as we turn up the lane to the church?"
7469	You saw Miss Harleth?"
7469	You will call yourself a Jew and profess the faith of your fathers?"
7469	You will go, Dan, wo n''t you?"
7469	You will not change-- you will not want to punish me now?"
7469	You will not forsake me?"
7469	You will rest to- night?"
7469	You wo n''t mind sitting down in our family place and waiting a bit for me, if I''m not in when you come, sir?
7469	You would wish her to do so-- to come and see them, would you not?"
7469	You''re perhaps from the West End-- a longish drive?"
7469	Your singing will satisfy her:''Vor den Wissenden sich stellen;''you know the rest?"
7469	_ 1st Gent._ What woman should be?
7469	_ Fronsberg._ For him?
7469	after your experience, will you let a whim interfere with your comfortable settlement in life?"
7469	and his attachment to her brother, was it not begun late to be soon ended?
7469	and the baron?".
7469	and to- morrow Sunday?"
7469	and what was the secret of form or expression which gave the dynamic quality to her glance?
7469	and where was your feeling in return?
7469	are you a little touched with the sublime lash?"
7469	are you?"
7469	be like Miss Graves at Madame Meunier''s?
7469	cried Lydia, with a faint smile;--was he aware of the minor fact that he made her feel ill this morning?
7469	cried Mrs. Arrowpoint;"who in their senses ever thought it would do?
7469	durance, assault on watch, Bill for Epernay, not a crust to eat?
7469	fine mechanic wings That would not fly?
7469	going to Ryelands again?"
7469	he is not hurt, I hope?"
7469	how?"
7469	if it were not possible for her to earn money at once?
7469	if not, how shall we discern which change is progress and which not?
7469	it is nothing serious, then?"
7469	must submit at present, whatever might be in the background for her?
7469	my series-- my immortal Berenice series?
7469	not of the other establishment he keeps up?"
7469	or was it some dim forecast, the insistent penetration of suppressed experience, mixing the expectation of a triumph with the dread of a crisis?
7469	retorted Hans,"do you want her to wear weeds for_ you_ all her life-- burn herself in perpetual suttee while you are alive and merry?"
7469	said Mirah, looking doubtfully at Mrs. Meyrick, who in her turn looked up at her son, and said,"What do you think, Hans?"
7469	said Mrs. Meyrick;"can it be Lady Mallinger?
7469	said Mrs. Meyrick;"come and sit down reasonably and let us talk?"
7469	what can be your reason for saying so?"
7469	what else would you have me, but what I am sure to be?
7469	what relation has proved itself more potent in the world than faith even when mistaken-- than expectation even when perpetually disappointed?
7469	who can believe that he would call out the tender affections in daily companionship?
7469	who is that girl with the awfully well- set head and jolly figure?"
7469	why do n''t you make an opportunity of saying these things in public?
7469	why do you bring a more horrible noise than my singing?"
7469	you will not say that I ought to be disgraced?
7469	you would n''t be afraid, eh?"
7469	young woman; what is it you''re wanting with Colman Street, eh?''
12680	''Ow would you like to pay for Pesach''s new coat? 12680 A little rum?"
12680	A new Jewish paper?
12680	A preacher speaks with authority, but this penny- a- liner--"With truth?
12680	About me?
12680	About that?
12680	Addie,he said,"is n''t it funny I should be marrying a Jewish girl, after all?"
12680	Addle?
12680	After all these years?
12680	Ah, did they twitter?
12680	Ah, then I presume you came in for some of the two thousand, despite your non- connection with Torah?
12680	Ah, then you do know something about Miss Ansell?
12680	Ah, what is that? 12680 Ah, what is that?"
12680	Ai n''t I bigger?
12680	Ai n''t I?
12680	Ai n''t you forgetting about election expenses, Pinchas?
12680	All Israel are brothers,and how better honor the Sabbath than by making the lip- babble a reality?
12680	Am I going to have my breakfast in peace? 12680 Am I playing the part so badly as all that?"
12680	And ai n''t I older than you?
12680	And ai n''t you four?
12680	And did he?
12680	And do the Goldsmiths know of your discontent?
12680	And do you really believe that we are sanctified to God''s service?
12680	And do you really think we two between us can fill up the paper every week?
12680	And does lack of modern lights constitute ignorance?
12680	And does your teacher know everything?
12680	And have you been happy, Benjy?
12680	And have you been inside?
12680	And how did their families live?
12680	And how did you repair the breach?
12680	And how is the child?
12680	And how is your sister Hannah? 12680 And how is_ The Flag of Judah_?"
12680	And how many tongues do you know?
12680	And how much do you think I gave for them?
12680	And if I do sing the Passover_ Yigdal_ instead of the New Year, have I not reason, seeing I have_ no bread in the house_? 12680 And is this what one shows to a young girl?"
12680	And leave me?
12680	And says not the Talmud,put in the Pole as if he were on the family council,"''Flay a carcass in the streets rather than be under an obligation''?"
12680	And suffered much?
12680	And suppose? 12680 And the poor fellow''s father and mother?"
12680	And then you would want to go?
12680	And thou hast the heart to leave me?
12680	And ven? 12680 And was n''t I born afore you?"
12680	And what can he do? 12680 And what did Milly say then?"
12680	And what did you think of it? 12680 And what does he say?"
12680	And what harm is he doing you?
12680	And what has become of her?
12680	And what is this place, Burnmud, I ask to go to?
12680	And what is_ her_ inclination? 12680 And what was the good of that?"
12680	And what will they give thee for it? 12680 And when wilt thou read it to me?"
12680	And where is Bobby?
12680	And where is the_ Cohen_?
12680	And who''s Sam?
12680	And why are n''t you at school?
12680	And why have you broken your resolution?
12680	And why not?
12680	And would n''t you if you had your own way?
12680	And would you like to be a teacher?
12680	And you have been reading it?
12680	And you really think I am Sam Levine''s wife?
12680	And you really think that Judaism is not dead, intellectually speaking?
12680	And you would really not mind whom I married?
12680	And your Bessie?
12680	And your father and mother?
12680	And your relatives?
12680	And, naturally, everybody detests me?
12680	Any gold lace?
12680	Are the Belcovitches all well? 12680 Are the same people living here?"
12680	Are you a Socialist, then?
12680	Are you a_ Cohen_?
12680	Are you not happy?
12680	Are you_ Meshuggah_?
12680	Are your mother and father well?
12680	Art thou Benjamin?
12680	Art thou a man or a woman?
12680	At the British Museum?
12680	Becky married yet?
12680	Beenah, hast thou heard aught about our Daniel?
12680	Besides, will you deny they have the organ in their Sabbath services?
12680	Bessie, was n''t it?
12680	Better than the Crystal Palace, where they take the boys?
12680	But Dickens-- did he know Latin or Greek?
12680	But I shall be up soon, wo n''t I? 12680 But Rosenbaum is a good pull- down on the other side, eh?"
12680	But about all those meetings?
12680	But about my marrying him-- you are not really in earnest?
12680	But d''yer suppose I should just find a buyer named Esther Ansell?
12680	But did I tell you the story of the woman who asked me a question the other day? 12680 But did n''t you get another?"
12680	But did n''t you look for her?
12680	But do you mean to say you look upon them as facts?
12680	But father?
12680	But have you Socialistic sympathies?
12680	But have you the wherewithal to support her?
12680	But how about meetings?
12680	But how came you to marry him?
12680	But how can I forget?
12680	But how is the Messiah to redeem his people?
12680	But how will you live?
12680	But how will your audience understand it?
12680	But if he is as ignorant as all that, how could he have written the letter?
12680	But if he would n''t?
12680	But if nobody has read the man''s book,Raphael Leon ventured to interrupt at last,"is it quite fair to assume his book is n''t fit to read?"
12680	But is it recovered from the circumcision?
12680	But is n''t it all absurd, father?
12680	But is n''t it_ Schnorring_ to be dependent on strangers?
12680	But is n''t that a narrow conception of God''s revelation?
12680	But is the author to blame for that? 12680 But is the civilized world any better?
12680	But it has not cost you forty pounds yet?
12680	But ought you not rather to utilize yourself for the correction of the portrait of Abrahams?
12680	But sha n''t we want a publisher?
12680	But shall we consider expense where your health is concerned?
12680	But she does n''t mean it, does she, father?
12680	But suppose you fail?
12680	But surely you do n''t also long to return to Palestine?
12680	But then what will become of the next number?
12680	But then, what about this?
12680	But thou didst not?
12680	But what if the mechanism of competitive society works so that thousands do n''t even get the plainest living? 12680 But what if they want to take him altogether at a higher salary?"
12680	But what is to be said of a rich community which recruits its clergy from the lower classes? 12680 But what is to become of me-- of my conversion?"
12680	But what was the use of that? 12680 But what will you do?"
12680	But what wilt thou do?
12680	But what?
12680	But where are all the people going? 12680 But where is everybody?
12680	But where shall I get six pounds from?
12680	But wherefore should he lie?
12680	But who''d have_ me_? 12680 But why ca n''t they save the Jews altogether?"
12680	But why do Christians all reverence this book? 12680 But why do I feel good when I read what Jesus said?"
12680	But why must we preserve any boundaries? 12680 But why postpone the inevitable?"
12680	But why should n''t I buy it for myself?
12680	But why should n''t Jews without Judaism marry Christians without Christianity? 12680 But why should n''t we have them now?"
12680	But why?
12680	But will it come to anything?
12680	But wo n''t we be terribly late?
12680	But would n''t that be wasting money?
12680	But you can leave out some advertisements?
12680	But you do n''t mean to say your father would forbid you to marry a man you cared for, just because he was n''t_ froom_?
12680	But you love your religion more, my child?
12680	But you said business was all right?
12680	But you surely would n''t call Hannah a divorced woman?
12680	But you will not do this?
12680	But you would n''t make a cult of beauty?
12680	But you-- whatever your change-- you have not lost faith in primaries?
12680	But, Rosetta, what has Raphael Leon to do with my getting into Parliament?
12680	But, father,asked Hannah,"do n''t you believe any Jew ever really believes in Christianity?"
12680	But,said the actor- manager, with a sudden recollection,"how about the besom?"
12680	Ca n''t they?
12680	Ca n''t you say you want to buy it for yourself? 12680 Ca n''t you see that it''s false economy to risk a break- down even if you use yourself purely for others?
12680	Ca n''t you sell something?
12680	Call me a visitor?
12680	Call that a ay- puth?
12680	Can I do anything for you, mum, afore I go to bed?
12680	Can not you read in them?
12680	Can not you trust me?
12680	Can there be any doubt of it? 12680 Can you lend me six pounds?"
12680	Can you undertake to print an eight- page paper?
12680	Can you wonder at it? 12680 Certainly; is it not a command--''Be fruitful and multiply''?"
12680	Could n''t we be more than friends? 12680 Could n''t your sister Adelaide do you a story?"
12680	Could the Masters make men?
12680	Couldst thou not look to the apples? 12680 Cruel, it is n''t half what he deserves,"said Mrs. Goldsmith,"or ought I to say she?
12680	Dear? 12680 Deny it, indeed?
12680	Did I not say you vould produce the finest paper in the kingdom? 12680 Did he write the Psalms?"
12680	Did n''t I say an Englishman could never master the Talmud?
12680	Did n''t you drop it on that beastly dog?
12680	Did not King David fight the Philistines as well as write the Psalms?
12680	Did you call me, Hannah?
12680	Did you not see Daniel with her at the ball?
12680	Did you settle the dispute satisfactorily?
12680	Did you, really?
12680	Do I know? 12680 Do I?
12680	Do I? 12680 Do n''t I look old enough already?"
12680	Do n''t you feel cold, working?
12680	Do n''t you know,he gasped,"that the ministers always send up their own sermons, pages upon pages of foolscap?"
12680	Do n''t you remember me?
12680	Do they?
12680	Do you call that being a_ Schnorrer_?
12680	Do you dare mention the Name even when you propose to profane it? 12680 Do you ever see that paper?"
12680	Do you expect that fellow Sidney Graham back?
12680	Do you imagine I am only thinking of my own suffering? 12680 Do you know I am so glad you did n''t pay me the obvious compliment?"
12680	Do you know I have summonsed Morris Kerlinski?
12680	Do you know that anecdote about the two Jews in the Transvaal?
12680	Do you know the story?
12680	Do you know who that was, Joe?
12680	Do you know,he said in the course of the meal,"I feel I ought not to have told you what a wicked person I am?
12680	Do you love him so much, Hannah?
12680	Do you mean I''m to take part in my own conversion?
12680	Do you mean it?
12680	Do you mean the young man with the dyed carnation in his buttonhole and the crimson handkerchief in his bosom?
12680	Do you mean to say I ca n''t marry Hannah?
12680	Do you mean to say that my father was an Epicurean?
12680	Do you mean to say you print them all with your own hand?
12680	Do you mean, perhaps, that_ you_ have been getting money out of him?
12680	Do you realize what sort of a position you are asking me to keep? 12680 Do you remember the time you did n''t go?"
12680	Do you suffer from headaches?
12680	Do you suppose a man can take such a step as that without its getting known? 12680 Do you think George Eliot and Lessing did n''t understand the Jewish character?"
12680	Do you think I ca n''t take care of myself, that I need any one to protect me or to help me?
12680	Do you think I could face my father and mother, knowing I was about to wound them to the heart? 12680 Do you think it''s a good match?"
12680	Do you think so? 12680 Do you think so?"
12680	Do you think that''s it?
12680	Do you think the paper''ll live?
12680	Do you want any more?
12680	Do you want to?
12680	Do you?
12680	Does oor birfday come before mine, then?
12680	Done? 12680 Dost thou contradict the Prayer- book?"
12680	Dost thou forget whom thou talkest to?
12680	Eh, Parliament? 12680 Eh?
12680	Eh? 12680 Eh?
12680	Ephraim, what think you I got this fish for? 12680 Esther, d''ye mean?"
12680	Ev yer forgotten what I promised yer?
12680	Fanny Belcovitch, did you say?
12680	Father, dost thou hear?
12680	Father,cried Hannah in piercing tones,"can nothing be done?"
12680	Father,she said nervously, blushing a little,"who was that you said you had in your eye?"
12680	Finding out what?
12680	Going to be divorced from him to- morrow?
12680	Ha, then it vill appear in the other half,_ hein_?
12680	Hannah,he said, his voice tremulous with pain and astonishment,"dost thou, too, set light by thy father?"
12680	Has Goldsmith agreed to your terms, then?
12680	Has anything happened?
12680	Has one of you ever been there?
12680	Has she got a holiday to- day, too?
12680	Hast thou any one in thine eye?
12680	Have n''t I remembered you all these years? 12680 Have n''t I written letters for twenty years?"
12680	Have n''t they got no fire-_goyas_? 12680 Have n''t you come back to England to get a wife?
12680	Have n''t you detected the cloven hoof in my leaders? 12680 Have they?"
12680	Have you brought any crumbs with you? 12680 Have you done preaching at me, Raphael?"
12680	Have you made a good journey this time?
12680	Have you never taken soup at the Kitchen?
12680	Have you not head enough to see that that is all bunkum? 12680 Have you not, my sweet, innocent young lady, heard the story of the two Jews in Burgos Cathedral?"
12680	Have you said the afternoon prayer, boys?
12680	Have you told her?
12680	He''s a bit of a gambler and a spendthrift, is n''t he? 12680 Henry,"she continued impressively,"how would you like to get into Parliament?"
12680	Here, Michael, what do you think I gave for all this lot?
12680	Ho, you''re sending me away, are you?
12680	How are you, Becky?
12680	How are you, Esther?
12680	How are you, Solomon?
12680	How are you? 12680 How are you?"
12680	How are your people in America?
12680	How can I eat? 12680 How can a piece of fun, a joke, be a valid marriage?"
12680	How can a woman be satisfied?
12680	How can it die? 12680 How can one be respectable on three pounds a week?
12680	How can that be?
12680	How can we afford it when I lose a morning''s work into the bargain?
12680	How can we spare the money?
12680	How can you say that? 12680 How can you suspect me of writing orthodox leaders?"
12680	How could either of you have borne the sights and smells of the steerage? 12680 How dare you come to- night?"
12680	How darest thou take all this money from strangers, and perfect strangers? 12680 How do you justify that?"
12680	How do you know I could?
12680	How do you know he has?
12680	How do you know?
12680	How do you know?
12680	How do you make that out?
12680	How do you mean?
12680	How does Miss Ansell live? 12680 How goes it with you?"
12680	How is it possible?
12680	How is that possible?
12680	How is your Hannah''s late husband?
12680	How is your son Daniel?
12680	How know you that?
12680	How long was that ago?
12680	How many brothers and sisters have_ you_ got?
12680	How many seahs do you think one could safely carry?
12680	How many shall you want?
12680	How many times shall I tell you? 12680 How much is it?"
12680	How much that?
12680	How much will they want for it?
12680	How shall I not? 12680 How should I know?
12680	How should I know? 12680 How will you get the money to travel with?"
12680	How wilt thou, an old man, face the sea and the strange faces all alone? 12680 How''s baby?
12680	How? 12680 How?"
12680	I always told Addie Raphael could never write so eloquently; did n''t I, Addie? 12680 I do n''t know, I have done a good deal in gems; but where_ is_ the Rabbi?"
12680	I forgive him that because you know he''s not very presentable, is he, Esther?
12680	I know,he said,"Becky has a lot of young men after her, but what are they but a pack of bare- backs?
12680	I said, and ven ve are not in Poland must n''t ve keep_ none_ of our religion?
12680	I say, why ca n''t you leave the old man alone?
12680	I shall see you again before you go to America?
12680	I suppose Mr. Weingott is getting a good living now in Manchester?
12680	I suppose it is all about now?
12680	I suppose you have come to scold me for not answering the invitation to speak at the distribution of prizes to your religion class?
12680	I thought the_ Flag_ was your own?
12680	I thought you were old Four- Eyes,the boy murmured in confusion--"Wasn''t he here just now?"
12680	I''ll tell you what, Sam, ca n''t you come back for next Saturday week?
12680	I? 12680 I?"
12680	If Esther wanted us to know her address, what can prevent her sending it?
12680	If the latest news made a column when it was first set up before the accident, how can it make less now?
12680	Immediately after_ Shool_ I spake with the Rabbi and he said''Bear, are thy_ Tephillin_ in order?'' 12680 Indeed?"
12680	Is Saul also among the prophets, is Levi also among the story- tellers?
12680	Is he at home?
12680	Is it a part?
12680	Is it absurd that you should be scorched if you play with fire?
12680	Is it in my hand to do or to forbear?
12680	Is it like the one Bessie Sugarman''s got?
12680	Is it so astonishing to you?
12680	Is it worth while bringing a scandal on the community for the sake of ten shillings? 12680 Is it your wish to marry soon, then?"
12680	Is marriage a_ Mitzvah_, then?
12680	Is n''t it astonishing how names repeat themselves? 12680 Is n''t it rather to his credit that he has conquered his bad habits?"
12680	Is n''t that like a steam- hammer cracking a nut or Hoti burning down his house to roast a pig? 12680 Is n''t that the thought deep down in your heart of hearts?"
12680	Is she still as pretty?
12680	Is that by way of compensation for losing my husband?
12680	Is that in the prayer- book?
12680	Is that pin- mark gone away yet, Milly, from the precious little thing?
12680	Is that the way you sit on the books sent in for review?
12680	Is that what you judge by, Debby?
12680	Is that what you two have been plotting? 12680 Is the gentleman waiting to see me?"
12680	Is there anything lacking in your life, then?
12680	Is your grandmother in town?
12680	Is your sister engaged yet?
12680	It did n''t seem probable, did it?
12680	It was Shmool''s sister that married Hyam Robins, was n''t it, mother?
12680	It''s a healthy sign of affection, is a storm- cloud, but do n''t you think it''s just a wee, tiny, weeny bit too previous?
12680	It''s not your line, eh?
12680	Kids are a beastly nuisance,said Levi,"do n''t you think so, Esther?"
12680	Lend thee--?
12680	Let go, d''you hear?
12680	May I ask him up here?
12680	May I come in?
12680	May I trouble you to put on your things at once, Miss Ansell?
12680	May we not dream nobler dreams than political independence? 12680 Me?
12680	Me? 12680 Me?"
12680	Mother,said Hannah, passionately breaking the silence,"are you going to stay here while Levi is dying in a strange town?"
12680	My Ebenezer is_ Barmitzvah_ next_ Shabbos_ week; vill you do me the honor to drop in wid your moder and fader after_ Shool_?
12680	My brothers, how can we keep Judaism in a land where there is no Socialism? 12680 My butter?
12680	My dear Mr. Brandon, why will you persist in making me out a liar?
12680	My dear, how can he?
12680	No, how can we say that?
12680	No, is there aught between them?
12680	No, what is it?
12680	No, what talkest thou?
12680	No, why should you?
12680	No, why?
12680	No? 12680 No?"
12680	No?
12680	No?
12680	No?
12680	Nonsense, what maiden would have me?
12680	Nonsense, why not?
12680	Nonsense?
12680	Not Reb Shemuel?
12680	Not a Jew?
12680	Not like thy English drinks, eh?
12680	Not marry a_ Cohen_? 12680 Not practicable?"
12680	Not?
12680	Now, what can I do for you?
12680	O Benjy-- Is it really you? 12680 Of course there are snobs amongst us, but is it not the same in all sects?"
12680	Oh yes, you''re always first in your class, ai n''t you?
12680	Oh, Sidney, what are you saying?
12680	Oh, but suppose I sha n''t want to get married?
12680	Oh, ca n''t he?
12680	Oh, did I? 12680 Oh, do you think so?"
12680	Oh, have you brought that?
12680	Oh, how are you, grandmother?
12680	Oh, how can you talk so heartlessly?
12680	Oh, how could I, Benjy?
12680	Oh, how is Miss Hyams? 12680 Oh, indeed, what did she want?"
12680	Oh, is that to- day?
12680	Oh, no, how could I?
12680	Oh, not at all?
12680	Oh, then you agree with the others about the book?
12680	Oh, where could I get a number?
12680	Oh, why will you misconstrue everything I say?
12680	Oh, why will you sneer at Strelitski?
12680	Oh, will you, Benjy? 12680 On a holiday?"
12680	On what?
12680	Or have you, perhaps, saved up a tidy sum of money?
12680	Orthodox? 12680 Otherwise where would be the fun of being grown up?
12680	Outsiders admitted?
12680	Painted in the best style, for a tanner--"A spoonge, mister?
12680	Perhaps I write you a comic opera for your company--_hein_? 12680 Perhaps the prize- distribution is over?"
12680	Phwat''s the matther?
12680	Really?
12680	Shall I buy it up and let you work it on your lines?
12680	Shall I march about in this weather? 12680 Shall I sit still like thee while our home is eaten up around us?"
12680	Shall my writings not suffice? 12680 She cut herself adrift?"
12680	She played a timbrel, though, did n''t she?
12680	She said:''Selina Green, and what did Moses do when the Children of Israel grumbled for water?'' 12680 She, too, is ill. And how will the children do without thee?
12680	Should I?
12680	Sister?
12680	So?
12680	So?
12680	Strelitski is n''t married, is he?
12680	Sugarman the_ Shadchan''s_ daughter?
12680	Sugarman''s daughter?
12680	Suppose you had been in want and I could have helped you?
12680	Suppose,she said slowly,"I wanted to marry a Christian?"
12680	Surely we were friends?
12680	Surely you can write to her publishers?
12680	Surely you know that all these miracles were false?
12680	Surely you know what you are?
12680	Talking of Karlkammer''s article, are you ever going to use up Herman''s scientific paper?
12680	Tell me, your aunt is called Mrs. Levine, is n''t she?
12680	That little girl your father brought upstairs here on the Rejoicing of the Law, that was your sister, was n''t it?
12680	The RÃ © dacteur vill not redact long,_ hein_?
12680	The long one in his prize poem?
12680	Then I suppose you have the means?
12680	Then do you think we shall tell him we ca n''t afford to give him more?
12680	Then if there is no one else in your thoughts, why should n''t it be me? 12680 Then they do n''t sit on the stairs in the morning any more?"
12680	Then we can be married at Liverpool before sailing?
12680	Then why are you smiling?
12680	Then why did n''t you stop me?
12680	Then why give up your platform, your housetop, whence you may do so much good? 12680 Then you will live with your people, I suppose?"
12680	Then you will remain a good Jew,said Mendel, trembling all over,"even when we are far away?"
12680	Then''ow can your birfday come afore mine?
12680	Then, vy not take another eighth of a ticket?
12680	Then, why waste it?
12680	Then-- what-- how?
12680	There, Esther, is n''t that just what I''ve been saying in other words?
12680	They put all those petty little things in the Jewish papers, do n''t they?
12680	They write that themselves?
12680	They''ve got a father, have n''t they? 12680 This man-- tell me, my daughter, thou lovest him still?"
12680	Thou art not angry with me, father?
12680	Thou hast heard?
12680	Thou hast not heard talk of him and Sugarman''s daughter?
12680	Thou hearest?
12680	Thou meanest that I am not guiltless; that I should have kept him at my side?
12680	Thou seest my sorrows? 12680 Thou seest, Shemuel?"
12680	Thou wilt not forget?
12680	Thou wilt take this journey though I forbid thee?
12680	Thou wilt travel with ware in the country?
12680	Three guineas?
12680	Tink not? 12680 To make you laugh?"
12680	To whom are you apologising?
12680	To whom?
12680	To whom?
12680	Twopence?
12680	Vat vill you give me, if I find you a RÃ © dacteur?
12680	Vat you care? 12680 Vat you think me?"
12680	Vere''s my poem, my great poesie?
12680	Vould our Sages( their memories for a blessing) put anything into the Talmud that vasn''t true?
12680	Vy not? 12680 Vy not?
12680	Vy vill you not let me get_ you_ a vife, Mr. Hyams? 12680 Vy you no let me address meetings-- not de little ones in de street, but de great ones in de hall of de Club?
12680	Vy? 12680 Was he well?"
12680	Was it a nice play, Miriam?
12680	Was it made of sapphire?
12680	Was it serious?
12680	Was it treacherously to undermine Judaism that you so eagerly offered to edit for nothing?
12680	Was it?
12680	Was n''t she your art- critic?
12680	Was n''t that the man who appeared at the police- court the other day for being drunk and disorderly?
12680	We are so ignorant of our own history-- can we wonder at the world''s ignorance of it? 12680 Well, I am to take it for granted you will not write that antidote?"
12680	Well, MÃ © she, whither fliest thou? 12680 Well, and what did Miss Hyams say then?"
12680	Well, but do you think it''s honorable?
12680	Well, but then what am I to say to the Committee?
12680	Well, but what about your own son?
12680	Well, but wo n''t she cry and be miserable here, if you read, and with no Isaac to play with?
12680	Well, did n''t you say we must make a holiday to- day?
12680	Well, did you enjoy yourselves?
12680	Well, dost thou expect luck and blessing to crawl into it? 12680 Well, have I time?
12680	Well, how do you expect me to get the knowledge?
12680	Well, how goes it, Reb MÃ © she?
12680	Well, is n''t that a compensation?
12680	Well, must you put in your leader?
12680	Well, sir, and is not that a good reason?
12680	Well, what is it? 12680 Well, what of it?
12680	Well, when are you going to get him?
12680	Well, who else_ is_ there?
12680	Well, why do n''t you wipe it up, stupid?
12680	Well, you know whether you believe in Judaism or not?
12680	Well? 12680 Well?"
12680	Well?
12680	Well?
12680	What ails thee?
12680	What allegory is that of Raphael''s?
12680	What am I better than another Jew-- than yourself for instance-- that I should n''t marry a divorced woman?
12680	What are we all but_ Schnorrers_, dependent on the charity of the Holy One, blessed be He? 12680 What are you saying?
12680	What are you talking about, Esther?
12680	What are you talking about?
12680	What are you to him? 12680 What art thou saying?
12680	What art thou waiting about for?
12680	What became of the grandmother you mentioned?
12680	What business?
12680	What can I do for you to- day? 12680 What can you do?"
12680	What degradation is there in art teaching a noble lesson?
12680	What did I tell thee, Shemuel? 12680 What do I want with a man?"
12680	What do other girls do? 12680 What do you mean by the true Hamlet?"
12680	What do you mean?
12680	What do you mean?
12680	What do you mean?
12680	What do you mean?
12680	What do you say?
12680	What does he know of the Holy Tongue?
12680	What does he say, Esther?
12680	What does he say?
12680	What does it matter? 12680 What dost thou want, Esther?"
12680	What else do authors write for? 12680 What else?"
12680	What for?
12680	What for?
12680	What has kept you?
12680	What hast thou done?
12680	What hast thou done?
12680	What have I done for you? 12680 What have I done?"
12680	What have they done to you now?
12680	What have you done to my child?
12680	What have you got hold of?
12680	What have you got your new coat on for? 12680 What is a paper for except to right wrongs?"
12680	What is it to that which our ancestors suffered for the glory of the Name?
12680	What is it, my daughter?
12680	What is it?
12680	What is that?
12680	What is the matter with the boy? 12680 What is the matter, my dear?"
12680	What is the matter? 12680 What is the matter?"
12680	What is the matter?
12680	What is the truth?
12680	What is the use of talking about the old Jews? 12680 What is the use?"
12680	What is this mania for keeping up an effete_ ism_? 12680 What is your own salary?"
12680	What journey? 12680 What madness is this?
12680	What maiden? 12680 What maiden?
12680	What maiden?
12680	What makes you so naughty?
12680	What man?
12680	What new reasons have you discovered to think so?
12680	What news?
12680	What right, have you to say it must not be?
12680	What say you, Hannah? 12680 What sayest thou?
12680	What says he?
12680	What says he?
12680	What says he?
12680	What sin have I committed; that thou shouldst punish my child thus?
12680	What then does it refer to? 12680 What time can you be ready by?"
12680	What was it we used to say in school? 12680 What weepest thou, Esther?"
12680	What will you do when it rains?
12680	What would be the use of my deceiving you?
12680	What would become of Solomon and Ikey and little Sarah?
12680	What''s come over you? 12680 What''s on?"
12680	What''s that about a Rav, Esther?
12680	What''s that to do with it? 12680 What''s that you''re reading?"
12680	What''s that?
12680	What''s that?
12680	What''s that?
12680	What''s the good of lessons? 12680 What''s the matter with the girl, mother?"
12680	What''s the matter, father?
12680	What''s the matter? 12680 What''s the matter?"
12680	What''s the use of always complaining?
12680	What''s this about a new Jewish paper?
12680	What''s to do with you?
12680	What''s two thousand in seven years in London? 12680 What''s up now, mother?"
12680	What, are n''t you_ frooms_?
12680	What, have n''t you noticed all Jewish sermons are eloquent?.
12680	What, the lion without the mane? 12680 What?
12680	What?
12680	What?
12680	What?
12680	What_ Shool_ will you be going to for Passover? 12680 When Hillel the Great summed up the law to the would- be proselyte while standing on one leg, how did he express it?
12680	When did I visit your people? 12680 When may I hope for the honor of another visit from a real live editor?"
12680	Whence comes it?
12680	Where are you living?
12680	Where are your machines?
12680	Where did you get that from? 12680 Where didst thou first meet him?"
12680	Where is Leah?
12680	Where is it? 12680 Where was I?
12680	Where''s Esther?
12680	Where''s everybody?
12680	Where, then? 12680 Where?
12680	Where?
12680	Where?
12680	Wherefore should I give thee my right hand?
12680	Wherefore? 12680 Which baby?"
12680	Which man do you mean?
12680	Which of all these objections am I to answer?
12680	Whither goest thou?
12680	Whither goest thou?
12680	Who am I to save Judaism? 12680 Who but myself?"
12680	Who is it now?
12680	Who is it, father?
12680	Who is taking material views of life now?
12680	Who is that stout gentleman with the bald head?
12680	Who need ever know? 12680 Who spoke to thee?"
12680	Who spoke to thee?
12680	Who told me, indeed? 12680 Who told you Mrs. Henry Goldsmith turned her adrift?"
12680	Who told you that?
12680	Who told you that?
12680	Who told you the Reformers do this?
12680	Who was that, Leonard?
12680	Who would make friends with me, Miss Ansell?
12680	Who''s that? 12680 Who''s that?"
12680	Who''s that?
12680	Who? 12680 Whom else has a daughter the right to ask mercy from, if not her father?"
12680	Why are you not at the_ Flag_? 12680 Why are you so cold to me?"
12680	Why blame them? 12680 Why could n''t you write us a Jewish serial story?"
12680	Why did I not think of finding out before? 12680 Why did n''t he describe our circles?"
12680	Why did you abolish the old style of minister who had to slaughter the sheep? 12680 Why do n''t you have a real fire?
12680	Why do n''t you throw that awful staring thing away?
12680	Why do you make it so hard for me to speak? 12680 Why do you make so much bother?"
12680	Why do you not ask her to marry you? 12680 Why dost thou speak so harshly of thy fellow- creatures?"
12680	Why have you not told Addie?
12680	Why not have the sermon good?
12680	Why not? 12680 Why not?
12680	Why not? 12680 Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?
12680	Why should I forget? 12680 Why should I marry any?"
12680	Why should I not talk about love?
12680	Why should I not?
12680	Why should I now? 12680 Why should I subject myself to petty martyrdom for the sake of an outworn creed and a decaying sect?"
12680	Why should I waste money on new papers when I can always forget the_ London journal_ sufficiently?
12680	Why should we be married in a synagogue?
12680	Why should you not come with me to my_ Beth- Hamidrash_ to- night, to the meeting for the foundation of the Holy Land League? 12680 Why waste money?"
12680	Why were they false?
12680	Why, did n''t he give you anything at all?
12680	Why, how canst thou ever repay it?
12680	Why, is she married?
12680	Why, what do you want to stay for? 12680 Why, what do you work at?"
12680	Why, what harm have they done you?
12680	Why, what has happened to him?
12680	Why, what have you ever done for us? 12680 Why, what made you think so?"
12680	Why, what tales?
12680	Why, what''s happened?
12680	Why-- are-- you-- not?
12680	Why? 12680 Why?"
12680	Why?
12680	Why?
12680	Why?
12680	Why?
12680	Will not?
12680	Will to- morrow this time suit thee?
12680	Will you come, mother, or must I go alone?
12680	Will you look at this fish? 12680 Will your sister join in the I- spy- I?"
12680	Wilt thou have another cup of coffee, Shemuel?
12680	Wo n''t you take a chair?
12680	Wo n''t you tell me your trouble?
12680	Work?
12680	Would he not have told us?
12680	Would know what, dear?
12680	Would n''t you like to be in the green country to- day? 12680 Would you be so good as to point out where I have gone wrong?"
12680	Yea, and said not Rabban Gamliel, the son of Rabbi Judah the Prince,''it is commendable to join the study of the Law with worldly employment''? 12680 Yer means bizness, does yer?"
12680	Yes, and did I not teach him to walk alone?
12680	Yes, but how are we to get these reports, especially from the provinces?
12680	Yes, but is n''t it the Bible that says,''The fathers have eaten a sour grape and the teeth of the children are set on edge''?
12680	Yes, but why have n''t_ I_ got a wife? 12680 Yes, is n''t it?"
12680	Yes, is there anything odd about it?
12680	Yes, that''s the point of the story, and I think the Rebbitzin had the best of it, eh?
12680	Yes, why not? 12680 Yes, why not?"
12680	Yes, why?
12680	Yes,she said, sharply,"which would you like?"
12680	Yes-- What is the use-- now?
12680	You do n''t like that style of art?
12680	You do n''t mean that?
12680	You do n''t really mean to go?
12680	You do n''t?
12680	You do? 12680 You have left off being orthodox?"
12680	You have made her; vy should she survive you? 12680 You have n''t had a quarrel?"
12680	You know what lovely weather it''s been all day?
12680	You read a great deal, do n''t you?
12680	You remember your marriage in fun to Sam?
12680	You vill put it in next veek?
12680	You want an eloquent, persuasive man, with a gift of the gab--"Did n''t I tell you so?
12680	You were taken away to be educated, was it not?
12680	You will not leave me?
12680	You will not, I suppose, go over to the Reform Synagogue?
12680	You will speak to your daughter?
12680	You wo n''t open on_ Shabbos_?
12680	You would use Jewish forms to outwit Jewish laws?
12680	You''ll come in and have a cup of tea with us, wo n''t you, after we''ve lodged the_ Greeners_?
12680	You''re not, either, are you?
12680	You''ve got a different form provided for you, have n''t you?
12680	Your copy? 12680 Your husband?"
12680	Your name''s Ezekiel, is n''t it?
12680	_ Hot aner etwas zu sagen gegen dem secretary_?
12680	_ Hot aner etwas zu sagen gegen dem treasurer_?
12680	_ Hot aner etwas zu sagen gegen mir_?
12680	_ Mazzoltov_? 12680 _ Nu_, how goes it, Becky?"
12680	_ Nu_, how goes it, Benjamin?
12680	_ Oh_, is he? 12680 _ Sind sie zufrieden mit ihrer Secretary_?"
12680	_ Sind sie zufrieden mit ihrer Treasurer_?
12680	_Are you a- going?"
12680	_( Are you satisfied with your chairman?) 12680 ''Hoo, yes, teacher, would n''t that be jolly?'' 12680 ''How canst thou know better than I?'' 12680 ''Well,''we asked,''have you seen him?'' 12680 ''What art thou doing?'' 12680 ''What''s the matter?'' 12680 ''What, more than double?'' 12680 A beggarly five shillings? 12680 A niece of mine marry a man of such family?'' 12680 A storm of protest raged in his heart-- all he had meant to say to her rose to his lips, but he only said,Must you go?"
12680	Abraham Barnett, in his fifty- fourth--""But death is always shocking; what''s wrong about that?"
12680	After a pause, she asked timidly:"Why not stay here?"
12680	After all, what have I to do in England?
12680	After all, would it be so outrageous to call?
12680	After an agonized pause, he said:"Tell me, Hannah, is there nothing I can do to make atonement to thee?"
12680	Ai n''t I five?"
12680	All I say is you would n''t like father coming in before all the girls in your class, would you, now?"
12680	All right?"
12680	Aloud she said,"No?
12680	Am I not the accepted son- in- law of the house, you silly timid little thing?
12680	Am I responsible for that?"
12680	Am_ I_ happy?
12680	And Sarah and Isaac and Rachel shall go to a proper boarding school, and Solomon-- how old will he be then?"
12680	And den you vill write about me-- ve vill put up for Vitechapel at de elections, ve vill both become membairs of Parliament, I and you, eh?"
12680	And did he think she could thus unceremoniously be handed over to somebody else?
12680	And have n''t you had any other friends?"
12680	And here?"
12680	And how goes it with the father and the family in America?"
12680	And how many is that, eh?
12680	And in so sad a world was there not something ignoble about happiness, a selfish aloofness from the life of humanity?
12680	And in your prognostications of the future of the Jews have you not forgotten the all- important factor of Palestine?"
12680	And now, dear, can I help you with your sewing?"
12680	And so you really do n''t know what''s become of her?"
12680	And suppose I refuse to take in the new Jewish paper?
12680	And the wife taunted her husband yet further, saying,"Dost thou think that Elijah the prophet will call upon thee or that the Messiah will come?"
12680	And then there is Miss Cissy Levine-- you have read her novels, of course?
12680	And then there would be no need for him to stand in the Lane with lemons or''four- corner fringes,''would there?"
12680	And then what of the hopes of worldly wealth she had built on Benjamin''s genius?
12680	And thou lovest him, dost thou not?"
12680	And vas I not born to be a RÃ © dacteur, a Editor, as you call it?
12680	And what did he live on now?
12680	And what did he send me?
12680	And what though the level of the wine subsided not a barley- corn?
12680	And what was your father, I should like to know?"
12680	And what will be now?
12680	And who knows?
12680	And who was she, that she should venture to hope for love?
12680	And who''s he?"
12680	And why did I come to England?
12680	And why is there no fire?"
12680	And why, if we determine to break from it, shall we pretend to keep to it?
12680	And will you do me a favor?"
12680	And yet would not his crude view be right?
12680	Another glass stout?
12680	Any weddings to- day?"
12680	Are n''t they cooeying for us?"
12680	Are not we Jews always the first prey of new ideas, with our alert intellect, our swift receptiveness, our keen critical sense?
12680	Are there not plenty of subjects for the Jew''s pen without his attacking his own people?
12680	Are we to cripple our lives for the sake of a word?
12680	Are your parents alive?"
12680	At last one turned to the other and said,''Knowest them what, Moses?
12680	At last she recovered herself and cried reproachfully, Oh Sigismund, why do you persist in coming here, when the Duke forbids it?''
12680	Becky said,"All right, how are you?"
12680	Belcovitch?"
12680	Benjamin laughed a superior laugh,"Oh, ca n''t I?
12680	Bensh(?
12680	Besides when I was earning five shillings a week, I could buy father a new coat, could n''t I?
12680	Besides, had not the hypocrites really enjoyed her book?
12680	Besides, he was used to these jeremiads now-- had he not often heard them from Sidney?
12680	Besides, who else would know all the little things he writes about?"
12680	Besides, why should we give our friends the chance to cold- shoulder us?
12680	Black and slippery, and the Angel going a- hunting?"
12680	But a man can be out doing what he pleases, eh, Solomon?"
12680	But do n''t you-- don''t all idealists-- overlook the quieter phenomena?
12680	But do you wonder at the intolerance of every nation towards its Jews?
12680	But even so where is the eighteenpence to come from?"
12680	But for all that why should you keep my sixpence?"
12680	But he answered:"Elijah the prophet walketh the earth, never having died; who knows but that he will cast an eye my way?"
12680	But how can we go up?
12680	But how do you know his name?"
12680	But how will you live?"''
12680	But if I went to a gathering for you how should I know which were Jews?"
12680	But if_ you_ see it, why not show the world the other side of the shield?"
12680	But in England-- in England alone-- what is my welcome?
12680	But these donkey- head English rich people-- what help can you expect from them?
12680	But vat can you expect?
12680	But vy come not beaudiful maidens to_ me_?"
12680	But vy have I not my copy by post?
12680	But what am I to do?"
12680	But what are you after all?
12680	But what can I do for you?"
12680	But what in Heaven''s name can your father have seen him doing?"
12680	But what is become of thine apple?
12680	But what''s the use of it now?"
12680	But when do we start?"
12680	But where is this comedy to be played?"
12680	But where is your fighting- editor?
12680	But where will be the Judaism in all this?
12680	But where''s your mother?"
12680	But who can tell?"
12680	But who speak her like me and you?
12680	But-- overwhelming thought-- had not Sugarman also said she loved him?
12680	By the by, are you going to review the poison?
12680	By the way, are you engaged yet, Esther?"
12680	By the way, did you see the letter complaining of our using that quotation, on the ground it was from the New Testament?"
12680	COMEDY OR TRAGEDY?
12680	Ca n''t you make one of your clever distinctions even when there''s more than a trifle concerned?"
12680	Came the spirit of her third uncle and said:''Angel, hast thou not erred?
12680	Came then the spirit of her second uncle and said:''Angel, what blazonest thou?
12680	Can any one show me where it stands that we must not smoke on_ Shabbos_?
12680	Can he go behind the Torah?"
12680	Can not I read between the lines of your leaders?"
12680	Can not we be a conscious force, making for nobler ends?
12680	Can that be you, Betsy?"
12680	Can you not guess that this damnable white tie has been choking the life and manhood out of me?
12680	Cheap now, you know?"
12680	Coleman?"
12680	Come thou and be our Chief Rabbi?''
12680	Come up and dine with us again soon, will you?
12680	Comedy or Tragedy?
12680	Could a satirist have invented anything funnier?
12680	Could any man deserve the trust of this celestial soul?
12680	Could it be that Hannah''s earnestness was infecting him?
12680	Could n''t we commence again-- where we left off""How do you mean?"
12680	Could one almost hear the rustling of the prophet''s spirit through the room?
12680	Could she ever really have walked them with light heart, unconscious of the ugliness?
12680	Could she really care if his health gave way?
12680	Could we not be the centre of new sociologic movements in each country, as a few American Jews have been the centre of the Ethical Culture movement?"
12680	Could we not, for instance, be the link of federation among the nations, acting everywhere in favor of Peace?
12680	Could''st thou not let me die in peace?
12680	Den vat become of you?
12680	Did n''t I tell you about it?
12680	Did n''t you tell me that we should never rise to the surface?"
12680	Did not Moses our teacher keep sheep?
12680	Did not thy father, peace be upon him, promise me two hundred gulden with her?"
12680	Did the Rabbis know of it?
12680	Did the gray atmosphere that overhung them ever lift, or was it their natural and appropriate mantle?
12680	Did those initials never strike you?
12680	Did you ever have a young man, Debby?"
12680	Did you give it me?"
12680	Did you hear, Mrs. Hyams, of Mrs. Jonas''s luck?"
12680	Did you never hear of it?
12680	Didst thou not know?"
12680	Do Jews suppose they alone are free from the snobbery, hypocrisy and vulgarity that have shadowed every society that has ever existed?"
12680	Do my children think to shame me before my own relative?"
12680	Do n''t I say every morning''Blessed art Thou, O Lord our God, who hast not made me a woman''?"
12680	Do n''t you know the New Testament is a wicked book?
12680	Do n''t you remember, Benjy?"
12680	Do n''t you see they''re half- printed already?"
12680	Do n''t you smell it?"
12680	Do n''t you think I''d paint anonymously if I dared?
12680	Do they expect the Messiah to fall from heaven?
12680	Do they say this?
12680	Do we go direct from London?"
12680	Do you ask me, your father, Reb Shemuel, to consent to such a profanation of the Name?"
12680	Do you ever call her over the coals for gossiping?"
12680	Do you ever remember me going to the Board of Guardians?
12680	Do you fear she would refuse?"
12680	Do you hear?"
12680	Do you know I haf proved that Virgil stole all his ideas from the Talmud?"
12680	Do you know I picked her out of the gutter, so to speak?"
12680	Do you know him?"
12680	Do you know my little Esther took the scholarship for logic at London?
12680	Do you know what my holiness consists in?
12680	Do you know what the boys say about us priests when we''re blessing you common people?
12680	Do you know, ever since then I''ve suspected he''s one of us; perhaps you can tell me, Esther?
12680	Do you not know that for the sin of swearing your children die young?''
12680	Do you not know that the mist- like centre of the sapphire symbolizes the cloud that enveloped Sinai at the giving of the Law?"
12680	Do you not understand?
12680	Do you reverse?"
12680	Do you suppose everybody in the world''s named Esther Ansell or is capable of improvement?"
12680	Do you think I could stand having my hands and feet tied with phylacteries?"
12680	Do you think I have not told myself all these things a thousand times?
12680	Do you think I have not tried every kind of opiate?
12680	Do you think I would not die to make Hannah happy?"
12680	Do you think there''s anything, Esther, in that idea of its being a woman?"
12680	Do you wish me to go?"
12680	Does any of you believe that?"
12680	Does he still have all those_ Greeners_ coming to ask him questions?"
12680	Does he still wear those two beastly little curls at the side of his head?
12680	Does n''t this appendix about ben Samuel show that it was never meant to be taken seriously?"
12680	Dogs are beasts, are n''t they?"
12680	Dost thou think thy mother will obey thee rather than her husband?"
12680	Dost thou think,"he concluded doubtfully,"that thou hast sufficient ingenuity to work in the besom now that the play is written?"
12680	Dost thou wish me to catch my death of cold?"
12680	Dutch Debby pretends to love her like a mother-- and why?
12680	Eh?
12680	Eh?"
12680	Eighteen?
12680	Esther?"
12680	For Judaism was worked out from within-- Abraham asked,''Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?''
12680	From what?
12680	From who else shall we look for sympaty?"
12680	Graham?"
12680	Graham?"
12680	Graham?"
12680	Guess who from?"
12680	Had he not read them in Esther''s book?
12680	Had her earlier day- dream left her no wiser than that?
12680	Had n''t you better go before you give yourself-- and me-- more cause for regret?"
12680	Had n''t you better go down to your friend?
12680	Had n''t you better send across again for old Hyams?"
12680	Has he got a better offer from America?"
12680	Has my Milly forbidden thee to see me?"
12680	Has n''t anything been heard of her?
12680	Has n''t he been a_ Shadchan_ himself?
12680	Hast thou not noticed that I have a besom in all my plays?"
12680	Have I ever told you my idea that vegetarianism is the first step in a great secret conspiracy for gradually converting the world to Judaism?
12680	Have I found your religion at last?"
12680	Have I not given you the idea of starting this paper?
12680	Have I not lost enough by marrying thy sister?
12680	Have n''t you got a handkerchief to put round your throat?
12680	Have n''t you got better use for your money?"
12680	Have n''t you let your pipe go out?
12680	Have we made ourselves?
12680	Have we not a special supper to- night?"
12680	Have we not enemies enough that we must quarrel and split up into little factions among ourselves?
12680	Have you ever tasted pork, Esther?"
12680	Have you missed us very much?"
12680	Have you never been to one?"
12680	Have you never guessed it?
12680	Have you not been good to_ me_?
12680	Have you?"
12680	He began to stammer, then took his pipe out of his mouth and said more calmly;"How should I know anything about Miss Ansell?"
12680	He is very ill.""Has he written to say so?"
12680	He patted Becky''s curly head and said:"Well, Becky, when shall we be dancing at your wedding?"
12680	He prevaricated by retorting,"Why should I not?"
12680	He went on humming a sprightly air, then, suddenly interrupting himself, he said,"but have you got an advertisement canvasser, Mr. De Haan?"
12680	Her face relaxed a little as she said:"Why, have n''t you been to one of these affairs before?"
12680	Hey?
12680	Hey?"
12680	Hillel said more wisely:''If I help not myself who will help me?''
12680	His lips were moving; was it in grateful prayer, in self- reproach, or merely in nervous trembling?
12680	How can the heavenly fire live on five shillings?
12680	How can they?
12680	How can we hope to succeed unless we are thoroughly organized?
12680	How can your life be a blank, with Judaism yet to be saved?"
12680	How canst thou go glaziering?
12680	How could I be?"
12680	How could he ever have had other than an intellectual thought of her; how could any man, even the religious Raphael?
12680	How could he have missed seeing?
12680	How dare you rob me of my cigar-- is that keeping_ Shabbos_?"
12680	How dared she write disdainfully of Raphael''s people?
12680	How is it the Chinese have got on all these years without religion?
12680	How is it?"
12680	How is she?"
12680	How is this?
12680	How is your head feeling now?"
12680	How is your wife?"
12680	How long has he been dead?"
12680	How many of the councillors believe in their Established Religion?
12680	How much better then a live lion than a dead dog?
12680	How much commission vill you give me if I find you a maiden vid a hundred pound?"
12680	How much commission vill you give me?"
12680	How much do you think I gave for this splendid lot?
12680	How much longer will you bend your neck to the yoke of superstition while your bellies are empty?
12680	How much was in it?"
12680	How much will you give for a solid man?"
12680	How much will you want for finding him a_ Calloh_?"
12680	How shalt thou carry the heavy crate on thy shoulders?"
12680	How would you like to get married?"
12680	How''s that for witnesses?
12680	How''s this?"
12680	How, indeed, could she earn a living?
12680	How_ are_ you?
12680	I always said you would grow up clever, did n''t I, though?"
12680	I am a great actor--_hein_?
12680	I am not bound to advertise it, am I?
12680	I hope the paper is selling?"
12680	I know I do not speak English like a native-- but what language under the sun is there I can not write?
12680	I mean, can I see him?"
12680	I said,''Why not?
12680	I suppose it will be advanced?"
12680	I write for an orthodox paper?"
12680	If you are bent upon going away, why deny me the pleasure of the society I am about to lose for ever?"
12680	If you do n''t care for my plan,"he concluded anxiously,"what''s yours?"
12680	Is Mrs. Simons living here still?"
12680	Is he deaf, dumb, blind, unprovided with legs?
12680	Is it not a beautiful title?
12680	Is it not enough that he feels that we have crippled his life for the sake of our Sabbath?
12680	Is it not enough your daughter does n''t ask to marry a Christian?
12680	Is it not so, Becky?
12680	Is it not the thirty- first day since the birth?
12680	Is it ready to be redeemed?"
12680	Is it too much to hope that he will be induced to stand?''
12680	Is it wise to we d with the gray spirit of the Ghetto that doubts itself?"
12680	Is n''t it a beauty?
12680	Is n''t it a lark?
12680	Is n''t life hard enough without inventing a new hardship?
12680	Is n''t that the thought deep down in your heart of hearts?"
12680	Is n''t there something of the kind in Esther-- in Miss Ansell''s book?
12680	Is not_ Shabbos_ a day of rest, and how can we rest if we smoke not?
12680	Is orthodoxy either so inefficacious or so moribund as you fancy?
12680	Is she married yet?"
12680	Is that a bargain?"
12680	Is that the copy?"
12680	Is the Almighty modaist?
12680	Is the clothes- brush here?"
12680	Is there any other house, where the company is so exclusively Jewish, that could boast of a better gathering?"
12680	Is there any particular reason why you want to know?"
12680	Is there any such thing as an absolute system of morality?
12680	Is your Daniel in?"
12680	It was a very difficult point, for how could you tell whether the pin had in any way contributed to the fowl''s death?
12680	It will be written in English?"
12680	It would be awkward if an aggrieved reader came in and mistook me for the editor, would n''t it?
12680	It''s Purim, but how many of us have been to hear the-- the what do you call it?--the_ Megillah_ read?
12680	It''s my private business, is n''t it?
12680	Jeshurun vax fat and kick?
12680	Jews may be below Judaism, but are not all men below their creed?
12680	Just fancy not being able to join fellows at supper, because you must n''t eat oysters or steak?
12680	Kidneys or regents, my child?"
12680	Leon, do you not understand?
12680	Leon?"
12680	Look at my legs-- has your mother got such legs?
12680	Love improved even his powers of conversation, for when Belcovitch held forth at length Shosshi came in several times with"So?"
12680	May I announce him?
12680	Me?"
12680	Me?"
12680	Mendel repeated:--"Would he not have told us?"
12680	Milly''s door was half open, but she knocked at it and said to the char- woman:"Is Mrs. Phillips in?"
12680	Moses did not disclaim the implied compliment to his rigid honesty but answered:"Where is my head?
12680	Mr. Phillips''s business been doing badly?
12680	Much obliged.--Now I have bethought myself why should we not work out our own salvation?
12680	Must a Jew needs have a Jewess to help him break the Law?"
12680	My scholarship, my poetry, my divine dreams-- what are these to a besotted, brutal congregation of Men- of- the- Earth?
12680	Nay, was it not because, while the manna fell, there could be no lack of fish to fry, that they lingered forty years in a dreary wilderness?
12680	No, how could there be?
12680	No, no, be silent if you can say nothing to strengthen me in my resolution: am I not weak enough already?
12680	Not even on the Sabbath?"
12680	Now in the East there gleams again a star of hope-- why shall we not follow it?
12680	Now is holocaust made of a people''s bread- crumbs, and now is the national salutation changed to"How do the_ Motsos_ agree with you?"
12680	Now what is the explanation?"
12680	Now, do you see?
12680	Now, why not write an antidote to that book?
12680	O why have I not the bird''s privileges as well as its gift of song?
12680	Oh, do you know, Debby, father said the other day I ought n''t to come here?"
12680	Oh, what is it, father?"
12680	Oh, why could David not have fixed the hour earlier, so as to spare her an ordeal so trying to the nerves?
12680	Oh, why did he not come and save her?
12680	Oh, why had she deserted them?
12680	Oh, why is religion such a curse?"
12680	Once touch anything, and where are you to stop?
12680	Or have Jews the brazenness to assert it is all invention?"
12680	Peradventure have you something for me?"
12680	Perhaps you would like me to marry in a synagogue?"
12680	Pinch me, will you?"
12680	Pinchas?"
12680	Race affinity is a potent force; why be in a hurry to dissipate it?
12680	Raphael smiled good- naturedly and, turning to De Haan, said:"But do you think there is any hope of a circulation?"
12680	Reb Shemuel?"
12680	Save her?
12680	Sawest thou not his face when I spake of Sugarman''s daughter?"
12680	Schnecks(?
12680	Shall it be the talk of Berlin, of Constantinople, of Mogadore, of Jerusalem, of Paris, and here it shall not be known?
12680	Shall we say done?"
12680	She an upstart, an outsider?
12680	She asked him''why?''
12680	Since when have you developed this extraordinary enthusiasm for Jewish history?
12680	Sit down, wo n''t you?
12680	So I said to the wranglers:''Why did Jacob say that?
12680	So I thinks to myself, thinks I, now what is there that Leah would like?
12680	So she murmured instead,"What can detain him?"
12680	Socialism meant shorter hours and higher wages and was obtainable by marching with banners and brass bands-- what need to inquire further?
12680	Stay-- what was that journal resting against the half- loaf as for perusal during the meal?
12680	Suppress the consciousness as she would in her maiden breast, had she not been urged hither by an irresistible impulse?
12680	Sure you wo n''t jump in?
12680	That lot?
12680	That was your idea, was n''t it, Hannah?"
12680	That''s it, Pinchas, is n''t it?"
12680	The candles may gutter out at their own greasy will-- unsnuffed, untended-- is not Sabbath its own self- sufficient light?
12680	The first symptom of returning rationality was her inquiry--"What sort of a journey did you have back?"
12680	The orator threw his chest forwards and gazing fearlessly at the assembly cried in a stentorian voice:_"Sind sie zufrieden mit ihrer Chairman?
12680	Then David said:"But have you the courage to do this and remain in London?"
12680	Then David wound up, as if there had been no break, with an elliptical,"would n''t you?"
12680	Then he said,"Hullo, Benjy, have you got any spare buttons?"
12680	Then teacher said:''Well, why not ask the Head Mistress for a holiday this afternoon?
12680	Then they asked:''Wilt thou rescind the edict against the Jews?''
12680	Then, seeing him rise as if to go, she said:"Wo n''t you have a cup of tea?"
12680	There are no miracles now- a- days, are there?"
12680	There was a tense silence for a few seconds, then old Hyams said:"Why not?
12680	There were mingled sounds, men asking each other dubiously,"What says he?"
12680	There''s Esther,--an idle, lazy brat, always reading story- books; why does n''t she sell flowers or pull out bastings in the evening?"
12680	They did n''t let you finish teaching the boy his Portion because you could n''t write English?"
12680	They may be the best fellows going, honorable, high- minded, generous-- why expect them to be martyrs more than other Englishmen?
12680	They''ve rebuilt it, have n''t they?
12680	This is the manners and religion they teach thee at thy school, eh?
12680	Thou hast not gorged it already?"
12680	Thou must go at once and ride both ways, else how shall we know what has happened?
12680	Vat mattairs?
12680	Vat mattairs?
12680	Vat vill be my end?
12680	Vat vill happen?
12680	Ve are already like brothers--_hein_?
12680	Vy should we lif here in captivity?
12680	Vy should you not haf de Oder?"
12680	Vy you not listen to me?
12680	Was I not born on the ninth of Ab?"
12680	Was Mr. Armitage in England?
12680	Was he nice like Lord Eversmonde or Captain Andrew Sinclair?
12680	Was it fair to his readers?
12680	Was it not so?
12680	Was it not the_ London Journal_?
12680	Was it possible it could have taken even her childish feet six strides to cross them, as she plainly remembered?
12680	Was it racial affinity, or was it merely the spiritual affinity of souls that feel their identity through all differences of brain?
12680	Was it really worth while to trouble the clear depths of her spirit with his turbid past?
12680	Was it that she thought of her own dead mother and applied the lines to herself?
12680	Was n''t that the young man who married the Widow Finkelstein?"
12680	Was not the publishing day of_ Our Own_ at hand?
12680	Was this the sequel to the strange episode in Mr. Henry Goldsmith''s library?
12680	Was tobacco known to Moses our Teacher?
12680	We''ve been through some beastly bad times, have n''t we, Esther?
12680	Well, and how_ are_ you?"
12680	Well, are you going or must I?"
12680	Well, how much d''yer want?"
12680	Well, what was I telling you?
12680	Were the fathers of the Mishna also fathers of families?"
12680	Wh- o- o?"
12680	What about_ Our Own_, eh?"
12680	What are you doin'', leavin''things leak through our ceiling?"
12680	What are you talking about?"
12680	What canst thou do, what canst thou do?
12680	What change had come over him?
12680	What constituency would have me?"
12680	What did you mean by telling your wife you were sorry she had not a fourth uncle?"
12680	What do you care for Judaism?
12680	What do you do for a living?"
12680	What do you mean?"
12680	What do you say, dear?"
12680	What do you think my father wanted me to be?
12680	What does it matter about my butter?
12680	What does it matter if it''s a he, or a she?"
12680	What for?"
12680	What had been the use of all his long prepay rations to write great novels?
12680	What had she been doing all these years, amid her books and her music and her rose- leaves, aloof from realities?
12680	What had she in common with all this mean wretchedness, with this semi- barbarous breed of beings?
12680	What has happened?"
12680	What hath he done?"
12680	What have I done with my little brown book?"
12680	What have I--?
12680	What have you determined?"
12680	What have you to do with love?
12680	What hopes could she yet cherish?
12680	What inspiration for the soul is there in the sight of snuffy collectors that have the air of_ Schnorrers_?
12680	What is he going to do in America?"
12680	What is his name?"
12680	What is its_ raison d''être_?"
12680	What is there strange about me?"
12680	What living can you earn, you with your gloves?
12680	What need have we to seek the sanction of any Rabbi?
12680	What says the Prayer- book?
12680	What shall we do with it?"
12680	What sort of life would he lead the poor Reb and his wife?
12680	What stands in the letter?"
12680	What were they doing now, without her mother- care, out and away beyond the great seas?
12680	What would people say?
12680	What wrong had she ever done that she so young and gentle should be forced to make so cruel a choice between the old and the new?
12680	What''s that great ugly picture over there?"
12680	What''s that noise?"
12680	What''s the good of that to me?
12680	What''s the good of the men who visit father?
12680	What?"
12680	When Alte first went to school in London, the Head Mistress said,"What''s your name?"
12680	When Levi asked the introductory question, it set her wondering what would become of him?
12680	When a book''s spiled like that, what can you expect for it?"
12680	When shall I bring him for your inspection?"
12680	When she paused, Shosshi said:"Have you heard Reb Shemuel preach?
12680	When the day of the excursion came my_ Shabbos_ coat was in pawn, was n''t it?"
12680	When the wicked man has waxed fat and kicked the righteous skinny man, shall the two lie down in the same dust and the game be over?
12680	Where am I to get pennies from?"
12680	Where are the little girls in white pinafores with pink sashes who brightened the Ghetto on high days and holidays?
12680	Where are you?"
12680	Where could you match such a bevy of brunettes, where find such blondes?
12680	Where did you put it?
12680	Where else?"
12680	Where is she?
12680	Where is the beauteous Betsy of the Victoria Ballet?
12680	Where were the roses and lilies, the cedars and the fountains?
12680	Where would the art of the world be if the second Commandment had been obeyed?
12680	Where''s that one I gave you?
12680	Where''s that to come from?"
12680	Where''s the old man?
12680	Where''s your pouch?"
12680	Which is Yiddish for"has any one anything to say against me?"
12680	Who and what am I?
12680	Who are our guests now?
12680	Who are you?"
12680	Who cares for poetry?"
12680	Who could comprehend as she these stunted souls, limited in all save suffering?
12680	Who is he?"
12680	Who is it?
12680	Who is there worthy to alter them?
12680	Who knows but I am the Messiah?
12680	Who knows but that it will be born again in us if we are only patient?
12680	Who knows if he will be alive when we come?
12680	Who knows that the great people will not be angry if I bring thee with me?
12680	Who knows what more luck my father might drop in for?
12680	Who knows, too, but that we are in the way of a gentleman marrying her?
12680	Who says I shall not smoke?
12680	Who was she to aspire to such a match?
12680	Who will be spokes- woman?''
12680	Who will infuse into him the true patriotic fervor, the love of his race, the love of Zion, the land of his fathers?"
12680	Who will vaccinate him against free- thinking as I would have done?
12680	Who would n''t like to catch hold of thy cloak to go to heaven by?
12680	Who would think she was the child of a pauper emigrant, a rough jewel one has picked up and polished?
12680	Who''ll be a penny the worse for it?"
12680	Why ca n''t Judaism take a natural view of things and an honest pride in its genuine history, instead of building its synagogues on shifting sand?"
12680	Why ca n''t Solomon go out with matches?"
12680	Why ca n''t father earn a living and give out the washing?
12680	Why ca n''t he speak English?"
12680	Why ca n''t we drag in a couple of thousand names every week?"
12680	Why can I not pair at will?
12680	Why did he come to England?
12680	Why did n''t you write to me you were coming?"
12680	Why do n''t they brighten the piece up with ballet- girls?"
12680	Why do n''t you let Jane cut the bread and butter instead of lazing in the kitchen?"
12680	Why do n''t you see more of him?"
12680	Why do n''t you take example by your teacher?
12680	Why do you keep him on?"
12680	Why does n''t he come?"
12680	Why give it an extra advertisement by slating it?"
12680	Why had he developed so disagreeably?
12680	Why had he not thought of so likely a place for a_ littà © rateur_?
12680	Why must we adopt the stupid customs of the heathen?
12680	Why must we exist at all as a separate people?"
12680	Why not?
12680	Why not?"
12680	Why not?"
12680	Why not?"
12680	Why should God not teach through a great race as through a great man?"
12680	Why should I not?"
12680	Why should he die?
12680	Why should he disturb her anew?
12680	Why should it not be trimmed into concordance with the culture of the time?
12680	Why should n''t you?
12680	Why should the Creator deceive us?"
12680	Why should the Jews claim the patent in those moral ideas which you find just as well in all the great writers of antiquity?
12680	Why should we be so conventional, you and I?
12680	Why should we let it ruin our lives?
12680	Why should we not have our own country?"
12680	Why should we not live together as students, too?"
12680	Why should we not revive or strengthen that, rather than waste ourselves on impracticable novelties?
12680	Why should you put it that way?
12680	Why should you risk infection for our sakes?"
12680	Why should you think that?"
12680	Why this new- born interest in Esther?
12680	Why was n''t he made sub?"
12680	Why you tell dem, no?
12680	Why, who ever heard of such foolish haste?
12680	Why--?"
12680	Why?
12680	Will it suspend publication?"
12680	Will you be able to get a circulation?"
12680	With all its love and reverence, do you think it forgets I am its hireling?
12680	Wo n''t Sidney stare if you pulverize him in_ The Flag of Judah_?
12680	Wo n''t you come and treat me to a cup of chocolate at Bonn''s, just to show you have n''t forgot_ Olov hasholom_ times?"
12680	Wo n''t you come round this morning and play I- spy- I in our street?
12680	Wo n''t you let me be your friend?"
12680	Wo n''t you say''yes''?
12680	Wo n''t you sit down?"
12680	Would he not have told you what?
12680	Would manhood bring enfranchisement to him as womanhood was doing to her?
12680	Would n''t it be nice if we could have them and be out in the sunshine in Victoria Park?''
12680	Would she believe that her father was right in holding that a special Providence watched over him?
12680	Would you believe she did n''t make them red hot first?
12680	Yes, four pounds, and what think you I have bought with it?
12680	You agree?"
12680	You are married-- not?
12680	You ca n''t afford more?
12680	You could n''t do that, could you?"
12680	You do n''t mind being my wife for a fortnight, I hope, Miss Jacobs?"
12680	You do n''t say so?"
12680	You know what Jews are-- they wo n''t ask''is this paper wanted?''
12680	You look pale, my dear; what''s the matter?"
12680	You love the women, hey?"
12680	You shall be a teacher, I prophesy, and who knows?
12680	You vill come?"
12680	You will permit that I seat myself at the table?"
12680	You wo n''t back out?"
12680	You?"
12680	Your congregation would--""Crucify me between two money- lenders?"
12680	_ Nu_, how goes it with thee?"
12680	_ What_ had she in common with all this mean wretchedness?
12680	and I said,''Gott in Himmel, Milly, dost thou want to swear my eyes away?
12680	and a grandmother?"
12680	and suppose?"
12680	and where the jocund synagogue dignitary who led off the cotillon with her at the annual Rejoicing of the Law?
12680	breaking off an engagement?"
12680	do you find Socialism, too, in orthodox Judaism?"
12680	dost thou make mock of my legs, too?"
12680	he said, wistfully,"do you think there''ll be another funeral soon?".
12680	he said,"how did you come by this?"
12680	he said;"who would have thought of seeing you here?
12680	he went on, encouraged by Simcha''s smiling face,"of the old Reb and the_ Havdolah_?
12680	or your English stockbrokers and Rabbis?
12680	said Benjamin decisively;"I''m going to be a very rich man--""Are you, Benjy?"
12680	said Pinchas to Reb Shemuel,"ignorant fanatics, how shall a movement prosper in their hands?
12680	said Sampson proudly,"Who would believe the little beggar had no existence?
12680	said Sidney reproachfully,"how_ can_ you be so conventional?"
12680	said Sidney, pricking up his ears;"doubled your circulation already?"
12680	said Solomon, piteously,"do n''t you know Cabalah?"
12680	said Sugarman sternly,"do you forget it is the Sabbath?
12680	said Sugarman, clacking his tongue in horror,"have you perhaps an objection to his marrying?"
12680	said Sugarman;"Why have n''t you asked me to find Shosshi a wife?
12680	they''ll balance it in their hand, as if weighing up the value of the advertisements, and ask''does it pay?''
12680	what?
12680	where did_ you_ spring from?"
12680	why did''st thou drag me to this impious country?
12680	why didst thou not take him then?"