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10725	Are n''t you boys in on this?
10725	What did you do then?
10725	What shall we do with him?
10725	When do we reach the reviewing stand?
10725	Who are you, an I.W.W.?
10725	And have you any doubt that there was a raid on the hall?
10725	And in deciding this case, I want each of you, members of the jury, to ask yourself what would you have done?
10725	Besides, who would care to get a gentleman in trouble for killing a mere"Wobbly"?
10725	But how did it happen that the lights were turned out at such an opportune time?
10725	But in case of another trial...?
10725	But was there a conspiracy on the part of the lumber interests to commit murder and violence in an effort to drive organized labor from its domain?
10725	Can you imagine what their peonage must have been like?
10725	Could it be that city officials were working hand in glove with the lynch mob?
10725	Did he carry a rope in the parade because he owned a cow and a calf?
10725	Did the defendants get a fair and impartial trial?
10725	Does it mean anything to you?
10725	Have you ever stopped to think where the raw material comes from or what the workers are like who produce it?
10725	I says to him''Are you going to protect my property?''
10725	In my opening statement, I said I would stand or fall on the issue of: Who was the aggressor on Armistice Day?
10725	Is n''t it peculiar that, out of many similar raids, you only heard of the one where the men defended themselves?
10725	It is true that the marchers were fired upon; that shots were fired by some of these defendants; but why were the shots fired?
10725	It read:"Are you an American?
10725	Murder or Self- Defense?
10725	Now, how in the world can men be found guilty of conspiring to murder without previous premeditation?
10725	Now, what was contemplated on Armistice Day?
10725	One is the question: Who was the aggressor in the Armistice Day affray?
10725	Or what?
10725	Shall we give our report to the press?
10725	The other is: Was Eugene Barnett in the Avalon hotel window when that affray occurred?
10725	Then he continued:"How would you feel if one of your clients would come up to you in public, slap you on the back and say''Hello, Elmer?''"
10725	Thompson have a rope?
10725	Was there a raid on the hall before the shooting?
10725	What Is a Casual Laborer?
10725	What are we going to do about it?"
10725	What is expected of men who have been treated as these men were treated and who were denied redress or protection under the law?
10725	What possible motive could these boys have had for firing upon innocent marching soldiers?
10725	Why Were Ropes Carried?
10725	Why Were the Shots Fired?
10725	Why did he want to drive them out?
10725	Why did the prosecution need so many attorneys here, if it had the facts straight?
10725	Why should the beautiful city of Centralia tolerate the hated Union hall any longer?
10725	Why were scores of American Legion members imported here to sit at the trial at a wage of$ 4 per day and expenses?
10725	Would he have had the men wait with their lives at stake?
10725	had reason to fear an attack from Warren Grimm and his fellow marchers?
10725	hall on the part of the business interests of Centralia?
10725	hall unlawfully raided?
10725	hall, and to run the Industrial Workers of the World out of town?
10725	hall?
34948	After all the rest of it, you''re forcing me to stand here and put it in words, are you, you sneak?
34948	Ai n''t ye goin''to give me a piece of your plug, Chris?
34948	Ai n''t you got any notion of what particular kind of language''Stumpage John''has been lettin''out of himself for the last twenty- four hours?
34948	Ai n''t you ready to tell us that you''ll use him man- fashion?
34948	Ai n''t''Stumpage John''Barrett down there with Withee, lookin''over that tract where we operated last season?
34948	All, after what you''ve done to me?
34948	And do n''t you believe that it was a ha''nt that called out Foolish Abe?
34948	And is every one in Castonia all right?
34948	And that was all he done to him-- step on his foot?
34948	And that''s all there is to an injunction?
34948	And what do you make of that now?
34948	And what does Withee''s crew say?
34948	And what kind of a trade is it your friend Wade wants to make with you?
34948	And will ye write it all into a song, Larry Gorman?
34948	And you let an insane man force Mr. Barrett into the woods?
34948	And you''ll take our drive with yours?
34948	And-- and this new man, here?
34948	Are Withee and John Barrett back yet?
34948	Are n''t those rights enough-- what I have said?
34948	Are you going to give me up to a murderer?
34948	Are you one of these newfangled fellers that''s been studyin''in a book how to make trees grow?
34948	Bears?
34948	Because she''s lost her head over my boss, MacLeod, eh?
34948	Big?
34948	But how?
34948	But what-- what are you going to say to him?
34948	But will it let us out, Wade?
34948	Ca n''t I have that job, Mr. Britt, without a general discussion of my affairs?
34948	Ca n''t you see that I want you?
34948	Change of heart in him, or because you knowed about the Lane case?
34948	Colin,he demanded, indifferent as to listeners,"what''s all this about my girl?
34948	Come to arrest me for northin''I had n''t done?
34948	Come to take me off''n a job where I was needed, and where I was earnin''my honest livin''?
34948	Courtin''her, hey? 34948 Dead, eh?
34948	Did he offer to trade something for the sake of gettin''that daughter of yours that he''s in love with?
34948	Did it get through onto us, Wade?
34948	Did n''t he renew?
34948	Did ye hear it?
34948	Did you bring that girl? 34948 Do fire wardens up this way earn their pay, sleeping, like cats, in the daytime?"
34948	Do n''t you know it''s blackmail and a put- up job to ruin me?
34948	Do n''t you know why he wants to make me go away into the woods?
34948	Do ye hear it, boys? 34948 Do you call that a ha''nt-- a man walkin''''longside the road in daylight-- some hump- backed old spruce- gum picker?"
34948	Do you call those hog- pens improvements?
34948	Do you ever look at anybody if they''re nearer than ten miles away?
34948	Do you hear''em John?
34948	Do you know that fellow?
34948	Do you mean that you''re going to fight him on the drive on account of your grudge?
34948	Do you take me for a fool?
34948	Do you think I''m going into the woods alone with you?
34948	Does the old hog begrudge that much from the acres he stole from the people of the State?
34948	Favor each other considerably, do n''t they? 34948 Fire?"
34948	For what reason, father?
34948	Get him?
34948	Get the sense, do you?
34948	Gettin''lessons on how to run a crew, Ide?
34948	Give any good reason for not renewin''?
34948	Good Heavens, Mr. Ide, what has happened to her?
34948	Had n''t you better let us step out, and you talk your business over with him right here, Linus?
34948	Have I seen her?
34948	Have you any idea what''Stumpage John''is goin''to do with the other one-- the left- hand one?
34948	Have you ever seen that daughter of yours that you left to wallow with human swine?
34948	Have you ever seen that girl of the Skeet settlement-- the one that does n''t belong to them?
34948	He had his lie made up when he got here, did he?
34948	He''s a driver, ai n''t he?
34948	He? 34948 Heard of any goods bein''missed from any depot camps?"
34948	How about the law that makes wild- land owners pay squatters for improvements to land?
34948	How did ye hurt your arm? 34948 How is your father since spring?"
34948	How long have I got to stay here, Lane?
34948	How many men have you ordered in, Lane?
34948	How near is that fire to the black growth, and how are they fighting it?
34948	How?
34948	I ai n''t intendin''to bother you-- but what did Ben Rodliff say that was-- that paper that he clubbed you with?
34948	I heard him-- yes,said Wade;"but what kind of lunatic''s raving is it?"
34948	I take that spawn--_I_ take her?
34948	If John Barrett''s daughter set this fire, why ai n''t John Barrett here to help put it out?
34948	Intimating thereby that I have an affair of the heart with the iceman or the grocery boy?
34948	Is he a sort of personal property of yours?
34948	Is it the business or the politics, father?
34948	Is that the reason you are offering this partnership to me?
34948	Is that what you call bein''polite?
34948	Is that what you use them things for-- to pass gossip like an old maid''s quiltin''-bee?
34948	Is this select assembly too good to have me come along?
34948	It''s all?
34948	Just which way was you thinkin''of goin''?
34948	May you read it?
34948	Maybe it_ is_ comin'',replied the boss, doggedly;"but has she got any name comin''?
34948	Mr. Ide, do you forbid me to hire this man?
34948	Mr. Sheriff, are you going to do that thing?
34948	Mr. Wade,he said, at last,"will you step into my back office with me a moment?"
34948	Mr. Wade,he said,"you''d rather resign your position than be kicked out, I presume?"
34948	Nina, there is nothing between you and Colin MacLeod?
34948	Now that you have brought up the subject, what reason is there for your not wanting to marry Weston Dustin? 34948 Oh, you do n''t want her that way, do you?"
34948	Oh, you think we do n''t know northin''here-- ain''t wuth noticin''''cause we live in the woods, hey? 34948 Say, speaking of college-- you''re the Burton centre, are n''t you-- or you were?
34948	She wanted to-- she was coming here-- she is lost?
34948	So he was there, hey?
34948	So he''s got as far as that, has he? 34948 So you did n''t think I knew how to mend bones, eh, young man?
34948	So you finished your business with him, did you?
34948	Storms, huh? 34948 Take her?"
34948	That girl has n''t said she''d marry you, has she? 34948 Then if you do n''t see any humor in it, why do n''t you stop the courtin''?"
34948	Then it did astonish you, after all?
34948	Then you''ve seen both those girls, you say? 34948 There are the remnants, eh?
34948	There''s no telling what a lunatic will do next, is there?
34948	They ca n''t make new heads, can they?
34948	They would n''t let her go? 34948 Threats, hey?"
34948	Wait till to- morrow?
34948	Was it something that could build a fire?
34948	Was n''t plannin''on havin''''em walk like a caterpillar, nor fly down, nor anything of the sort?
34948	Was you tellin''me where Lane has been makin''his headquarters since he skipped the fire station?
34948	We did think of trying to help her, but what''s the use? 34948 Well, where?"
34948	Well, you''ve had it out, have you?
34948	What did I tell you about this? 34948 What did I tell you, MacLeod?
34948	What did it sound like?
34948	What do I hire you for? 34948 What do you know about her pedigree?"
34948	What do you mean, that I''m going to hire them to do it-- pay them money?
34948	What do you think you''re going to do there? 34948 What do you want him for?
34948	What for?
34948	What for?
34948	What has marryin''got to do with my job, or what have you got to do with my marryin''?
34948	What have they been doing to you in the ogres''den, Dwight, boy?
34948	What have you seen, old man?
34948	What in tophet do you think I''ve got to do with your readin''your own letters?
34948	What is that academy, a sort of matrimonial bureau?
34948	What particular word do you want to leave for Withee?
34948	What say ye to waitin''till your shoulder ai n''t so stiff?
34948	What say?
34948	What the devil do you mean?
34948	What will become of the girl?
34948	What''s the good of tinker- fuddlin''with that thing?
34948	What''s the matter with you, Lane? 34948 What, as a prize- fighter?"
34948	What?
34948	What?
34948	When what happened?
34948	When what happens?
34948	Where are you going, Lane?
34948	Where did you learn lumberin''?
34948	Where did you leave John Barrett?
34948	Where is Mr. Barrett? 34948 Where is he?"
34948	Where is she, Christopher? 34948 Where was our lawyer when this damnable document was issued?"
34948	Where''s Withee?
34948	Where?
34948	Where?
34948	Who is gossiping, and what is the gossip?
34948	Who needs a new head around here?
34948	Who would n''t have trouble? 34948 Who''ve you got in there?"
34948	Why ai n''t he up on his Jerusalem fire station instead of rampagin''round here in the woods?
34948	Why did n''t you kill him?
34948	Why did n''t you take it when I sent you the offer?
34948	Why is n''t it a good place for them to stay?
34948	Why,roared the tyrant, bluffly,"ai n''t the land- owners always made it worth your while to move?
34948	Why? 34948 Will you wait until I come back, Colin?"
34948	You ai n''t blamin''your own boss, be ye?
34948	You ai n''t tryin''to sluice the rest of us, are you, just because you''ve gone to work and got your own load busted on the ramdown?
34948	You call yourself a good woodsman?
34948	You do n''t think I''ve whaled up here hell- ti- larrup on a jumper to sit down and talk about women, do you?
34948	You do n''t, heh?
34948	You do n''t, hey?
34948	You have n''t got some whiskey handy, have you, Pulaski?
34948	You hellion, have you blowed Blunder dam?
34948	You mean that it is your wish that I should go away from Stillwater?
34948	You mean they wo n''t take a fortune when I am ready to hand it to them?
34948	You told them it was John Barrett''s daughter?
34948	You was reckonin''on havin''water under''em, was n''t you?
34948	You''ve done as I told you, and only yarded at the ends of the twitch- roads, and have n''t hauled to landings?
34948	''Where are my thirty thousand men?
34948	''Why did n''t he make a popple- club,''So Uncle Watson said,''And scotch the tribe of the Phlistereens By bangin''''em on the head?''"
34948	--I reckon you''d have to change your mind about his qualifications as a son- in- law, would n''t you?"
34948	--Mr. Skeet, I''ll speak to Mr. Ide about it when--""Mr. Wade,"broke in Christopher,"what''s the need of wastin''good breath on that sculch?
34948	Ai n''t that a pictur''for a Sussex shote to look at, and then take to the woods ag''in?"
34948	Ai n''t you going to let me do the square thing?
34948	Ai n''t you willin''to take your own medicine?"
34948	And if it can drive a college man out of his head, what chance has the rest of us got?"
34948	And if you did n''t, why not?"
34948	And when they clasped hands he asked, with the wistful, inexpressible pathos of his simple devotion to duty:"What was it all about?
34948	And yet-- was she-- was she coming here thinking I was that kind-- coming here to beg for her father?"
34948	Another case of it?
34948	Are n''t you willing to settle all this fuss like a man?"
34948	Are you goin''to let your girl take a critter like that back home with her?"
34948	Are you interested enough to listen to figures?"
34948	Barrett?"
34948	Britt chaw it?"
34948	Britt?"
34948	Britt?"
34948	Britt?"
34948	Britt?"
34948	But do you think I want it-- here?"
34948	But what has joinin''this matrimonial agency of yours got to do with your friendship or my work?"
34948	But what''s it all about, anyway?
34948	But what''s the use in going over all that again?
34948	But will it let us out?"
34948	CHAPTER XXIII IN THE MATTER OF JOHN BARRETT''S DAUGHTER"Warmth and comfort?
34948	Ca n''t she come along home, minding her own business like the good girl that she is, without a fuss that has set all the section wagging tongues?
34948	Dead, eh?
34948	Did Rodburd Ide tell you anything about my talk with the girl?"
34948	Did any of my men tell you that John Barrett-- you''ve heard of''Stumpage John''Barrett-- was at my camp last night?"
34948	Did not fair return from honest toil mean that he could face John Barrett, bulwarked by his millions?
34948	Did not success mean Elva Barrett?
34948	Did they get''em?
34948	Did you see him lookin''at me?
34948	Do n''t know me, eh?"
34948	Do n''t you know why all these animiles is runnin''away from down there?"
34948	Do n''t you think I know what I''m talking about?"
34948	Do n''t you think a man an infernal fool to dig a hole out of the dirt when it is so much easier to dig a hole out of the air and put dirt around it?"
34948	Do n''t you think a man with pumple- feet is an infernal fool to try to learn to skate?"
34948	Do you calculate to steal any of my water?
34948	Do you know of a man who can afford to do any better by you than I have-- just as long as things are the way they are now?"
34948	Do you see that?"
34948	Do you suppose I hate you any worse than I hate her for being what she is?"
34948	Does an Injun devil with a steel trap on his tail have headquarters while he''s runnin''and yowlin''?
34948	Fair weather, huh?
34948	File her teeth so that she can set''em into your throat?
34948	For is he not the one that should"set example"?
34948	Forget his love?
34948	Had Rodburd Ide done his part, and were they being held at Castonia?
34948	Has she got any folks comin''?
34948	Has she got anything comin''except somebody''s hush- money?"
34948	Has that fellow there been calling on you?"
34948	Have n''t we-- for only us two?
34948	He says to me at Castonia--""When?"
34948	He was her-- her husband?"
34948	Hear that?"
34948	Hear''em sleep?
34948	Hey?"
34948	How much will it take?"
34948	I ask you-- are you?"
34948	I ca n''t regulate my own daughter''s marriage, you young hound?"
34948	I cure those who have mocked me, do n''t I?
34948	I do n''t believe it,"stormed Barrett, pulling his chair back to the desk;"but if you knew it, why did n''t you say something before?"
34948	I went in there to give the horsepittle patient a fresh- laid doughnut to revive his droopin''heart, and--""Is that man gone?"
34948	I''m sorry it happened, but--""What happened?"
34948	Ide?"
34948	Ide?"
34948	Ide?"
34948	If you wo n''t take our drive for the usual fees and guarantee its delivery, will you let us drive it independently?"
34948	In a lower tone he went on:"If a man has got a daughter and is tied to a tree, how much will''Ladder''Lane scale to be cut up into bean poles?"
34948	Injunction still there, hey?
34948	Is n''t a man with a harelip an infernal fool to learn to play a fife?"
34948	Is she yours?"
34948	Is the selfishness of the woods down to the point where you begrudge those poor devils that wallow of stumps and rocks?"
34948	It was n''t just for the old original revenge, then?"
34948	It''s move ag''in, hey?"
34948	Jus''heard him say he would n''t marry-- marry--""Marry who?"
34948	Lane, can you give the crowd anything to eat at your tavern except broiled moose and fricasseed bobcat?"
34948	May I read my letter?"
34948	Never heard of Prophet Eli, the charmer- man, the mediator between the higher and lower forces, natural healer and regulator of the weather?
34948	Now, Warden Lane, what are you going to do with this man when you get him where you want to take him?"
34948	Now, is it women or woods after this?"
34948	Now, prophet, where''s he been hiding?
34948	Now, what do you say, Colin?
34948	Now, what do you think of that?"
34948	Oh, you do n''t?
34948	Only has to do that to tie up the whole Enchanted drive that we hundred men have sweat and froze and worked to get onto the landings?"
34948	Or have you gone clean out of your wits?
34948	Saw girl that looked like Kate Arden( even dressed in her clothes, I believe you told me?).
34948	See now?"
34948	See what it means if I am turned down?
34948	She was doin''it before we got here, and doin''it well, and do you reckon we have any right to set up and tell Nature her business?
34948	State- prison or insane asylum?"
34948	Take that girl outside these woods and give her an education?
34948	Take_ her_--the living reminder of what''s made me what I am?
34948	The Barrett girl, hey?
34948	The only exception was a very old woman who hobbled close and entreated:"Ai n''t you got northin''good for Abe, nice young gentleman?
34948	The whole idea is, are you ready to marry the girl?"
34948	There''s no knowin''what an outlaw will do, is there, Mr. Wade?
34948	Things to happen, huh?
34948	To go-- to tear Elva Barrett from that hateful place-- to rush back-- what else was there for Straight to do?
34948	Understand?"
34948	Wade?"
34948	Wade?"
34948	Wade?"
34948	Wade?"
34948	Wade?"
34948	What I want to ask you, fair and plain, is, do you want a job?"
34948	What are you doin'', John-- hirin''a perfesser?"
34948	What are you goin''to say to Pulaski Britt?"
34948	What are you going to do with her?"
34948	What are you standin''round on one foot for?"
34948	What did college training avail if it did n''t help a gentleman to hold his tongue at the right time?
34948	What did you drag him out of Barnum Withee''s camp for?
34948	What did you take him for-- a game- poacher?
34948	What did you want of Mr. Barrett, anyway?
34948	What do you think, men?
34948	What does Pulaski Britt want to meddle in this thing for?"
34948	What does he say he wants?"
34948	What else could a human being hope for in that waste?
34948	What has he done with her?"
34948	What have you done with him?"
34948	What is Prophet Eli''s mission?
34948	What right have you got to be bothering John Barrett?
34948	What was the use?
34948	What''s the nigger in the woodpile here, anyway?"
34948	What''s the particular ailment with you?"
34948	Where else would you stop in this God- forsaken bunch of shacks?
34948	Who is running this crew?
34948	Who made you the boss of God''s rains and rivers?
34948	Who was it cracked the neck of her,''way up at old Lake Blunder, When hell broke loose and sluiced our spruce?
34948	Who was that man, I wonder, Who turned himself to an outlaw bold and put the bang- juice under?
34948	Who would be mousin''around outside at that time of night except a lunatic-- such as''Ladder''Lane has turned into since the big fire?
34948	Whose money is paying you?
34948	Why do n''t you wear them?"
34948	Why is it that men ai n''t willin''to play fair in this world?
34948	Why not?
34948	Why were you going to fight like roosters at sight?"
34948	Will you fill it and light it?"
34948	Will you give me the right to-- well, to modify some of your threats?
34948	Will you marry that girl?"
34948	You did n''t get--""What did you suppose I''d get from Pulaski Britt, you infernal fool?"
34948	You do n''t think for a minute you''re goin''to induce him to take our drive or do the square thing on the water question, do you?"
34948	You get that, do you?"
34948	You see that, do n''t you?
34948	You wo n''t?
34948	You''d rather be sick, eh?
34948	You''ve been to Attean, hey?"
34948	You''ve got to have''em hear it, eh?
34948	did it have to come up and introduce itself, and say,''Please, Mister MacIntosh, I''m a ha''nt''?"
34948	steer?"
34948	what are you saying, Straight?"
34775	A combine?
34775	An''for why did he do it? 34775 An''what''s that got to do wid it?"
34775	And how do you find it going?
34775	And now, papa, do n''t you think I am a very dutiful, self- sacrificing daughter?
34775	And so you want to dodge out of an agreement with them because you stand to lose money on it?
34775	Any more orders, sir?
34775	Any one I know?
34775	Anything the matter, daddy? 34775 Are all the men at camp now?"
34775	Are we really engaged?
34775	Are ye lookin''for more logs to steal?
34775	Are you cutting it this winter?
34775	Are you giving me orders, Cooley?
34775	Are you glad?
34775	Are you sure you can?
34775	Aw, now, Mr. Kent,said big Cooley coaxingly,"what harm to put the run on them high- bankers and burn their dirty camp?"
34775	Behind it-- how? 34775 Boy, what on earth did you sign that for?
34775	Boys,said Joe,"who cut that boom?"
34775	Burn our camp, would ye?
34775	But he may some day?
34775	But how can we prevent his cutting?
34775	But why?
34775	But why?
34775	Ca n''t I? 34775 Ca n''t ye quit yer dam''swearin''in a church?
34775	Ca n''t ye talk over a business matter widout scrappin''? 34775 Can you prove that?"
34775	Champagne, hey? 34775 Consented?"
34775	Cruisin''?
34775	Did he come back?
34775	Did it ever strike you,Joe asked,"that he may be the man behind?"
34775	Did you have it there all the time?
34775	Do I get my time?
34775	Do n''t we give up strong to th''campaign fund? 34775 Do n''t you get it?"
34775	Do they own timber here?
34775	Do you hear me, damn you?
34775	Do you insinuate that they are not genuine?
34775	Do you know how this bidding works?
34775	Do you know that fellow?
34775	Do you know what the law is? 34775 Do you mean an engagement ring, Joe?"
34775	Do you mean he expects you to marry for money?
34775	Do you men think I''ll let you run this camp?
34775	Do you think I''ll stay here?
34775	Does it matter?
34775	Eat too much grub that I do n''t chaw, do I?
34775	For why should we wreck the dam?
34775	Garwood, hey? 34775 Glad it''s over?
34775	Gone where?
34775	Great Scott, Jack, where did you pick up that old come- all- ye?
34775	Hang our drive, would ye? 34775 Have a cigar?"
34775	Have n''t ye got ut cut?
34775	Hey?
34775	Hold water? 34775 How about Garwood?"
34775	How could he do that unless I consented?
34775	How did you get here?
34775	How do you buy, then?
34775	How do you get your logs out?
34775	How does he get his work done with whiskey in camp?
34775	How does it come that Kent gets them limits at Wind River? 34775 How long has this been going on?"
34775	How much does it cost me this time?
34775	How would it be if I turned a dozen men into your rear to lend a hand?
34775	How would you do it?
34775	How''s she comin''?
34775	Huh?
34775	I am,said Kent,"but how do you know about them?
34775	I know it,Joe admitted;"but are you sure the arrangement will be carried out?"
34775	I suppose the jobber is a good man?
34775	I suppose,said Mr. Ackerman casually,"that if whiskey got into Kent''s camp his work would suffer?"
34775	I thought liquor was n''t allowed in the camps?
34775	I was wondering,Crooks pursued,"whether you''d care to combine our businesses?"
34775	I wish ye luck, but what do we get in place of our tender that was turned down?
34775	I wonder what his game is?
34775	If so be lumber had went down, wud we have came whinin to ye to let us off our contract? 34775 If you love one another that''s the main thing, is n''t it?"
34775	In other words, you do n''t think I can run the business?
34775	In the fall, Joe?
34775	Is Kent still delivering lumber under your contract?
34775	Is Rough Shan McCane a good man? 34775 Is it Rough Shan McCane?"
34775	Is it him wid his raft of Callahans an''Red McDougals an''scrapin''s of hell wud burn a Kent camp?
34775	Is it?
34775	Is that Misther Kent?
34775	Is that so?
34775	Is there anything behind this, sir?
34775	Is what a fact?
34775	Is, hey?
34775	It did n''t occur to us, did it, Jawn?
34775	It is not a fact, then?
34775	It is? 34775 It''s a big business, is n''t it?
34775	It''s from some third act, is n''t it? 34775 Jack,"one employer is alleged to have said,"you remember that pair of socks you got in December?"
34775	Living up to it? 34775 Make a pig of meself wid pork an''beans, hey?
34775	Man enough? 34775 Matter with it?"
34775	May I come in? 34775 May I?"
34775	Meaning that the advice I get now is n''t proper?
34775	Meanwhile where do we get off at? 34775 My_ dear_ boy----""What''s the use?"
34775	No-- glad we''re married?
34775	No?
34775	Not an impossibility, however?
34775	Not bad news?
34775	Now I wonder,said Locke thoughtfully,"if we may go a step further?
34775	Now let me ask a question: Have you fallen in love with him?
34775	Now, I understand you have some timber near Kent''s Wind River limits?
34775	Now, then, Joe, where shall we start?
34775	Now,he said,"will you please tell me what I ought to know about the business, just what we have on hand and what we must do to keep going?
34775	Of course you saw Edith?
34775	Oh, that?
34775	Own up to what?
34775	Saves you the trouble of hauling the logs in here, does n''t it? 34775 Shall I stop them?"
34775	She must have been very glad to see you?
34775	Should you, Joe?
34775	Simple process, is n''t it? 34775 Sit down, wo n''t you?"
34775	So ut was you I was talkin''to?
34775	Sounds pretty stiff, hey?
34775	Square?
34775	Such as what?
34775	Suppose this man- of- straw, Dingle, gets a judgment and his paltry damages are paid-- what then?
34775	Surely they wo n''t hold us up when we''re losing money and they''re making two kinds?
34775	Take a man''s pay, eat a man''s grub, an''then loaf on the job, would ye, ye slab- mouthed, slouchin''son of sin?
34775	That is, you think somebody is forcing your hand?
34775	That occurred to ye, did it?
34775	That was before----"Before what?
34775	The carrying or the business?
34775	The devil he did? 34775 The-- lumber-- business?"
34775	Then it was my daughter who suggested that?
34775	Then what_ do_ you want?
34775	Then why did you give him the stuff to cut?
34775	W''at''s de mattaire wit''you, hey?
34775	We don''t----"An''why the divil is n''t ut?
34775	Well, Ackerman,he said,"what''s the news?"
34775	Well, Joe,he asked,"how you makin''it?"
34775	Well, Joe,said he,"getting into harness already?"
34775	Well, Mr. Ackerman,he said shortly,"what can I do for you?"
34775	Well, what about it?
34775	Well, what about it?
34775	Well, young people,said the old lumberman, emerging upon the veranda,"why do n''t you come into the house and have some music?"
34775	Well?
34775	Well?
34775	What are ye drivin''at? 34775 What are ye waitin''for?"
34775	What are you driving at, anyway, Ackerman?
34775	What are you framing up now?
34775	What business is that of yours?
34775	What debts?
34775	What did I tell you?
34775	What did he want?
34775	What do yez want?
34775	What do you mean?
34775	What do you think of it?
34775	What do you think of that?
34775	What do you think of this?
34775	What do you want her to cost?
34775	What do you want that for?
34775	What do you want to croak for? 34775 What does the boy think about it?"
34775	What have I got to do with that?
34775	What have you got against the man?
34775	What in thunder do you suspect anyway?
34775	What is it that it is? 34775 What is it?"
34775	What kind of''fire''and''nation''were you speaking of, dad?
34775	What makes you think we took your logs?
34775	What''ll be a dose of this?
34775	What''s in that sack?
34775	What''s that? 34775 What''s that?"
34775	What''s the best thing to do?
34775	What''s the excitement, boys?
34775	What''s the matter with it?
34775	What''s the matter?
34775	What''s the row?
34775	What''s the use of talkin''like that, Mac?
34775	What''s this I hear about your chasing three of my men with an axe?
34775	What''s up, Dinny?
34775	What''s up?
34775	What?
34775	What?
34775	What?
34775	When did you and Garwood go into the lumber business?
34775	When the drive comes dow- un, when the jam comes down, What makes yeez lads so wishful- eyed as we draw near to town? 34775 When will you be sluiced through?"
34775	Where are you men headin''for?
34775	Where did ye get it?
34775	Where''s MacNutt?
34775	Who else could''a''done it?
34775	Who told you there was anything between us?
34775	Who was he, Joe?
34775	Who was it? 34775 Who''s been talking to you?"
34775	Who''s sojerin''?
34775	Who''s try for be fonnee?
34775	Why did n''t you let me know you were coming?
34775	Why did n''t you tell me this before?
34775	Why did n''t you tell me you were coming?
34775	Why do n''t you ask him?
34775	Why do n''t you go up to the Wind with McKenna and take a look at things?
34775	Why do n''t you sing something touching and sentimental, appropriate to my bereaved condition? 34775 Why do n''t you_ do_ something?"
34775	Why not do it?
34775	Why should n''t we announce it? 34775 Why, what''s the matter with it?"
34775	Why?
34775	Why?
34775	Why?
34775	Why?
34775	Will it?
34775	Will she hold, Mac?
34775	Will you give me the names, or must I get them another way?
34775	Will you stay with me while I get it?
34775	Wo n''t they?
34775	Wo n''t ye?
34775	Would it be Alec Macnamara, now?
34775	Would n''t that jar a brick wall?
34775	Would you mind telling me who they are?
34775	Wreck the dam, is it?
34775	Ye mane that the limits was onloaded onto him to tie up his cash resources?
34775	Yes-- but are you?
34775	You cleaned them out, did you?
34775	You do n''t?
34775	You mean that if I married him you would give me nothing?
34775	You mean--?
34775	You need the logs, do n''t you, Joe?
34775	You own a couple of judges, do n''t you?
34775	You persist in your refusal to make terms?
34775	You think you''ll hang our drive, do you?
34775	You want to hang us up, do you?
34775	You''d have the information in the office, would n''t you?
34775	You''re McCane, are you? 34775 You''re sure you''re heading right?"
34775	You''ve shown me all the papers in the matter, have n''t you? 34775 Yourselves?"
34775	_ You_ do n''t want to marry her, do you?
34775	& N.--otherwise Garwood-- has secured control of the Peninsular?"
34775	A good time?
34775	A very fair test of the rectitude or otherwise of any deal is this: How will it look in print beneath a good scare head?
34775	Am I right, Jawn?"
34775	Am I the wet- blanket?"
34775	An''if it was a bar''l ai n''t ye man enough to be boss of yer own camp?"
34775	And if you were n''t, why did you tell her you were?
34775	And then I say:''Ah, Beatrice, why that cold and haughty tone?
34775	And yet I suppose nothing has been done in that direction, yet?"
34775	And yet why should she care?
34775	Are n''t they living up to it?"
34775	Are you aware that you have worn a sunny smile ever since you returned?
34775	Are you paying them rebates?"
34775	Before promulgating it we made inquiries----""From my clients?"
34775	Bending over her sewing one bright afternoon during the last days of Joe''s convalescence she crooned:"Is it far away ye''re goin'', Danny, dear?
34775	But are you making this proposition for Jack''s sake?
34775	But how?
34775	But what is it?"
34775	By the way, Jack, where is Drew keeping himself?
34775	By the way, what would you think of turning my business into a joint stock company?
34775	Ca n''t ye let the boys have a drink if they want it?
34775	Ca n''t you read, or did n''t you read?
34775	Ca n''t you see that?"
34775	Can you deliver them on time?"
34775	Can you keep ahead of us, do you think?"
34775	Can you shoot?"
34775	Can you swing it?
34775	Confidentially, Jack, how much do you suppose he is worth?"
34775	Crooks went on:"Well, what can we do about it?
34775	Crooks?"
34775	Did n''t they try to get a new contract that would kill us?
34775	Did the whole crew jump on your face?"
34775	Did they chloroform you?"
34775	Did you ever see them?"
34775	Do n''t you think a young man might fall in love with me for myself?"
34775	Do you get that with any degree of clarity?"
34775	Do you mean your father would n''t consent?"
34775	Do you want the rest of the verses?
34775	Does that make any difference?"
34775	Dorsey, who was a practical man, removed his pipe, scratched his head and asked:"What of?"
34775	Edith Garwood?
34775	For whom?
34775	For why wud ye start rough- house wid the lad?
34775	Garwood?"
34775	Got a smoke there?
34775	Got room for us?"
34775	Have you met her?"
34775	He is the only son, is n''t he?"
34775	How about those logs?
34775	How about you?
34775	How can he hear himself?"
34775	How could he have been so blind?
34775	How far has this flirtation of yours gone?"
34775	How is the business?"
34775	How is them booms, Dinny?
34775	How many blamed houses do you want to live in, anyway?"
34775	How many do you want?"
34775	How would ye like another little drink to help hold her down?"
34775	I ask you again what you want?"
34775	I do n''t mind telling you this much: There are a holy lot of wires in our business, and we have to stand in with the people who pull them, see?
34775	I mean, do you think I''d make a mess of my business if I ran it alone?
34775	I never gave you any reason to think that I thought that you thought-- I mean you could n''t think I did, could you?"
34775	I suppose McCane''s drive will be out of our way?"
34775	I want to know if there''s a way out of this for me?"
34775	I wonder how he knows so much about it?
34775	I wonder if I could get a line from Jack?"
34775	I wonder if they are told where not to buy?"
34775	I''m goin''to find them, an''when I do----""What''ll ye do?"
34775	Is it a fact?"
34775	Is it lavin''me ye arre, widout a tear?
34775	Is it love at first sight with you, too?"
34775	Is it possible to get it down on time?"
34775	Is n''t she the prettiest girl you ever saw?"
34775	Is that straight business, young felly?"
34775	Is ut shipped yit?"
34775	Kent?"
34775	Let them alone, do you hear me?"
34775	Like to hear her lament?"
34775	Like to read them?"
34775	May I call to- night?"
34775	McCane, what''s the use?
34775	No doubt you feel your responsibilities, eh?"
34775	Now what can we do about it?
34775	Oh, Jimmy,"he called to the cook,"rustle a good meal, will you?
34775	Oh, why did he die?
34775	Or shall I write him a note?"
34775	Presently she said:"When do you go up to Wind River?"
34775	Railway?"
34775	Remember the time you wished you were a boy?"
34775	Remember what he told me to do with it?"
34775	Savvy?
34775	Shall we?"
34775	Shall you marry him, Edith?"
34775	She ca n''t help it, can she?"
34775	So it would be a mistake, would n''t it?"
34775	That''s stealin''--stealin'', d''ye mind, young felly?
34775	The question was so entirely unexpected that Mr. Ackerman was almost caught off his guard, but he said:"Control of the Peninsular?
34775	They have n''t done it, an''for why?
34775	Understand?"
34775	Was n''t it big enough?"
34775	We did n''t come to terms, did we?"
34775	Were n''t you fond of her?
34775	Were you thinking of forming a company?"
34775	What business are they of yours?"
34775	What can I do for you?
34775	What did he talk about?"
34775	What do they want to lie for?
34775	What do we have to figure on besides cost, next time you ask us for a quotation?"
34775	What do you know of your father''s affairs, anyway?"
34775	What do you think of that?"
34775	What do you think of that?"
34775	What do you think you can do?"
34775	What do you think?"
34775	What do you want for yourself?"
34775	What do you want us to do?"
34775	What have you been doing to yourself?"
34775	What is the purpose?
34775	What makes yeez lads so wishful- eyed as we draw near to town?
34775	What would we get out of it?"
34775	What''s Clancys payin''you for doin''their dirty work?"
34775	What''s the guns for?
34775	What''s the matter?
34775	What''s the matter?"
34775	What''s the use of waiting?
34775	What''s to hinder his blowing the other when he''s finished sluicing his drive?
34775	Where do we fall down?
34775	Where''s his pull, that''s what we want to know?
34775	Where_ do_ you keep your pajamas?
34775	Who is behind it?
34775	Who left that box out there?"
34775	Why are you throwing it into us?
34775	Why did n''t we get the contract?"
34775	Why do n''t you own up?"
34775	Why the secrecy?
34775	Why was n''t I a boy?
34775	Will you do your best for me?"
34775	Will you kindly tell me why?"
34775	Will you oblige me by booming there till I get through?
34775	Will you stop when I ask you to?"
34775	Will you tell him?
34775	Would it be square to back out now, even if we could?"
34775	Yes?
34775	You do n''t think I''m putting up a job to freeze you out, do you?"
34775	You got that letter?"
34775	You wo n''t mind if I take him away for half an hour, Jack?"
34775	You wo n''t reconsider my offer, Archer?"
34775	You''d hog the river on us, would you?
34775	You''re sure about this, I suppose?"
34775	You''ve got good orders coming in, have n''t you?
34775	Young Statten?"
34775	_ Boss_, do you understand?
34775	cried Garwood,"you do n''t mean to tell me you''re engaged?"
34775	what has he been doing?"
11223	Ah, what''s the odds?
11223	And he has not come down the lake?
11223	And suppose,said she,"that a game warden should catch you or Mr. Jack Fyfe killing deer out of season?"
11223	Anything wrong?
11223	Are there any nice girls around?
11223	Are there any passenger boats that call there?
11223	Are there many people living around this lake?
11223	Are they all civilized and educated?
11223	Are you completely ruined, Jack?
11223	Are you not allowed to hunt them?
11223	But now that you''re face to face with something definite, what do you propose to do about it?
11223	But what can you do in town?
11223	But why all this mad haste?
11223	Ca n''t you break away from the fame and fortune stuff long enough to be on hand when Linda and I get married? 11223 Ca n''t you sell your logs if these other people wo n''t take them?"
11223	Can I run in? 11223 Can what?"
11223	Can you beat that?
11223	Can you come right now?
11223	Can you furnish me a machine and a reliable chauffeur?
11223	Can you hang on a while longer?
11223	Charlie Benton?
11223	Did n''t I ever tell you that I used to sing and lost my voice?
11223	Did you come to sing while_ my_ Rome goes up in smoke?
11223	Did you see that, Mrs. Jack? 11223 Do many men get hurt logging?"
11223	Do n''t you like me?
11223	Do n''t you think we could make this place a lot more homelike, Charlie?
11223	Do you care so much as all that, Jack?
11223	Do you know him?
11223	Do you suggest that I met him purposely-- by appointment? 11223 Do you think I''ve got neither pride nor self- respect?"
11223	Do you usually allow your men to address you in that impertinent way?
11223	Does it pain much?
11223	Even in spite of what you know?
11223	Friends? 11223 Getting off at Hopyard?
11223	Girls?
11223	Good Heavens, do you think I''m that spineless sort of creature? 11223 Got what fixed?"
11223	Hang it, what are you thinking?
11223	Has he got any license to close the Tyee? 11223 Has your Mr. Abbey got a young and be- yutiful sister?"
11223	Have n''t you got the least bit of resentment, Jack, for all this trouble I''ve helped to bring about?
11223	Have you just come down the lake?
11223	Have you thoroughly chucked that illusion? 11223 Have you?"
11223	He did start the fire then?
11223	He in doctor''s house?
11223	His camp ca n''t be far from here, is it? 11223 Hot Springs?"
11223	How can I? 11223 How can I?"
11223	How could one live in a place like this?
11223	How did it happen that you''ve never tried your voice lately?
11223	How did you come down? 11223 How did you fare all by your lonesome this long time?
11223	How did you get way up here?
11223	How did you know?
11223	How do you feel?
11223	How do you know that I have?
11223	How do you know?
11223	How do you like it here, and how are you getting on? 11223 How in the world did I ever manage to accumulate so much stuff, Jack?"
11223	How is Charlie? 11223 How is everything up the lake?"
11223	How is it going to end, the fire?
11223	How long ago was that?
11223	How long do you think you can stand it?
11223	How many extra?
11223	How many passengers?
11223	How much is it worth?
11223	How soon can you bring the car around to the Hotel Granada?
11223	How soon will you start?
11223	How''s every- thin''?
11223	How''s it blocked?
11223	How''s the frau, Lefty?
11223	I suppose it''s right for you to live with a man you do n''t love, when your heart''s crying out against it?
11223	I suppose you know what you''re doing?
11223	I suppose,he growled,"that''s Charlie''s idea of a joke, huh?"
11223	I thought Jack owned all the shore timber to Medicine Point?
11223	I wonder if I could?
11223	I wonder if he thinks I''ve been admiring his skill as a fisherman?
11223	I wonder if we are? 11223 I wonder if you are, after all, a little more of a primitive being than I''ve supposed?"
11223	I wonder why that Ancient Mariner way of seeking relief from one''s troubles by pouring them into another ear is such a universal trait? 11223 I wonder?"
11223	I? 11223 If it''s unlawful, why break the law?"
11223	If that''s the case,she observed,"I''m likely to be a handicap to you, am I not?"
11223	Is it necessary to be so downright brutal in actions as well as speech?
11223	Is it so bad as that at the lake?
11223	Is n''t that a pretty place back there in the woods?
11223	Is there anything you''re not up to? 11223 Is there nothing too low for you to dabble in?
11223	Is there-- is there likely to be anything wrong, Jack?
11223	It''s because I have n''t any illusions that-- that-- Oh, what''s the use of talking, Jack? 11223 Kin I get some hot water?"
11223	Land alive, what happened yuh, Lefty?
11223	Literally or slangily?
11223	Mind my preempting your job?
11223	Monohan, eh?
11223	My God, do you think I ca n''t see? 11223 No?"
11223	Oh, do n''t I?
11223	Only-- can''t you_ sabe_? 11223 Perhaps you''d better not talk?"
11223	Roaring Springs?
11223	Say, Jack do n''t happen to be here, does he?
11223	Say, did you never get any part of your voice back, Stell?
11223	Say,he asked easily,"how do you like life in a logging camp by this time?
11223	Say,he went on casually,"have you got any money, Stell?
11223	Seems odd, does n''t it, to meet like this?
11223	Shall we tell her?
11223	Sleepy?
11223	So you turned Paul down, eh?
11223	So?
11223	Stella, Stella, what''s the matter?
11223	Still mad, Stell?
11223	Sure they have n''t? 11223 That Indian girl''s really pretty, is n''t she?"
11223	That''s the_ Panther_?
11223	That? 11223 Then why ask me what I''m going to do with it?"
11223	There was a time when that would n''t have been a starter for you, eh? 11223 This is no small boy''s play, is it, Stell?"
11223	Till I can get my boat bailed?
11223	To Linda Abbey?
11223	Wanna make time, huh?
11223	Was n''t it plain enough? 11223 Well, Miss Ship- wrecked Mariner,"said he lightly,"where do you wish to be landed?"
11223	Well, Thorsen?
11223	Well, do you recall-- you were there when the estate was wound up, and I was not-- any mention of some worthless oil stock? 11223 Well, is n''t it rather nice to come home to?"
11223	Well, what of that?
11223	Well, why not?
11223	Well,Monohan retorted insolently,"what are you going to do about it?
11223	Well?
11223	What did I say to you yesterday?
11223	What difference can it make? 11223 What difference does that make?"
11223	What do you mean?
11223	What do you mean?
11223	What do you want to do? 11223 What does a million feet mean?
11223	What happened up there?
11223	What happened?
11223	What is it, Barlow?
11223	What is it, Barlow?
11223	What is it? 11223 What is it?"
11223	What is that?
11223	What kind of a man are you?
11223	What makes you so sure of that?
11223	What makes you so uneasy now?
11223	What new camp is that?
11223	What time is it?
11223	What''s struck that feller Monohan?
11223	What''s the matter, Jack?
11223	What''s the trouble now?
11223	What''s the use, Jack?
11223	What''s up?
11223	What''s wrong?
11223	What?
11223	What?
11223	When can I see you?
11223	When did you blow in? 11223 Where''d it come from?"
11223	Where''s your will, Stella Fyfe? 11223 Who told you?"
11223	Who would n''t?
11223	Why are we going out again?
11223	Why could n''t we have met and loved and been happy, as we could have been? 11223 Why did the_ Waterbug_ go down the lake?"
11223	Why did you make a point of coming for me?
11223	Why do you talk like that, Jack?
11223	Why do you talk like that?
11223	Why in Sam Hill ca n''t a man and a woman get married without all this fuss?
11223	Why not?
11223	Why should I?
11223	Why should Monohan shoot him?
11223	Why should we have to beat our heads against a stone wall like this?
11223	Why should we make our private affairs a spectacle for the whole town?
11223	Why the delay, though?
11223	Why were you asking if I could cook?
11223	Why, has trouble started up there?
11223	Why?
11223	Why?
11223	Will you and Jack be able to save any timber?
11223	Will you marry me, Stella?
11223	Will you remember not to drift offshore again?
11223	Will you start a fire, Charlie, while I change my dress?
11223	Will you take me in as a business partner, Jack?
11223	Wishing for rain?
11223	Wo n''t it help? 11223 Wo n''t you come out for a little spin on the lake?
11223	Wo n''t you come up to the house and get a change of clothes? 11223 Wo n''t you take a chance?"
11223	Wo n''t you use it, Jack?
11223	Work? 11223 Yes?"
11223	You are?
11223	You do n''t like thees work, do you, Mees Benton?
11223	You do n''t want to come along and take a lesson in catching rainbows, I suppose?
11223	You sabe Mr. Benton-- Charlie Benton?
11223	You think I grinned and made a monkey of_ him_ because it pleased me to do that? 11223 You understand, do n''t you?"
11223	An ancient feud?
11223	And what''s a limit?"
11223	And why might not she, who had never loved him, whose marriage to him had been only a climbing out of the fire into the frying- pan?
11223	Are n''t you hungry, Stella?
11223	Are you going back soon?"
11223	Based on what?
11223	Beauty?
11223	Because of her, or because of some enmity that far preceded her?
11223	Because of her?
11223	But if you go partners with me, what about your singing?"
11223	But if you were convinced that he did n''t really care, that his flowery protestations had a double end in view, would you still love him?"
11223	But what do you do with yourself when you''re not working?"
11223	But-- you have n''t got a trifle interested in Monohan, have you?
11223	CHAPTER VI THE DIGNITY(?)
11223	Ca n''t you see how impossible it would be?"
11223	Ca n''t you take a chance with me?"
11223	Ca n''t you throw a little halo of romance about me, for your own sake-- if not for mine?"
11223	Can you come?"
11223	Can you make a cup of tea?"
11223	Can you show me any one who is n''t largely swayed by motives of self- interest, if it comes to that?
11223	Can you understand that?
11223	Did I startle you when I bounced up like a cougar, Stella?"
11223	Did it?
11223	Did you have a good time?
11223	Did you know Stella used to warble like a prima donna, Jack?"
11223	Do n''t you see?
11223	Do you know that it was over a month before I found out that you''d turned your private balance back into my account?
11223	Do you mind?"
11223	Do you realize what sort of a state of mind you''re drifting into?
11223	Do you still maintain the ancient feud?"
11223	Do you want to go along to Jack''s camp?"
11223	Does he hunt deer for sport?"
11223	For you do care, do n''t you?"
11223	Funny streak for Monohan to take, is n''t it?
11223	Got any of your old pieces?"
11223	Granting that my voice is worth the trouble, would you like me to go and study in the East or abroad?
11223	Had he let a hopeless love turn to the acid of hate for the man who nominally possessed her?
11223	Happen to be going out to Roaring Springs?"
11223	Has matrimony toned him down, my dear?"
11223	Have n''t I got any possibilities as a lover?
11223	Have n''t you any respect for anything or anybody, yourself included?"
11223	Have you made any plans?"
11223	He''ll have you for life; ca n''t I talk to you for twenty minutes?"
11223	He''s--""Ca n''t we leave him out of it?"
11223	Honestly, Stella, do you think it''s worth while?
11223	How about it, Stella?
11223	How about it?
11223	How are you, anyway?"
11223	How can a man and a woman really know anything about each other till they''ve lived together?
11223	How could you?
11223	How did you get here so soon?
11223	How goes everything?"
11223	How would it be there?
11223	How would it end in the long run?
11223	How''s Charlie Benton?"
11223	I mean, you have n''t let him think you are?"
11223	I suppose I would n''t even be a welcome guest at the wedding?"
11223	I wonder if I made a mistake?
11223	I wonder what Jack would say if he knew what I''ve been debating with myself this afternoon?
11223	I wonder why people like me exist to go blundering about in the world, playing havoc with themselves and everybody else?"
11223	I''m not the least bit likely to do anything that will reflect on your prospective husband, which is what it simmers down to, is n''t it?
11223	If he''s so impossible a person, how does it come that you and your people countenanced him socially?
11223	If you do n''t stop dreaming and try real living, do n''t you see a lot of trouble ahead for yourself?
11223	If you must do it, why do n''t you do it for somebody who''ll make it worth while?
11223	Is he this Monohan?"
11223	Is it the accepted thing to get drunk at all times and in public?"
11223	Is one supposed to know everybody that one encounters?"
11223	Is the big stone fireplace in the living room, Jack?"
11223	Just what you propose to do?"
11223	Linda still asleep?"
11223	Makes a man feel as if he had to live up to it, eh?
11223	Maybe you noticed the boys used the snatch block two or three times this afternoon?
11223	My dear, my dear, why did all this have to be, I wonder?"
11223	Oh, do n''t you see that the way we''ll feel will make us utterly miserable?
11223	Oh, my dear, why could n''t it have been different?"
11223	Oh, well, why should I care?
11223	Or was it Destiny?
11223	Remember what I told you when you came?
11223	Sabe?
11223	Sabe?
11223	Sam, you get a wheelbarrow and run those trunks up after supper, will you?"
11223	Say, Stell, can you cook?"
11223	See?
11223	Should she go back to Jack Fyfe?
11223	So Monohan was in Seattle?
11223	Some California wildcat stuff the governor got bit on?
11223	Stick here at this till you go crazy?
11223	Suppose the block breaks when I''m givin''it to her?
11223	THE DIGNITY(?)
11223	Then to Stella:"How did it happen?"
11223	Then:"Do you expect to get back to God''s country short of a year, Alden?"
11223	There is no sense in our fussing or hesitating about what we''re going to do, is there?"
11223	Think you and Katy can rustle grub for this bunch by six?"
11223	To have me leave Jack to nursemaids and you to your logs?"
11223	To what end?
11223	Wanta eat here, or up there?"
11223	Was there aught of significance in that new camp of Monohan''s so near by; that sudden activity on ground that bisected her husband''s property?
11223	What about it?"
11223	What are going to do with it?"
11223	What are you going to do?
11223	What could she do?
11223	What did she want of life, anyway?
11223	What do you say?"
11223	What happened to him?"
11223	What is love?"
11223	What is there about money- making that warps some men so, makes them so grossly self- centered?
11223	What manner of folk and country?
11223	What right had he to lay hands on her?
11223	What sort of hostilities did Monohan threaten?
11223	What the hell_ can_ he do?"
11223	What was I tellin''about a broken block?
11223	What''s the matter with you?"
11223	When she left out her material wants, there was nothing but a nebulous craving for-- what?
11223	Where do you get off, if I go broke?
11223	Where''s the Siwash maiden?"
11223	Why borrow trouble when there''s plenty at hand?
11223	Why ca n''t he abide by that?"
11223	Why could n''t Jack Fyfe have inspired in her that headlong sort of passion?
11223	Why did n''t you tell me, Jack?"
11223	Why do n''t you forget your petty larceny troubles and start all over again?"
11223	Why do n''t you try?
11223	Why not?
11223	Why should I hate or despise you because you recognized that and passed on?
11223	Why should I sell when I''m just getting in real good shape to take that timber out myself?
11223	Why should it have to be?
11223	Why should it matter to me?
11223	Why should n''t we go partners?
11223	Why should she ask?
11223	Why should she feel an oddly- disturbing thrill at the mere physical nearness of this fair- haired stranger?
11223	Why should she not so choose?
11223	Why should we stick together when no good can come of it?
11223	Why take it out on me?"
11223	Why tread the same bitter road again?
11223	Why, she asked bitterly, could n''t other people do as Jack Fyfe had done: cut the Gordian knot at one stroke and let it rest at that?
11223	Why, who''s that?"
11223	Why?
11223	Why?
11223	Will you slip down to the first point south of Cougar Bay about three in the afternoon to- morrow?
11223	Will you?"
11223	Will you?"
11223	Wo n''t you marry me and cut this sort of thing out?
11223	Would he try to see her?
11223	Would n''t you like a cup of coffee?"
11223	Would n''t you like something to eat, Stella?
11223	Would you be willing to bear the expense of such an undertaking?
11223	Would you mind telling me just exactly what you meant a minute ago?
11223	You and I?"
11223	You can camp for three or four months, ca n''t you, without finding it completely unbearable?"
11223	You can trust me still, ca n''t you?"
11223	You could n''t possibly be any worse off as my wife, could you?"
11223	You did n''t particularly want to stay over and get acquainted, did you?"
11223	You do n''t happen to have any such feeling about me, eh?"
11223	You have n''t got so much of a grievance with the world in general as you had when we left, eh?"
11223	You see them big iron pulley blocks the haul- back cable works in?
11223	You think I do n''t_ sabe?_ But I''m putting a weapon into your hand.
11223	You would n''t want me to marry you just so I could resign the job of chef, would you?"
11223	You''re not angry, are you, Stella?"
11223	_ Sabe?_ Beat it."
11223	something new?
13532	''Oppresses,''Mr. McKaye? 13532 ''Tis hard to stand between our love and duty, is it not, lass?
13532	''Yet?''
13532	Am I worthy of him?
13532	And did our ears deceive us or did we really hear you call her''dear''and''sweetheart''?
13532	And her answer was satisfactory?
13532	And if I should not agree to this-- what?
13532	And that red one?
13532	And they did n''t tell you approximately when I should look for their visit?
13532	And what does Caleb call it, Nan?
13532	And what is the condition?
13532	And where do you plan to live?
13532	And who might mother be?
13532	And you demanded a show- down then and there?
13532	And you fear that I may detract from the radiance of that future? 13532 And you''ll be gone a month, lad?"
13532	And you''re not crippled, boy dear?
13532	And you, mother? 13532 And you?"
13532	Andrew, this is your work, is it not?
13532	Anything in bank? 13532 Are n''t you feeling well, my dear?"
13532	Are you my daddy?
13532	Are you my daddy?
13532	Are you offering me an alternative?
13532	As for Nan''s free and easy views on the subjects, who in Port Agnew, may I ask, expects her to act differently? 13532 At the solicitation of whom?"
13532	Because''tis her secret, an''why should I share it wit''you, m''anin''no disrespect, sor, at that?
13532	Bless my soul,he blurted,"why do you entrust me with it?
13532	But are you certain he married you?
13532	But could n''t you cover your tracks, Nan? 13532 But did you tell Daney that you would accept me if I should ask you again to marry me?"
13532	But his wife, man? 13532 But how did you procure my address in New York?"
13532	But how does she exist? 13532 But is n''t she going away?"
13532	But is n''t that just like him, Nan?
13532	But what is to become of you?
13532	But why did n''t she prosecute him, Caleb? 13532 But why did n''t you tell us after you had discovered it, Donald?"
13532	But why from you, of all men? 13532 But you do not think so, do you?"
13532	But you''ll forgive her this once, wo n''t you, dear?
13532	But you''re not marrying me to save me from poverty, Donald? 13532 But, Andrew dear, do n''t you know I would n''t dare breathe it to anyone but you?"
13532	But, Hector, why did you support him a moment ago?
13532	But-- if he should n''t rescind it?
13532	By the way, what kind of shanty is old Brent going to build?
13532	Can you stand the pressure? 13532 Come now, old dear; if Nan Brent is n''t a bad woman, just what is your idea of what constitutes badness in a woman?
13532	Dad, will you please help me to some of the well- done?
13532	Damn it, Nellie,he roared,"what the devil do you mean by this?"
13532	Damn it, man,Daney roared wrathfully,"have you no pride?
13532	Daney had come to you with an offer of monetary reward for your invaluable services to the McKaye family, had he not? 13532 Did he ever question you as to how you ascertained I was ill?"
13532	Did he say anything?
13532	Did he say so?
13532	Did you come over to- night to tell me good- by before going back to the woods, Donald?
13532	Did you ever hear that I had begun?
13532	Did you ever see a marriage certificate?
13532	Did you sell me that red cedar?
13532	Do I fight like one? 13532 Do n''t I know it?"
13532	Do n''t you know your own daddy?
13532	Do you condone her offense, Hector?
13532	Do you know the man, Caleb?
13532	Do you live here?
13532	Do you really think so, Nellie?
13532	Do you think, father McKaye,she queried,"that the remainder of the family will think as you do?"
13532	Do you wish a religious service?
13532	Do you wish an accounting, father?
13532	Does he know it?
13532	Does n''t it beat hell?
13532	Don dear,she cooed throatily,"are we mistaken in our assumption that the person with whom you have just talked is Nan Brent?"
13532	Forgetting what?
13532	France? 13532 Friend of his?"
13532	Gone where?
13532	Good gracious, Andrew, you do n''t mean it?
13532	Got a proposition to submit?
13532	Granted-- if it''s true; but how do you know it to be true?
13532	Happy?
13532	Has Mrs. Daney been asking the postmaster?
13532	Has he a fighting chance?
13532	Have you broken with your people, dear?
13532	Have you finished?
13532	Have you found her yet, my son?
13532	Have you heard anything about a fight down near the Sawdust Pile last night, my son?
13532	Have you no power o''deduction? 13532 Have you, mother, or you, my sisters, been down to the Sawdust Pile to thank Nan for inspiring me-- no matter how-- with a desire to live?
13532	He has warned you not to confess to father, has n''t he? 13532 He''s a pretty good old sport after all, is n''t he, Nan?"
13532	Hey, there, son,he called into the darkness,"What was that you said about a glass case?"
13532	His family desires this, then?
13532	How dare that woman ring you up?
13532	How did he look, Andrew?
13532	How did you know it? 13532 How did you manage to get away with it, Nan?"
13532	How do you do, Nan?
13532	How do you know all this?
13532	How do you know that?
13532	How do you know they''ve been talking to me, Andrew?
13532	How do you like that, eh?
13532	How else would a man of spirit choose, old shipmate?
13532	How long is it since you have been away from the Sawdust Pile?
13532	How much?
13532	How soon, boss?
13532	How?
13532	I have great influence with you have I not?
13532	I mean what''s your idea if you stay? 13532 I suppose you have n''t sufficient money with which to return to New York?"
13532	I thought I fired you?
13532	I will, soon, but, oh, what will my poor darling do then, Mr. Donald? 13532 I wonder why?"
13532	If I come over some evening soon, will you sing for me, Nan?
13532	In the name of heaven, why did you not tell me this the day you married her?
13532	Is he going to marry her, Andrew? 13532 Is he ill?
13532	Is it something you could confide in an old man?
13532	Is n''t it awful to be Scotch?
13532	Is not Jesus Christ the embodiment of honor? 13532 Is she going to break her bargain?"
13532	Is that all, Mary?
13532	Is that going to make any difference-- to you?
13532	Is that quite necessary?
13532	Is that you, Donald?
13532	Is this little one Nan?
13532	Just what are your plans, dear?
13532	Lad, why did you do it? 13532 May I inquire on what grounds you base that statement, dad?"
13532	May I inquire, my girl,he asked presently,"what are your plans for the future?"
13532	May I suggest that you give no intimation of your intention to surrender this property?
13532	My dear Mrs. McKaye,Daney retorted in even tones,"do you wish me to inform your husband of a certain long distance telephone conversation?
13532	Nan,Donald queried suddenly,"have I the right to ask you the name of the man who fathered that child?"
13532	Nan,he began,"did anybody ever suggest to you that the sporty thing for you to do would be to run away and hide where I could never find you?"
13532	Neither he nor Daney communicated with you in anyway following your departure from Port Agnew?
13532	No? 13532 Nothing?"
13532	Now then, lad,he demanded,"have I been a good sport?"
13532	Oh, my dear, my dear,she pleaded,"you would n''t breathe a word to him, would you?
13532	Oh, my dears, what shall I do?
13532	Oh, nothing; only--"Only what?
13532	Oh, then she''s not a wanton?
13532	Oh-- so that''s all, eh?
13532	Poor old Caleb,Donald soliloquized,"you find it hard to believe it yourself, do n''t you?
13532	Run along home now, wo n''t you, please?
13532	So that''s the way you elect to work it, eh?
13532	So youh- all''s de new la''rd, eh? 13532 So-- so this is your idea of playing the game, is it?"
13532	Sure, what''s happened to the poor bhoy?
13532	Surely, you would not expect us to take such a woman to our hearts, Donald dear?
13532	That makes it a little binding, eh?
13532	The Laird led trumps, but Nellie McKaye revoked and played a little deuce?
13532	Then Nan''s poverty-- the lowliness of her social position, even in Port Agnew, would not constitute a serious bar?
13532	Then there_ was_ a marriage, Caleb?
13532	Then why did you disregard that letter that cost me such an effort to write?
13532	Then,he whispered,"you did n''t mean that-- about the last line of the fairy- tale?"
13532	They believe this?
13532	They looked at me, through me, over me, beyond me--"And never batted an eye?
13532	They neglected to inform you how much time they would require to think it over, did they not?
13532	Think so, Caleb?
13532	Thinking of settling in Port Agnew?
13532	W- wh- where is he, Andrew?
13532	We- ll, is dat so?
13532	Well, Donald McKaye''s father was a river hog, was n''t he?
13532	Well, Hector?
13532	Well, Mary, what would you expect the boy to do? 13532 Well, Mr. Daney,"he inquired affably,"what are your plans for the new hired man?"
13532	Well, can I help it if people will talk?
13532	Well, dear Mr. Daney,she murmured in her melted- butter voice,"what new bugaboo have you developed for us?"
13532	Well, dear heart?
13532	Well, how do you feel this morning, son?
13532	Well, how does the old sailor feel this morning?
13532	Well, lass,he demanded, and there was a belligerent and resentful note in his voice,"is this playing the game?"
13532	Well, my dear,she said presently,"are n''t you going to tell me all about it?"
13532	Well, now, how do you know, Nan?
13532	Well, since she asked me to return to Port Agnew, I''m wondering who is going to ask me to go away again?
13532	Well, what are you going to do about it?
13532	Well, what are you going to do now to put tobacco in your old tobacco box, Donald?
13532	Well, what''s wrong with the conditions in this case?
13532	Well, you''ve won, have n''t you?
13532	Well? 13532 Well?"
13532	Well?
13532	Well?
13532	Were you glad?
13532	What about him?
13532	What are you doing here? 13532 What are you doing in Port Agnew?"
13532	What did Dirty Dan get, son?
13532	What did Moretti say about your voice?
13532	What do you know about the young Laird, eh, Mr. Daney? 13532 What else?"
13532	What for?
13532	What happened to the Brutus?
13532	What if you did not? 13532 What is this interesting news, Andrew?"
13532	What makes you think so, old smarty?
13532	What the devil are you talking about, Daney?
13532	What''s that ribbon?
13532	What''s the idea, son?
13532	What, pray?
13532	What? 13532 When did you settle with her for the loss of the Brutus?"
13532	When you come again, Donald,she pleaded, as he took her hand,"will you please bring me some books?
13532	Where are you going?
13532	Where did she travel, and what hotel did she put up at?
13532	Where did you hide the boat, Mr. Daney? 13532 Where do you get that stuff, eh?
13532	Where have you been all day, son?
13532	Where she_ may_ be found? 13532 Where would the arnica be-- if we had any, Donald?"
13532	Where''s Donald?
13532	Who is he? 13532 Who the devil is''Sweetheart''?"
13532	Who''s that?
13532	Why ca n''t you? 13532 Why did n''t the idiot send the license back to the minister who had performed the ceremony?"
13532	Why did n''t you tell me you felt yourself slipping?
13532	Why do you not tell him?
13532	Why do you withhold your confidence from me?
13532	Why not, may I ask? 13532 Why not?"
13532	Why should you resign?
13532	Why that reservation, my son?
13532	Why under the canopy did you deem it necessary to sacrifice yourself for him? 13532 Why, father?"
13532	Why, what''s happened?
13532	Why?
13532	Why?
13532	Why?
13532	Why?
13532	Will I be seeing you again, Nan, before you leave?
13532	Will you be good enough to drive me home to The Dreamerie, Andrew?
13532	Will you be leaving Port Agnew?
13532	Will you come back to Port Agnew and help save him? 13532 Will you come with me, son?"
13532	Will you demand an accounting, my son?
13532	With reference to what?
13532	Worry as to the future of Nan and the child?
13532	Worrying about the boy?
13532	Would I telephone across the continent if we did not?
13532	Would you know my boy if you should see him again, Nan?
13532	Would you sleep any better if you knew?
13532	Yes?
13532	You arrived in her, then?
13532	You can not have heard all of the town gossip, then?
13532	You do remember, do n''t you? 13532 You knew the girl had left Port Agnew and why, do you not?"
13532	You mean the suspense of not knowing how I was spending my allowance?
13532	You must be very, very angry and hurt, Donald?
13532	You refuse to help us?
13532	You said it in anger?
13532	You will-- if I refuse to marry you?
13532	You''re an affectionate little snooks, are n''t you?
13532	You''re an old sailor, are n''t you, Brent?
13532	You''re so certain that girl will keep her promise, are n''t you? 13532 You''ve-- you''ve-- chosen the Sawdust Pile?"
13532	You-- the boss-- desire to do this?
13532	Your granddaughter, I presume?
13532	Yours?
13532	A hen- house?"
13532	Am I on the pay- roll agin?"
13532	Am-- am I intruding here, sir?"
13532	An''ye''ll promise me, wo n''t ye, to sind for me firrst- off if ye should be wan tin''some blackguard kilt?"
13532	And I can have the Sawdust Pile, sir?"
13532	And are you leaving Port Agnew indefinitely, Nan?"
13532	And she had no_ reason_ to behave herself, had she?
13532	And since what you did was not done for profit, you were properly infuriated and could n''t resist giving Daney the scare of his life?
13532	And that thing?"
13532	And trying to bribe me into permitting you to escape-- what the deuce have you been monkeying with?
13532	And what does the doctor say?"
13532	And why should I inflict upon her, who has shown me kindness and love, a brimming measure of humiliation and sorrow and disgrace?
13532	And would you convict him on the prattle of an innocent child in arms?"
13532	And you have your three- quarters pay as a retired chief petty officer?"
13532	And you would n''t have a son of yours wait until the draft board took him by the ear and showed him his duty, would you?"
13532	Any news at your end?"
13532	Any news from my mother and the girls?"
13532	Anything else?
13532	Are there any relatives to notify?"
13532	Are you crazy?
13532	Are you going to leave this office?"
13532	Beat the child?
13532	Beth, can you imagine what father McKaye would say if he only knew?"
13532	But suppose they object?
13532	But tell me, dear, did you receive my letter?"
13532	By the way, are you going to old Caleb''s funeral, dad?"
13532	By the way, who is this girl?
13532	By the way, who is towing the garbage- barge to sea nowadays?"
13532	Ca n''t you realize that, Mr. Daney?
13532	Ca n''t you realize, Donald, how he must have appealed to a little country goose like me?
13532	Can you hear me distinctly?"
13532	Coming back-- devilish hot night-- for this time of year, is n''t it?
13532	Cost you something to confess that, did n''t it?
13532	Daney sat down and said very quietly:"Dan, do you know where Nan Brent may be found?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Daney?"
13532	Did Dirty Dan come in from the woods to- night?"
13532	Did he give you the Sawdust Pile?"
13532	Did my father or Andrew Daney, acting for him, ever offer you any sum of money as a bribe for disappearing out of my life?"
13532	Did n''t I beg you not to be hard on our poor boy?"
13532	Did not periods of seraphic calm always precede a tornado?
13532	Did you observe it?
13532	Do n''t you realize I want to protect you from the tongue of scandal?
13532	Do you mean to tell me this is news to you?"
13532	Do you mind, Nan, if I try my hand at foster- fathering?
13532	Do you really think she would go as far as that, Andrew?"
13532	Do you recall the price he was asking?"
13532	Do you remember those bonds you sent me from New York once-- the proceeds of your deal in that Wiskah river cedar?"
13532	Do you think they will let bygones be bygones and take me to their hearts-- for your sake?"
13532	Do you understand why this should be?"
13532	Does the child resemble my son?"
13532	Donald?"
13532	Donald?"
13532	Eh?
13532	Elizabeth and Jane?
13532	Er-- ah-- you''re certain, Andrew, the girl understands quite thoroughly that I have n''t had a thing to do with bringing her back to Port Agnew?"
13532	Even if she did tell him, what could he do?
13532	Git dat, Mistah La''rd?"
13532	Had she arrived too late?
13532	Had she gone too far?
13532	Has Nan a marriage certificate?"
13532	Has he written you?
13532	Have n''t I told you our boy is n''t going to die?"
13532	Have ye not been surprised that they knew so well where to find ye whin they wanted ye?"
13532	Have you absolved yourselves of an obligation which must be perfectly evident to perfect ladies?"
13532	Have you any idea where Donald spent the evening?"
13532	Have you forgotten me?''"
13532	Have you seen and talked with Nan Brent this morning?"
13532	Have you spoken to him about this-- Nan girl?"
13532	He keeps calling for her in his delirium, does n''t he?
13532	He said to me:''So this is your idea of playing the game, is it?''
13532	He watched her soothe the youngster and then asked:"Nan, where do you keep the arnica now?
13532	How could you?
13532	How do you know that Mr. Daney did not send for me?"
13532	How shall I do it?
13532	However, since you say Hector is quite pleased with the situation, why should I not tell him, Andrew?"
13532	I ca n''t very well help loving Nan, can I, dad?"
13532	I could n''t in decency come any earlier; could I, Nan?
13532	I dislike to appear inquisitive, but might I ask what you''ve done with your two hundred thousand profit?"
13532	I do n''t believe you''ve seen it, have you?
13532	I kept hoping you and the girls would confess to Dad that you telephoned Nan to come back to Port Agnew that time I was sick with typhoid--""Eh?
13532	I paid for it on the instalment plan--yearly payments secured by first mortgage at six per cent., and----""Who cruised it for you?"
13532	I think you realize that until she came I was too unhappy-- too disgusted with life-- to care whether I got well or not?
13532	If I can not convict that man of bigamy, would it not be foolish of me to try?
13532	If I get-- well, will you-- marry me, Nan?"
13532	If I marry Nan Brent are you each prepared to forget that I am your brother?"
13532	If Mr. Donald''s life should happen to be the price of your silence, however, you''d tell me, would n''t you?"
13532	If they could n''t do that, where would be the fun of being rich?
13532	If you persist in forgetting who you are, does it follow that I should pursue a similar course?"
13532	In direct contrast with this cool salutation, Nan inclined her head graciously and smilingly said:"Why, how do you do, Hetty?
13532	In that event would Donald forgive and forget and come home to The Dreamerie?
13532	Ipso facto or per se?
13532	Is his father inside?"
13532	Is it possible, Mary Daney, that you prefer me to think you are not inspired by similar sentiments?
13532	Is n''t that why you named your son Donald?"
13532	Is she impossible?"
13532	Is that it?"
13532	Is that white woman his consort?"
13532	Is there no hope, Nan?"
13532	Is this your little man, Nan?
13532	It pleased you a whole lot, did n''t it, honey?"
13532	Lad, your wife will always be dust to some folks, but-- we''re kindred to her-- so what do we care?
13532	Man, can Donald McKaye we d Nan Brent of the Sawdust Pile?"
13532	Man, do ye not ken you''re your father''s son?"
13532	May I come in, then, to greet Caleb and your husband?"
13532	May I speak to you for a few minutes?"
13532	Money, clothes?"
13532	Morals?
13532	Moreover, what right had he to shoot anybody''s dog until it attacked him?
13532	Mr. Daney, where the devil are you?
13532	My dear old Furiosity, ai n''t my resignation in the waste- basket?
13532	My father''s?"
13532	My husband''s business interests necessitated very frequent trips North--""What business was he in, Nan?"
13532	Nan''s coming back-- understand?
13532	Nellie, my dear, you remember little Nan Brent, do you not?"
13532	Nellie, will you have a piece of the well- done?"
13532	Now then, where in hades do you get this crazy notion?"
13532	Now, why did he do this?
13532	Och, mon, was there ever a lad like mine?"
13532	Oh, dear, oh dear, is my son totally lacking in a sense of decency?
13532	On whose orders, Mr. Daney?
13532	Or do you, Hector McKaye?"
13532	Promise?"
13532	Promise?"
13532	Queer how the salt in the wood colors the flames, is n''t it?"
13532	Referring to my grandson''s half- brother?"
13532	Remember the night I dragged you ashore at Darrow''s log boom?
13532	Remember, Nan?
13532	Sh-- what''s that?"
13532	Shall I say-- glorious?"
13532	She has behaved herself for three long years, but did she win anybody''s approbation for doing it?
13532	She was aware only that he was in a softened mood, so she said,"Do n''t you think you''ve been a little hard on poor Jane, Hector dear?"
13532	She''ll find our drying- yard something of a nuisance, will she not?"
13532	She''s gone-- nobody knows-- May God damn your soul to the deepest hell-- Where are you?
13532	Since when?"
13532	So that''s all that''s wrong with her, eh?"
13532	So why not send for her?
13532	Sorry-- for you-- but do you-- happen to know-- last line-- fairy- tale?
13532	Sturdy little chap, is n''t he?
13532	Suppose that motor- cruiser should spring a leak and sink?"
13532	Suppose they buck and pitch and sidestep and bawl and carry on?
13532	Suppose we come up and sit with you next Sunday?"
13532	Sure, what if somebody should die an''lave ye a fortun''?
13532	Surely you must realize that?"
13532	That was the way of it, was it not?"
13532	The familiar wrinkle appeared for an instant on the end of her nose before she continued:"I wonder what The Laird thinks of that, Andrew?"
13532	The real profit''s in the fun--""And the knowledge that I''m not a fool-- eh, father?"
13532	Then Nan called upon you again?"
13532	Then said Daney:"How do you know his heart was broken?"
13532	Then, from The Laird:"And you''re going to wait for-- her, my son?"
13532	Then,"And does my son share a confidence which I am denied?"
13532	There are millions of wonderful, angelic women in this terrible world, but what I want to know is: Where the Sam Hill do they hide themselves?"
13532	There are reasons why I should know, and you would n''t refuse to set my mind at ease, would you?"
13532	To conform to the social standards of those who decry her virtue?
13532	Unconditional surrender?"
13532	Understand?
13532	Was I divorced?
13532	Was he to be deprived of a glimpse of his grandson by an insensate brute of a dog?
13532	Was it quite loyal of you to stay home?"
13532	Was my husband dead?
13532	Was she not there for that purpose?
13532	Was the Brutus, by any chance, insured against theft?"
13532	We do not care how long she looks, do we mother?"
13532	Wha''s matter, eh?"
13532	Wha''spier ye, Hector McKaye, to a trip aroond the worl'', wi''a wee visit tae the auld clan in the Hielands?"
13532	What became of old Caleb Brent''s motor- boat?"
13532	What did I tell you?"
13532	What did the chit say?"
13532	What do you expect to do for a living?"
13532	What do you say to this?"
13532	What do you suspect, my dear?"
13532	What else now?
13532	What good would it be to ye if nobody could find ye?
13532	What have I done?
13532	What if Donald''s son should catch it and die, and Donald be deprived of the sight of his first- born?
13532	What if Nan should succumb to an attack of it while her husband was in France?
13532	What is his name?"
13532	What right had he to expect forgiveness,_ sans_ the asking,_ sans_ an acknowledgment of his heartlessness?
13532	What shall I do?
13532	What then?"
13532	What thin, Daniel?
13532	What will you give me to stick to my side of the river?"
13532	What will you take to abandon, it and leave us in undisputed possession?"
13532	What''s happened?"
13532	What''s that Kipling thing that''s been set to music?"
13532	What''s that you''re building, Brent?
13532	What''s that?"
13532	What''s the matter?
13532	What''s the use of crying over spilled milk?
13532	What''s this joke, anyhow?
13532	What''s wrong with him, Andrew?
13532	What''s your idea about it, Brent?"
13532	What''s your name?"
13532	What, after all, was there worth while in the world for him if he was to be robbed of his youth and his love?
13532	When did you get back?"
13532	When you told him you would marry me if I should ask you again, to whom did Daney report?
13532	When, however, he had satisfied his swimming senses that she was really there in the flesh, he murmured:"You''ll not-- run away-- again?
13532	When?"
13532	Where are you?"
13532	Where did this ceremony take place?"
13532	Where do you keep it?"
13532	Who gets the advertising out of a charity ball if it is n''t the rich?
13532	Who told you this?"
13532	Who''s this girrl?
13532	Who''ve you been gossiping with?"
13532	Whose little boy are you?"
13532	Why did n''t you take me into your confidence?
13532	Why did n''t you write the county clerk, of the county in which the license was issued?"
13532	Why make fish of one and fowl of the other?
13532	Why wash your dirty linen in public?"
13532	Why, what will people say?"
13532	Would he be welcome in that stern old sea dog''s home?
13532	Would he make the run, or would he, in the parlance of the sporting world,"dog it?"
13532	Would his four years at a great American university make of him a better man, or would he degenerate into a snob and a drone?
13532	Would it not have been far simpler to have mailed it?"
13532	Would you still prefer that I limit my visits to, say, Christmas and Easter?"
13532	Yes or no?"
13532	You always were a good girl--""But suppose she wasn''t-- always?"
13532	You are referring to Nan, are you not?''"
13532	You back?"
13532	You wanted a breast to weep upon, did n''t you?
13532	You will recall, Mr. Daney, that when Mrs. McKaye rang me up in New York, she was careful, even while asking me to return, to let me know my place?"
13532	You would n''t want him to sit at home and be a slacker, would you?
13532	You''re Mr. McKaye, are n''t you?"
13532	You-- you''ll be very kind and patient with him, will you not?
13532	Your father gave me a passage on one of his steam- schooners, and when we got to the dock in San Francisco--""_ He_ was there, eh?
13532	he added, turning to Nan,"when I married you on faith?"
13532	he greeted the convalescent,"how do you find yourself these days?"
36522	A smash?
36522	A word from me, after five years''absence? 36522 A word from me?"
36522	And Jim?
36522	And are n''t you happy, Dave?
36522	And if they''re doing that here, what about the outlying camps?
36522	And if-- just supposing-- that does not happen-- I mean, supposing, through his agency, the mill remains idle?
36522	And since when, Bob Nicholson, have you come to this conclusion?
36522	And the other?
36522	And we are to bolt with him?
36522	And why is n''t he here?
36522	And you did all that?
36522	And you?
36522	And you?
36522	And-- and you love him?
36522	And-- are you happy-- little Betty?
36522	And-- does Betty know?
36522	And-- this?
36522	Any of the boys cut up?
36522	Anything else?
36522	Are you coming as a friend or as a customer? 36522 Are you coming to my room for that drink?"
36522	Are you going up to the camps?
36522	Are you sure he''ll come?
36522	Auntie, if Uncle Tom had been away five years, would you ask him for proof of his life all that time?
36522	Betty for you? 36522 Betty told you what happened at my office the other day-- I mean, what happened to Jim Truscott?"
36522	Betty, would n''t that be bully? 36522 But Betty?"
36522	But the sick?
36522	But what''s it for, though?
36522	But why this hurry? 36522 But why to you?"
36522	But why, Betty?
36522	But you wo n''t overdo it, Dave, will you? 36522 But, Dave, should you judge him?
36522	But-- but you said''we''just now?
36522	But_ you_ picked yourself up, Dave, did n''t you?
36522	Can nothing be done for the poor chap?
36522	Can you drive it?
36522	Can you make anything out, Mason?
36522	Dave, will you do something for me?
36522	Dave,she said very gently,"when am I going to have a daughter?
36522	Dave,she said, in a low voice,"will you promise me something?"
36522	Dave,she went on at last,"we''ve always been such good friends, have n''t we?
36522	Dead?
36522	Did he get-- smashed?
36522	Did he lie?
36522	Did he say so?
36522	Did he send, or-- have you seen him?
36522	Did you hear that, Jim? 36522 Did you hear?
36522	Did you tell him five?
36522	Did-- did he go?
36522	Different?
36522	Do n''t it?
36522	Do you get my meaning, boys?
36522	Do you hear, Dave?
36522	Do you remember, I once got you to teach me the business of the mill? 36522 Do you think I do n''t know what it means, uncle?"
36522	Do you think because I pity poor Jim that I do not understand the enormity of his wickedness in this matter? 36522 Do you want any help?"
36522	Do you want to marry him, my dear? 36522 Do you want to marry him?"
36522	Do? 36522 Do?
36522	Do_ you_ think I can help him?
36522	Does he want me to?
36522	Doubt?
36522	Drink, eh?
36522	Drink? 36522 Driving with her, dear?"
36522	Eh? 36522 Eh?
36522	Eh?
36522	Eh?
36522	Er-- what was I saying? 36522 Feeling better, Mansell?"
36522	Feeling comfortable?
36522	For Heaven''s sake, Betty, where did you learn it all?
36522	Funny? 36522 Going to investigate?"
36522	Got down here in a hurry?
36522	Half an hour to supper?
36522	Half an hour to supper?
36522	Hard up, I s''pose?
36522	Harness? 36522 Has Jim been running straight?"
36522	Has any one-- has anybody been here?
36522	Has he any-- idea of it?
36522	Have some more brandy?
36522	Have you nothing to say to me after these long years?
36522	Have you read it all?
36522	Have you sent up the river?
36522	Have you told him?
36522	He-- who?
36522	He?
36522	Health, ma?
36522	Hello, door open?
36522	How are you now?
36522	How do, Dave?
36522	How is Jim, and-- how has he done?
36522	How is she----"Betty?
36522	How long?
36522	How many men did you send up?
36522	How many?
36522	How much? 36522 How''s Odd doing up the river?"
36522	How''ve you earned your living?
36522	I am going to marry him-- unless----"Unless?
36522	I mean trouble such as would serve you with a key to what is going on now?
36522	I suppose you mean we all need a track to run on?
36522	I was wondering,she said, with just a suspicion of satire in her manner,"whether we are in a state of siege, or-- panic?"
36522	If you can get work so easily, why do n''t you?
36522	In what way?
36522	Is Jim hard up?
36522	Is he backing down? 36522 Is he?"
36522	Is it a raise in wages?
36522	Is n''t it?
36522	Is that mill worth all that money?
36522	Is there anything else you''d like to see? 36522 Is this what I went away for?
36522	It''s your picnic?
36522	It''s-- just smashed?
36522	It-- it wo n''t interfere with your work-- I hope?
36522	Jim Truscott?
36522	Makes you sicken some to see it go, does n''t it?
36522	Makes you think some, does n''t it? 36522 Me?
36522	Monkey tricks?
36522	My old mill?
36522	Nine months? 36522 Nothin''I ken do, boss?"
36522	Now what would you be willing to do for that twenty thousand-- or more?
36522	Now, boys,he said genially,"how about those others outside?
36522	Now?
36522	Oh, Dave, Dave, why ca n''t I help you?
36522	Oh, Dave, what''s the matter down there? 36522 Oh, he did, did he?"
36522	Running?
36522	Safe? 36522 Say, ai n''t you smart?"
36522	Say, is n''t that the fellow who ran that mill-- he''s a friend of-- Dave''s?
36522	Say, they ai n''t got a table for''draw''in there, have they?
36522	Say,he cried, holding up a warning finger, untidy with years of labor,"is n''t she booming?
36522	See here, Joe, what about that new tackle for the mills? 36522 So that''s why you hunted me out?"
36522	Sure, boss?
36522	Tell me, Betty,he went on again, this time with evident diffidence:"you''re glad he''s coming back?
36522	That was Betty?
36522	That you, Mason?
36522	That''s your stovepipe?
36522	The old story, eh? 36522 The one that came in to- night?"
36522	The other? 36522 The reason?"
36522	The warning?
36522	Then you have no money?
36522	Then you''ve got my meaning in coming to you?
36522	They''re cutting to- day?
36522	Was there anything-- else in the letter?
36522	We?
36522	Well, Betty?
36522	Well, little girl?
36522	Well, we''re ready, are n''t we? 36522 Well, what about it, Dave?"
36522	Well, what are you going to do?
36522	Well, why did n''t you ask for them? 36522 Well,"he said, after a moment''s doubtful consideration,"what is it?
36522	Well? 36522 Well?"
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	What about tea, Betty?
36522	What about the affairs of the new church? 36522 What about the''plugs''?"
36522	What about?
36522	What are they doing now?
36522	What are you going to do?
36522	What are you going to do?
36522	What can be afoot?
36522	What did that mean?
36522	What did you mean saying I should have talked?
36522	What do you mean, Dave?
36522	What do you mean? 36522 What do you want with that?"
36522	What do you want?
36522	What else can it be, boss?
36522	What has happened?
36522	What in hell are you standing on a bridge spooning your girl for? 36522 What is it that has come between us?
36522	What is it you think is on foot?
36522	What is it, Jim?
36522	What is it, Jim?
36522	What is it?
36522	What is it?
36522	What o''them firemen an''engineers in the mill? 36522 What of Dave?"
36522	What on earth is young Truscott doing in there?
36522	What right have you to come here disturbing us at such an hour?
36522	What time will you get back?
36522	What was he doing out here at this hour of the night?
36522	What yarns?
36522	What''s Jim Truscott doing there?
36522	What''s all this bother about? 36522 What''s in the reserve?"
36522	What''s that for?
36522	What''s that old mill of mine worth?
36522	What''s that?
36522	What''s the night like?
36522	What''s the''good thing''?
36522	What''s this about uncle going up to the hills to- night, Dave?
36522	What''s wrong?
36522	What''s wrong?
36522	When''s he going?
36522	Where Parson Tom and----?
36522	Where are you going to see him?
36522	Where are you going to see him?
36522	Where''s Jim? 36522 Where''s Miss Betty?"
36522	Where''s your leader? 36522 Where''s your man?"
36522	Where? 36522 Whither away, Dave?"
36522	Who d''you think I met on my way up here?
36522	Who is it?
36522	Who is it?
36522	Who said?
36522	Who was he? 36522 Who was he?"
36522	Who? 36522 Why am I condemned to be a useless burden to those I love?
36522	Why are you laughing?
36522	Why did you leave the door open?
36522	Why has it been kept secret? 36522 Why should he?"
36522	Why the far side?
36522	Why throw away a business offer such as this, when it means almost certain success? 36522 Why was n''t I told?
36522	Why would you know-- about Betty?
36522	Why, child, what about you?
36522	Why, ma? 36522 Why-- why?"
36522	Why? 36522 Will I stand by in case he gits gay?"
36522	Will Mason come here? 36522 Will old Mudley bring the mail over if the train does come in this evening?"
36522	Will you have-- brandy?
36522	Will you see her to- night?
36522	Will you see to supper, dear, if I go down for the mail?
36522	Will you take these reins?
36522	Would any woman think of me-- look at me with thoughts of love? 36522 Would anything do any good?"
36522	Would that do any good?
36522	Would you fergit how t''eat, boss?
36522	Would you take a job as sawyer in Dave''s mill, and-- and act under my orders?
36522	Would you?
36522	Yes; got any whiskey?
36522	Yet you appealed for him?
36522	You are-- unhappy?
36522	You dare to preach to me of honesty, of friendship, of promises fulfilled? 36522 You did n''t go east, then?"
36522	You did n''t tell me? 36522 You do n''t believe the insinuations of that letter?"
36522	You do n''t seem very elated at Jim''s return?
36522	You know, boss?
36522	You know, we''ve-- stopped?
36522	You mean Truscott?
36522	You need a revolver-- to make investigations?
36522	You only think so?
36522	You think so?
36522	You wo n''t refuse me, Dave?
36522	You''re a drunkard and a crook?
36522	You''re finished with him?
36522	You''re going to do it for me? 36522 You''re going to let him tell you what he likes?"
36522	You''re going to- day?
36522	You''re sure?
36522	You''re under a penalty, eh? 36522 You''ve got no work?"
36522	You''ve not had any real trouble before?
36522	You, Dave?
36522	You-- changed your mind?
36522	You-- didn''t-- get-- hurt?
36522	You-- love him?
36522	You-- you are n''t ailing any?
36522	You-- you saw him?
36522	Young Jim ai n''t no gambler? 36522 Your credit''s good?"
36522	''It''s an ill wind,''eh?
36522	A jam?
36522	An innocent girl in the hands of such ruthless brutes as these strikers-- what could she do?
36522	And I find-- what?
36522	And do you know why she did it?
36522	And if he could, how would he be able to cope with the trouble likely to ensue?
36522	And now-- now why are you doing all this?
36522	And the boom?
36522	And what about Sarah Dingley?
36522	And what if I have?
36522	And why?
36522	And you''ve got no money?"
36522	And your chances?"
36522	And----?"
36522	Are you expecting a letter-- from him?"
36522	Are you game?
36522	Are you game?"
36522	Are you going to let''em rob you?
36522	Are you going to verify those stories?"
36522	Are you posting the''tally''?"
36522	Are you ready to buck?
36522	Back to the mills?"
36522	Besides----""Yes, besides, who''s to take you down?
36522	But it''s only the plate- layers, is n''t it; and it only affects the section where they are constructing east of Winnipeg?"
36522	But the reason of this attack on himself puzzled him, and he repeatedly asked himself"Why?"
36522	But there, you never have your windows washed, do you?
36522	But why should he try to smash us?"
36522	But why should there be a jam?
36522	But----""But what?"
36522	By the way, how long is it since you heard from Jim?"
36522	By the way, when do you expect to hear the result of your tender, Dave?"
36522	Can you beat it?
36522	Can you drag her down with you?
36522	Can you guess it?
36522	Can you in your utter selfishness take her from a home where she is surrounded by all that can keep a woman pure and good?
36522	Can you make it?"
36522	Could it be?
36522	Could you have deliberately set out to ruin a fellow-- to take his life?
36522	D''you know what it means?"
36522	Did Bob Mason get safely away?"
36522	Did he ever get the chance of forgetting?
36522	Did he?--could he?
36522	Did not every chair, even his very bed, cry out at the awful burden they were called upon to support?
36522	Did not his hair brushes, even, force it upon him as they loyally struggled to arrange some order in his obstinate wiry hair?
36522	Did not his mirror remind him every morning?
36522	Did you ever see such colors?
36522	Did you make good up there in the Yukon?"
36522	Did you recognize him, or was he a new hand?"
36522	Do n''t you always come?
36522	Do you get my meaning?
36522	Do you hear?
36522	Do you know what this strike means, child?
36522	Do you know, there are men in this camp drawing from four to five dollars a day clear of food and shelter?
36522	Do you remember?
36522	Do you think I do n''t understand what it means to Dave?
36522	Do you think I have n''t seen the way it has all been worked?
36522	Do you understand?
36522	Do?"
36522	Does auntie know?"
36522	Does he say why he''s coming back?"
36522	Eh?
36522	Eh?"
36522	Gambler?
36522	Get it?"
36522	Had he heard it?
36522	Had he not always looked after her as an elder brother?
36522	Had he not been at her side when she renounced him?
36522	Had he not witnessed her betrothal to Jim Truscott?
36522	Has he shown any inclination to talk?"
36522	Have you the right?
36522	Have you time for it, Dave?"
36522	He did n''t call here, I s''pose?"
36522	He went up to clear out the fever for you, did n''t he?
36522	Here, do you see this fellow sitting here?
36522	How are the logs running?
36522	How are the new boys making?
36522	How are you going?"
36522	How could it be otherwise with these unthinking souls?
36522	How could it be otherwise?
36522	How could one so weak pit himself against the cruel forces of nature such as are to be found in that land?
36522	How could they hope to withstand the attack of the men outside?
36522	How did I come to let you?
36522	How did the wedding go off?"
36522	How did you do it?
36522	How long can you give me?"
36522	How long have you been up here?
36522	How much do you want for it?"
36522	How much for the lot?"
36522	How then came he there?
36522	How will you guarantee them?"
36522	How would that do you, Harley- Smith?"
36522	How would you like to be a rancher''s wife?"
36522	How''s things down there?
36522	However---- By the way, can I be of any service to you?"
36522	I left parson to hurry back to----""He was n''t with her when you left?"
36522	I s''pose I do need one?"
36522	I s''pose the government are a hard crowd to deal with?"
36522	I thought I heard Jim''s voice?"
36522	If you hated, could you have done it?
36522	In God''s name, why?"
36522	Is Mason keeping the length?"
36522	Is he drinking now?"
36522	Is it a deal?"
36522	Is it because he is mine now, and no one can take him from me?
36522	Is it because she simply has to?
36522	Is it jealousy of Dave''s success?
36522	Is it mischief-- wanton mischief?
36522	Is n''t it awful?
36522	Is n''t it elegant music?"
36522	Is n''t it great?
36522	Is this what I am to find now that I have made the money you desired?
36522	Is this what I have slaved for in the wilds of the Yukon?
36522	Is your boy Alec fit to join the mills and take his place with the other smiths?
36522	It must be the difference of temperament, eh?"
36522	It''s only right----""He''s gone up to the hills?"
36522	Jim Truscott?"
36522	Maybe some of you''ll recognize him?"
36522	Maybe-- maybe you could pick him up; maybe you could hold him to that track, same as mother did for me?"
36522	Miss Betty''s good grit-- in case----?"
36522	Need I draw a picture of the drunkard, gambler who returned to Malkern, of the insults you have put upon her, everybody?
36522	Need I remind you of what has happened since?
36522	Not here?
36522	Not-- not an accident?"
36522	Now you''d think, maybe, he''d not want anything he has n''t got, would n''t you?
36522	Of her patience and loyalty?
36522	Of the manner in which you finally made it impossible for her to marry you?
36522	Oh, Dave, Dave,"she cried with a sudden self- abandonment, so passionate, so overwhelming that it alarmed her uncle,"why ca n''t I help you?
36522	Over and over again he asked himself what might not happen to her, left alone at the mercy of these savages?
36522	Paralysis of the----""Has he said anything?
36522	Remember Mason has got away, and---- What''s that?"
36522	Savee?
36522	Say, one o''them for me?"
36522	Say, who''s been doing the drink since you got back?
36522	See?
36522	See?
36522	See?
36522	See?
36522	See?
36522	Seven weeks, ai n''t it?
36522	Should his engineers go out, would it be possible to replace them?
36522	So the lad''s coming back a drunkard, a gambler and a crook?
36522	Suddenly he turned to Dave--"Where are you going?"
36522	Talking of our prisoner, what are you going to do with-- poor Jim?"
36522	The question was, had he used it at the right moment?
36522	Then why had he waited until he was alone in the tally room?
36522	Then, after a pause,"But you-- you got the racket?
36522	Then, after a pause,"Has he brought word of Jim Truscott?"
36522	Then, his eyes on the bottle at Dave''s side:"What''s that-- brandy?"
36522	Then,"Wot did the Doc say?"
36522	Then--"The smash-- was it a very bad one?"
36522	There was a fire-- burning what?
36522	There''s something afoot, but---- Do you know I''ve sent six letters down the river to Dave, and none of them have been answered?
36522	They can have it afterward, but----""Had n''t you better read the note, uncle?"
36522	They''re driving down the river fast?"
36522	Was Mansell only the tool?
36522	Was he able to account for the-- accident?"
36522	Was he drunk?"
36522	Was he wholly to blame?
36522	Was it in answer to his prayer?
36522	Was it the fascination which the scene of a crime always has for the criminal?
36522	Was n''t it her duty to try and stop them?
36522	Was there any limit that could hold them?
36522	Well, you want me to fix him up?"
36522	Well?
36522	Well?
36522	Well?"
36522	Well?"
36522	Were there others in it?
36522	What about old Mrs. Styles?
36522	What about the mill?"
36522	What about the sick folk right here?
36522	What am I?
36522	What are you going to do?"
36522	What could he say?
36522	What did anything matter?
36522	What did it mean?
36522	What do you mean by this intolerable-- bulldozing?"
36522	What do you think?"
36522	What else does folks strike for?"
36522	What had happened?
36522	What had he done to deserve so hard a treatment?
36522	What if, baulked of their prey, they turned to loot and wreck his hut?
36522	What is it that has changed you?"
36522	What monkey tricks is it?"
36522	What of Betty?
36522	What of Dave?
36522	What say?
36522	What was happening up there?
36522	What was he doing in company with Jim?
36522	What was that?
36522	What was this new trouble that had come upon him?
36522	What would he do?
36522	What''s he got to do with that-- that rascally agitator?
36522	What''s that?"
36522	What''s your plan?"
36522	What''s your trouble?
36522	What, he asked himself, what would be the result when the liquor had saturated the brains of every one of them?
36522	When did I hear?
36522	Where are you thinking of going?"
36522	Where do you think?
36522	Where would their orgy lead them?
36522	Where''s the gopher running this layout?
36522	Where''s your leader, the man who was hired to make you think I was n''t treating you right; where is he?
36522	Who beside herself?
36522	Who could be in those woods at that hour of the night?
36522	Who is drunk?"
36522	Who on earth is up there to do it?
36522	Who told you?"
36522	Who was it I found her with on my return?
36522	Who was it lived there?
36522	Who was present to give her courage and support when she refused to marry me?
36522	Who''s to bury her with him away?
36522	Why are you buying it at that price, Dave?"
36522	Why ca n''t I stand beside you and share in your battles with these two hands?"
36522	Why could not she?
36522	Why did n''t he come straight away?
36522	Why did you go out on strike first, and then ask?
36522	Why does a woman cling to a scoundrelly husband who ill- treats her and makes her life one long round of worry, and even misery?
36522	Why else should I come back?
36522	Why has he been in Malkern five hours before he comes to see you?
36522	Why is n''t Jim here?
36522	Why not do some ranching?
36522	Why should he be always thinking of others?
36522	Why should he be denied the happiness all men are created for?
36522	Why should he be so barred?
36522	Why should he not think sometimes of himself?
36522	Why so sudden?
36522	Why those woods, so remote from the village?
36522	Why to- night?"
36522	Why to- night?"
36522	Why was he coming to him now?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?
36522	Why?"
36522	Why?"
36522	Will you be her-- her guardian, as you have always been mine?
36522	Will you bear a hand to get him out?"
36522	Will you come?"
36522	Will you do it?
36522	Will you let me help you?
36522	Will you, Dave?"
36522	Will you-- will you take care of her for me?
36522	Will you?"
36522	Wot say, boys?"
36522	Yet somehow-- somehow---- Oh, Dave, wo n''t you let me help, if only in this small way?
36522	You could n''t hate like that, Truscott?
36522	You could n''t turn on the man that had so helped you?
36522	You drive?
36522	You feel happy about-- about getting married?
36522	You refuse to work at his bidding; what is the result?
36522	You remember Mansell?
36522	You remember?
36522	You see?
36522	You understand?
36522	You understand?
36522	You wo n''t leave me alone now?
36522	You''ll bring her back with you?"
36522	You''ll share it with me?"
36522	You''re expecting all the grown folk?"
36522	You''re not working?
36522	You''re sure it is a jam?"
36522	You''re wise to it?"
36522	You''ve worked out the''reserve''?"
36522	You-- love him?"
36522	You?
36522	he reiterated,"what are you standing there for?
36522	he said, in a grave, subdued voice,"it ought to be getting near now?"