Questions

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51074	Can we afford to? 51074 How''s it operate?"
51074	I''m sure you can work the bugs out of it, ca n''t you? 51074 If you''re such a genius, how much money have you got, hah?"
51074	Leave? 51074 Me?"
51074	Now_ I_ am a genius, see? 51074 Remember how we could n''t find Susie all week?"
51074	So what?
51074	Susie all right?
51074	This beanpole is a scientist? 51074 This?"
51074	What''s that got to do with it?
51074	What''s the matter?
51074	Where? 51074 Who the hell are you?"
51074	Who the hell are you?
51074	Who the hell are you?
51074	Who''s talking about that? 51074 Who?"
51074	Would it be fair to the stockholders if I took Lolita under these conditions?
51074	And the animal''s body is covered with thick, coarse hair?
51074	And who was caught in the middle of all this, without_ any_ protection?
51074	Before she could say anything, I heard Mr. Eammer say in a shout, right through the partly opened door,"Well, what have you done about it?"
51074	Did I know when I made that promise that I could get a big star at such a cheap price?
51074	Did you ask Peterson of World Studios if he''ll license us to use his new Largoscope system?"
51074	How many girls get a chance like this?"
51074	How, they asked humbly, could they carve a place for themselves?
51074	I knew there must be some mistake, so....""Mistake, what kind of mistake?"
51074	I''m sure you''re anxious to do more research on it?"
51074	Now that we got that straight, what''s this nonsense about you being smart enough to figure out a new invention that will make Largoscope obsolete?"
51074	Remember those awful days when television, like a monster with a wild pituitary gland, grew until it took the word''colossal''away from filmdom?
51074	Remember we had reduced the image of Susie and at that time you short- circuited the wires?
51074	Well, did you ever see Mr. Eammer lounging beside his elaborate Beverly Hills swimming pool?
51074	What are you talking about?"
51074	Why, do you realize what I can do with this machine?
51074	Why?
51074	You want us to get married, do n''t you?"
51074	You will say this is impossible because one or two glimpses of the Abominable Snowman have shown it to be an apelike creature?
51074	_ Biggest_ man in Hollywood, did you say?
51074	_ I''ve created a matter transmitter._""But... but why is Susie so small?"
31716	All about what?
31716	And this really works?
31716	Can you do it, Flaubert?
31716	Did you,he asked,"_ really_ figure out that Jimsy would scare the beasts-- or were you about to_ throw_ the little brat to them?"
31716	Harold,said Mr. Untz, not without suspicion,"are you an assistant producer or a philosopher?"
31716	I beg your pardon?
31716	It is?
31716	Just what, Dr. Mildume, do you propose to give us for ten thousand dollars?
31716	Look,said Mr. Untz,"kindly ask the gentleman to get lost, will you, Harold?"
31716	Look-- just how dangerous are these things?
31716	Max-- have you gone mad?
31716	My problem?
31716	Okay, so what is it now?
31716	Shall we go to inspect the monsters now?
31716	So who is this?
31716	The_ which_?
31716	There, you see?
31716	Think of what?
31716	This teleportation of yours would n''t have anything to do with it by any chance?
31716	What if they are?
31716	Where-- where are they?
31716	Why certainly, Harold, what is it?
31716	Yes, Harold?
31716	Yes?
31716	You make pictures with wild lions and tigers and alligators, do n''t you? 31716 _ Untz!_"barked the reporter, with all the power of the press in his voice,"do you realize this is a national danger?
31716	And what is a dream sequence without them?
31716	He looked directly at Mr. Untz with his dark disconcerting eleven- year- old eyes and said,"Well, Max, what goof- off did you pull this time?"
31716	He said to Mr. Untz,"Where are these monsters I hear about?
31716	If those monsters ca n''t be stopped by bullets, what will stop them?
31716	Simple, is n''t it?"
31716	Suddenly he said,"Why did n''t I think of it before?"
31716	Was he expecting you?"
31716	What do you think?"
31716	What''s this you''re talking about--_teleportation_?
31716	Where did they come from?"
31716	Where will it all end?
31716	Why do n''t we put them in the cages they use for jungle pictures?
31716	You grasp that roughly, I take it?"
31716	You mean a way of moving matter through space, just as television moves an image through space?"
31716	You''re familiar, I take it, with the basic principle of television?"
56570	9 IV WOULD YOU FILM WELL?
56570	ARE YOU AWARE, SIR, THAT YOU ARE DEALING WITH_ A LOYAL AMERICAN CITIZEN_?"
56570	And naturally the first question to be asked by one who is considering entering this field as a vocation is"What do they pay?
56570	And, forsooth, if they draw big salaries, why cavil about the cost of replenishing a wardrobe every now and again?
56570	Asks Enrico: SP:"ARE YOU OFFERING ME A BRIBE?"
56570	At this Rosalie is greatly cheered up, she looks and says:"Will you, dear?"
56570	CHAPTER IV WOULD YOU FILM WELL?
56570	Conwell is still more interested, asks Enrico where do I come in?
56570	Conwell says: SP:"LOOK HERE, WHAT ABOUT THE GIRL?
56570	Enrico goes to her, pinches her cheek and says: SP:"WELL, HAVE YOU MADE UP YOUR MIND TO MARRY CONWELL?"
56570	Enrico smiles and says: SP:"SO YOU''D RATHER SEE YOUR FATHER KILLED, WOULD YOU?"
56570	Enrico then crosses over to Conwell and says: SP:"ARE YOU SURE WE CAN HANDLE OLD BIRD WHEN WE''RE READY?"
56570	HOW ARE WE GOING TO LIVE UNTIL APRIL?"
56570	Has my face character, something which makes it not only beautiful, but which portrays the underlying personality?
56570	He pulls Enrico''s sleeve and says: SP:"BUT YOU HAVE TO DIE TO GET IT-- DON''T YOU?"
56570	He then shakes his head no, turns to grandpa and says:"Father, do you want any insurance?"
56570	He turns to Roland and says:"_ I say, old fellow, the place looks rather beastly bare?
56570	In analyzing your own face, then, ask yourself the following questions: Are my eyes large?
56570	Is it all true?
56570	Is my mouth small and are my teeth good?
56570	Is my nose straight?
56570	Is my skin fine and well kept?
56570	Is there money in the movies?"
56570	Roland can hardly believe his ears at this and says:"What?"
56570	Roland demands of one of the councilors: SP:"WHERE IS THE KING?"
56570	Roland looks up to him, then looks at the bills, and says: SP:"HOW DO YOU EXPECT ME TO PAY THESE BILLS ON$ 50.00 A WEEK?"
56570	Roland says a very affectionate good- by to Rosalie and says: SP:"MAY I COME TO SEE YOU THIS EVENING?"
56570	Roland then picks up the bills, runs through them again and says: SP:"THE QUESTION NOW IS-- HOW ARE WE GOING TO LIVE UNTILAPRIL?"
56570	Roland, realizing that he has got to spike this says: SP:"WHY, I TRIED TO SELL INSURANCE OUT THERE ONCE AND WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENED?"
56570	Rosalie, terrified, says:"Who is it?"
56570	She starts to pass him but he takes her by the hand, restrains her and says: SP:"HOW MUCH LONGER ARE YOU GOING TO KEEP ME WAITING?"
56570	She turns, looks at him, and says:"Yes?"
56570	Should he feel?
56570	The Colonel ca n''t see this at all, and says: SP:"IF YOU MARRY NOW, HOW ARE YOU GOING TO SUPPORT HER?"
56570	The Countess looks at them in a surprised way and says: SP:"AREN''T THEY ALL TO BE KILLED IN OUR REVOLUTION?"
56570	The doctor hurries after her, stops her, and says,"What do you mean?"
56570	The question resolves itself into this: Does an actor feel?
56570	The station master says: SP:"WHERE ARE YOU GOING?"
56570	Then he turns to the people and says: SP:"IS EITHER OF THESE WRETCHES FIT TO RULE THIS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY?"
56570	Tom looks at the couch dubiously, then looks at Roland and says:"Where are you going to sleep to- night?"
56570	Tom stops Roland and shows him three cents-- all he has and whispers to him, saying: SP:"HOW DO I PAY THE TAXI?"
56570	Tom thinks a moment, finally his face brightens and he says: SP:"IF YOU''VE GOT TO SELL INSURANCE, WHY NOT SELL IT IN BUNKONIA?"
56570	WHAT DO I PAY YOU FOR?"
56570	WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THEM?"
56570	WHY NOT BRING YOUR FRIEND?
56570	WILL YOU?"
56570	With more mysterious looks, they get their heads very closely together, and the Countess says: SP:"WHAT''S THE MATTER WITH YOU FOR CONSUL?
42069	About ready?
42069	Afraid I was going to forget you?
42069	All done?
42069	All right, honey?
42069	All set, girls?
42069	And you''d like to have them look like real stars tonight?
42069	And you''ll tell us what you did with that girl last night and where we can find her?
42069	Another picture?
42069	Are you all right?
42069	Are you serious?
42069	Are you willing to take a chance on them and promise them parts right now?
42069	But Janet? 42069 But how about the girls?"
42069	But the lead? 42069 But what''s the idea?"
42069	But you''ll stay until after graduation, wo n''t you?
42069	Can either of you girls ride?
42069	Can we turn back and stay at Youde''s?
42069	Can you come down to the office and write a yarn? 42069 Did you hear about the experience of the girls?"
42069	Do you know where your folks are going to sit?
42069	Do you realize that the folks have n''t given us anything for graduation?
42069	Do you really mean it, Dad?
42069	Do you want the part?
42069	Does he have any idea who did it?
42069	Does that mean we''re going to leave Clarion for good?
42069	Does that mean you wo n''t be able to stay long?
42069	Does that rôle fit me?
42069	Even though it''s old, mother?
42069	Everybody ready?
42069	Everybody ready?
42069	Everyone feel a little warmer?
42069	Everyone safe?
42069	Feel all right this morning, Janet?
42069	Fine,replied Helen,"but what''s the Queen Court?"
42069	Freeze? 42069 Get any fish?"
42069	Get any worms located, John?
42069	Give us the dope, Mr. Thorne-- who they are, where you found them, what you have in mind for them? 42069 Going home?"
42069	Going to talk?
42069	Good? 42069 Good?"
42069	Had n''t we better tell the others?
42069	Happy?
42069	Has he said anything more about taking you with him?
42069	Have a nice trip?
42069	Have n''t we done a lot of favors for your high school page?
42069	Have you forgotten about the roller skating party at Youde''s?
42069	He''s coming, is n''t he, mother?
42069	Honestly?
42069	How about Little Deer valley?
42069	How about a race for a contract?
42069	How about a swim?
42069	How about my next western? 42069 How about the fishing?"
42069	How about you?
42069	How about yourself?
42069	How cold is it, Dad?
42069	How did you ever find us, Dad?
42069	How did you get here?
42069	How do you feel?
42069	How do you feel?
42069	How do you think Henry looks?
42069	How is your part going?
42069	How would you like to attend a premiere of a new picture at the Queen''s Court tonight?
42069	I wonder how cold it is?
42069	I wonder if that means he suspects Bertie?
42069	I wonder if we''re going to be called? 42069 Is everyone all right?"
42069	Is he really coming?
42069	Is it perfectly safe to start the trip back?
42069	Is there any place in town where we can find good horses and a good instructor?
42069	Just how serious is this, Jim?
42069	Looking for someone?
42069	No school, no tryouts-- what a day and what to do?
42069	No, why?
42069	Now why do you suppose she did that?
42069	Oh, do you really think so?
42069	Perhaps I ought to go over my lines again?
42069	Ready Jim?
42069	Ready?
42069	Say, Henry, are these the girls?
42069	Shall we wait up and learn the outcome of the conference?
42069	So the office phoned and said I was bringing in a couple of new stars?
42069	So this is your idea of a meal, Henry?
42069	So you wo n''t talk?
42069	Some rival company?
42069	Someone tried to kill me?
42069	Sore about my mussing up that scene?
42069	Sure, sure, we''ll admit they''re good,said another reporter,"but who are they and where did you find them?"
42069	Tell me just what you mean?
42069	Tell us where you''ve been and why?
42069	The leading rôle?
42069	Then that means someone is deliberately trying to cripple the company?
42069	Then they''re not new stars?
42069	Think that will be warm enough?
42069	Think they''ll be big box office?
42069	Want to go to the creek in the car?
42069	What about lunch?
42069	What are you trying to do, clown this?
42069	What chance do you think we''ll have of getting parts in the play?
42069	What did you think of her?
42069	What do you mean, Curt?
42069	What do you mean?
42069	What does this mean?
42069	What happened? 42069 What happened?"
42069	What hit me?
42069	What if you do? 42069 What in?"
42069	What is it?
42069	What is it?
42069	What time is it?
42069	What time is it?
42069	What was the idea of telling us you were in charge of lighting when you actually played the second lead?
42069	What''ll we wear? 42069 What''s all the mystery?"
42069	What''s it going to be?
42069	What''s the decision?
42069	What''s the matter?
42069	When will it be ready?
42069	When will the test be ready?
42069	Where did you get that idea?
42069	Where was the storm?
42069	Where''s mother?
42069	Who thought of the tractor and hayrack?
42069	Who will be trying for the part you''ve assigned me?
42069	Who won?
42069	Who''s Billy Fenstow?
42069	Why did n''t someone wire me?
42069	Why did n''t you tell me you had a couple of stars in tow?
42069	Why do you suppose she left to make her tabulations?
42069	Why not? 42069 Why the sandwiches?"
42069	Why?
42069	Will you announce the winners then?
42069	Wo n''t it depend on how our work shows up whether we get any more rôles?
42069	Wonder if we''ll have the tryouts for the class play this afternoon?
42069	Yes, but what''s that got to do with my part?
42069	You make a good team, do n''t you?
42069	You mean I did n''t win?
42069	You mean I''m just crazy and silly enough to make a very real Abbie?
42069	You mean it might have been Janet?
42069	You mean smash up or smash down?
42069	You mean that I contrived to have that piece of scenery fall on her just so I could get her part in the play?
42069	You mean you stepped in cold and handled the second lead?
42069	You mean you want me to step in and take Margie''s rôle?
42069	You mean you''ll have Adoree do dresses for us for tonight?
42069	You would n''t accept a loan, would you?
42069	You''re sure about the tryouts?
42069	You''re sure she''s not in camp?
42069	But why should she pick on us?"
42069	Can they act?"
42069	Defiant to the end, she flung her head back,"Well, what of it?"
42069	Do you really think they''re good?"
42069	Do you suppose we''re going to be able to keep on in the movies?"
42069	Do you think anything terrible has happened?"
42069	Fenstow?"
42069	Have you thought anything more about the university?"
42069	How did you get along with Roddy?"
42069	How does that sound?"
42069	How long does it take to make a picture?"
42069	How much were you and these two flyers paid to slow up production on''Kings of the Air''?"
42069	Is that so?"
42069	Our trunks are n''t here?"
42069	Remember it?"
42069	Remember when we were kids and used to clean them along the creek, put them on a stick, and try and cook them over a fire?"
42069	Shall we have them for supper tonight at my place?"
42069	She live here?"
42069	Think you could stand a few more weeks in my company?"
42069	Was this something in the plot I was n''t supposed to know about?"
42069	We ca n''t stop for a costume, can we?"
42069	What did he put you through?"
42069	What do you say now?"
42069	What do you say?"
42069	What happened?"
42069	What shall I tell him?"
42069	What would Dad think of me if I did n''t?"
42069	What''s the idea trying to sneak in on us like this?"
42069	Where can she be?
42069	Who employed you?"
42069	Who''s Roddy?"
42069	Why do n''t you change to your corduroys?"
42069	Why had n''t her Dad warned them about the test?
42069	Wonder if they''ll have any heat at Youde''s?"
42069	Wonder what part she''ll get a chance at?"
42069	Working with the scenery and lights again at school?
42069	Would they win other rôles or were they through?
42069	You girls any lines you can go through?"
42069	You rather like Jim Barron, do n''t you?"
15720	A runaway horse?
15720	Alfy Dupoy? 15720 All for me?
15720	All right Wonota ca n''t leave Joe to work for you, eh? 15720 Am I to be that girl?"
15720	And how many pretty girls did the same, Captain Tom?
15720	And if you had money how would you go about looking for Chief Totantora?
15720	And surely,Helen added quickly,"you do not suppose that it was her fault?
15720	And that is why you wish to keep on earning money?
15720	And that left the show flat in Chicago?
15720	And what did he run away for, do you suppose?
15720	And_ then_?
15720	Are you alive?
15720	Are you crazy? 15720 As-- as_ you_ sometimes say, Jennie,''how do you get that way''?
15720	Beware of Dakota Joe?
15720	Both your Henri and Helen''s Tom have had to go back--"Helen''s Tom?
15720	But what do you suppose that Dakota Joe will say?
15720	But what do you think she said when I put that up to her-- about it''s being a slow job?
15720	But what has happened, Wonota?
15720	But, say, Ruth, I want to know just what I am going to work for? 15720 But, shall I have to be in that half- Indian costume Mr. Hammond told me to wear?
15720	Ca n''t you imagine admiring a nice young man?
15720	Ca n''t you let me forget my avoirdupois at all?
15720	Can she get expression into her face? 15720 Did n''t see Dakota Joe anywhere about, did you?"
15720	Did you see what I saw?
15720	Do n''t you think so, Jennie?
15720	Do you remember that maniacal creature that attacked our motor- car that time we went to Silver Ranch, years and years and years ago? 15720 Do you see that?"
15720	Do you think we know our own minds? 15720 Does n''t he say anything about a surprise for me?"
15720	For_ me_?
15720	Give her_ carte blanche_ as to goods and cost--"Would that be wise?
15720	Has he got to know?
15720	Has n''t he an ugly look?
15720	Have you lost your old love for the wild and open places?
15720	He chasin''that colored girl?
15720	He says nobody ever helped him get up in the world, so why should he help others?
15720	Heh? 15720 Her?"
15720	How can I play that I am in love when I have never seen a man I cared for-- in that way?
15720	How long is what going to last?
15720	Huh? 15720 Huh?"
15720	I am to be on the watch for the''hand in the dark,''am I not? 15720 I did get off the track, did n''t I?"
15720	I guess you been playin''two- faced, ai n''t you, ma''am?
15720	I suppose you might call her a''shooting star''?
15720	I want to know who did that?
15720	I wonder if his eyes are blue and if he has a moustache?
15720	I would beware of him? 15720 If I ca n''t kiss my own soldier, why should n''t I practise on you?"
15720	Is a redman so much superior to a white man? 15720 Is he killed?"
15720	Is n''t it nice to be so perfectly satisfied with one''s self?
15720	Is n''t that a fact?
15720	Is n''t that cute? 15720 Is that a dreadful grizzly?
15720	Is that so?
15720	Is the white lady injured, Conlon?
15720	Is there much difference, after all, between that and the presidential chair?
15720	It is a regular Western cinema drama, is n''t it?
15720	Makin''one o''them picture- shows right here on the public road? 15720 Mr. Grand?
15720	No?
15720	Now, what can that be?
15720	Oh, is it?
15720	Or am I thinking too, too much about mankind?
15720	Ready? 15720 Run where?"
15720	Running which way?
15720	See what?
15720	Shall we really go to the show?
15720	So the appearance of Wonota''s father was the great surprise you had in store for us, Tom?
15720	So you could not really respect such a man as I describe here if he allowed a girl to help him?
15720	Some wigwam this, is n''t it, Wonata?
15720	Tell the police_ what? 15720 That is what you mean?"
15720	The man who had Wonota in his show?
15720	Then he is in jail? 15720 Then why laugh at Wonota?"
15720	There who is?
15720	They are movie fans?
15720	Up there on the other bank? 15720 Well, Jabez Potter, I do n''t see why not?"
15720	Well, Ruth,cried the broadly smiling Tom,"is that the way you greet your best chum''s brother?
15720	Well, how about it?
15720	Well, sir?
15720	Well, was n''t that handy?
15720	Well, why should n''t he be cautious? 15720 Well,"Ruth asked soberly,"who is there that is not interested in getting his or her picture taken?
15720	Well,grumbled Jennie, afterward,"what answer was there to make to that?
15720	What are you doing, Wonota? 15720 What did he look like?"
15720	What did you do that for, Wonota?
15720	What did you mean, Wonota?
15720	What do you expect me to do about it, Mr.--er-- Dakota Joe?
15720	What do you expect us to do? 15720 What do you know about that, Boss?
15720	What do you mean, you ridiculous thing?
15720	What do you mean? 15720 What does she say?"
15720	What has she got in her? 15720 What is that?"
15720	What is that?
15720	What is the matter with her? 15720 What is the matter with you, Heavy?"
15720	What is the matter with you?
15720	What is the matter, Wonota?
15720	What is the matter?
15720	What makes her travel around in such a foolish way, then?
15720	What men?
15720	What sort o''tomfoolishness is this?
15720	What''s the matter with that crazy feller?
15720	What''s the matter with you, Wonota?
15720	What''s the prospect?
15720	What''s this?
15720	What?
15720	What_ are_ they trying to do? 15720 When do you think I am going to be a man?"
15720	Who are you worrying about? 15720 Who do you suppose he is?"
15720	Who wants to shake it?
15720	Who was it ran over me? 15720 Who''s that?"
15720	Who''s that?
15720	Whom do you mean-- William or one of the mules?
15720	Why do n''t you offer Dakota Joe a job in your picture company, too?
15720	Why does n''t she shoot him?
15720	Why not? 15720 Why not?"
15720	Why not?
15720	Why not?
15720	Why should people be punished for their ignorance?
15720	With a movie company? 15720 Wo n''t Wonota be surprised?"
15720	You remember when they dressed Wonota up in that evening frock there in New York? 15720 You think not, lady?"
15720	You trying to queer the show? 15720 You want to be a lady Santa Claus to that bunch of roughnecks at Benbow Camp, do you?"
15720	You''re Ruth Fielding, ai n''t you?
15720	_ Now_ who is guilty of the most atrocious slang? 15720 Ai n''t that so, Miss Fielding?
15720	Ai n''t that so?"
15720	Ai n''t you?"
15720	Although the Osage chieftain was an American( who could claim such proud estate if Totantora could not?
15720	Altogether, I mean?"
15720	Am I different from the remainder of humanity?"
15720	And did you read what the papers said about the times in New York?
15720	And what would Mr. Hammond have said?
15720	And you agree, Ruthie?"
15720	And, of course, we are in a hurry?"
15720	But afterward, Wonota, ca n''t we see you again?"
15720	CHAPTER III IN THE RING"What do you know about that Indian girl?"
15720	Ca n''t we let her stand as the camera has it?"
15720	Call it injunction, eh?"
15720	Can it be arranged?"
15720	Can she put over feeling?
15720	Can you beat it?"
15720	Coming in, Helen Cameron?"
15720	Did n''t I show you my bruises?
15720	Did you pay me for your ortymobile, young ladies?"
15720	Did you see what she come near doin''to me right out there in the ring?"
15720	Did you see?"
15720	Do n''t you, Nell?"
15720	Fenbrook?"
15720	Fenbrook?"
15720	Fenbrook?"
15720	Get me?"
15720	Girls, do you suppose that fellow with the shaggy ears did it on purpose?"
15720	Hammond?"
15720	Have n''t found anybody else you like better than your old chum, have you?"
15720	He deliberately ran me down?"
15720	He drawled:"Gal ai n''t hurt none, is she?
15720	He will not trouble us, then?"
15720	Helen remarked to Jennie,"Ruth does make the nicest friends, does n''t she?
15720	Her feller?"
15720	Hooley?"
15720	How about ruining a perfectly good girl named Ruth Fielding?"
15720	How long is this going to last?"
15720	I s''pose you''d want to learn to run the dratted thing, Alvirah Boggs?"
15720	I wonder if she''s heard from him since the armistice?"
15720	I wonder what our Wonota will develop if she becomes a star?"
15720	I would shoot him?"
15720	If the redman can punish an enemy why can not a white man?"
15720	Is it all right with you?
15720	Is it fire?"
15720	Is n''t it superb?"
15720	Is n''t that so, Nell?
15720	It was Jennie who put into words the thought that had come both to Ruth and Helen as well:"Where is that awful Dakota Joe?
15720	It was Mercy, when they arrived at Helen''s car, who put the first question to the Indian maid:"Why did n''t you shoot that man?
15720	It was like an exodus, for some of them were two days and nights on the way""The Osage Indians are not behind the times, then?"
15720	Or a Wild West Show?"
15720	Otherwise it would be no novelty, would it?
15720	Ready?"
15720	Ride around all night in this taxi?"
15720	Right- o?"
15720	See that billboard, girls?"
15720	Suppose members of the company should see her?
15720	Take all you can----""And give nothing?"
15720	Then to the driver Ruth observed:"Is n''t there a side entrance to this hotel?"
15720	They went in an emigrant train?"
15720	Those that knocked the chocks out from under that heap of logs?
15720	To take the ballroom picture, I mean?"
15720	Understand?
15720	Was there anything in what she had seen to- day to suggest a novel scheme for a moving picture?
15720	Well, did n''t you see she aimed straight at me?
15720	What do you hear from your New York dressmaker about Wonota''s new outfit, Jennie?"
15720	What do you know about it?"
15720	What does she want me for?"
15720	What has that to do with you being pitched over that fence, for instance?"
15720	What say?"
15720	What will people say-- or think?"
15720	What you doin''?"
15720	Who other than he should deal out punishment?"
15720	Who should know it better?"
15720	Who were those men, Miss Fielding?"
15720	Who''s that?
15720	Why not?
15720	Why stir up his passions to a greater degree, then?"
15720	Will you?
15720	William?"
15720	You come from Wonota, do n''t you?"
15720	You do n''t suppose that avalanche of timber started all by itself?"
15720	You do not like him?"
15720	You savvy my idee, Miss?
15720	You see?
15720	You tell her she''s mighty well off here, all things considered-- will you?
15720	You understand?"
15720	You with one foot in the grave and the other on the gas, eh?"
15720	asked the girl of the Red Mill"You want me?"
15720	cried Ruth, sitting up in surprise,"do you mean to say that Dakota Joe Fenbrook was driving that car?"
15720	cried Wonota with sparkling eyes,"do you think I could act for the movies?
15720	exclaimed Mercy Curtis, bitterly,"why did n''t she shoot him instead of the ball?
15720	gasped the girl of the Red Mill, in disgust,"is_ that_ what we are to be charitable for?
15720	grumbled Uncle Jabez,"what next?
15720	has that thing broken loose from the show?"
15720	he drawled,"did n''t I hear something about you taking this Injun gal away from Dakota Joe''s show?
15720	he would not have hung about the hotel all night, would he?"
15720	how you going to stop those mules?"
15720	she begged,"Suppose you suffered that deformity?"
15720	so it''s you, is it?"
15720	we do n''t have to do this right out here in public, do we, Miss Fielding?"
15720	what are you going to do?"
15720	what will she do?"
15720	where''s that Wonota gone to?"
15720	why so serious?
23116	A doctor?
23116	A whole edition, Miss? 23116 A''home''?"
23116	A_ real_ hermit?
23116	A_ what_?
23116	About what?
23116	Ai n''t she a noticing child?
23116	And air ye all loose from some bat factory? 23116 And how do you know so much?"
23116	And is he a hermit for revenue only, too?
23116	And our Ruth,drawled Jennie,"is going to prescribe one of her famous cure- alls, is she?"
23116	And send her to Briarwood?
23116	And somebody unknown stole it?
23116	And the man you left in your place? 23116 And the pen?"
23116	And what is to be on that new leaf?
23116	And who''s the joke on?
23116	And_ now_?
23116	And_ then_?
23116	Are you acquainted with somebody who works here?
23116	Are you all game?
23116	Are you cold, dear?
23116	Are you going to adopt her?
23116	Are you trying to get it away from me for less than you offered?
23116	As the hornet?
23116	At the minister''s?
23116	Be you crazy, too? 23116 But Parloe did not leave his team and go down to the summer- house, did he?"
23116	But ai n''t it_ so_?
23116	But how can one be jolly if one does not feel jolly?
23116	But that hermit is n''t quite right in his head, is he?
23116	But that poor creature I followed up here, Mr. Paul? 23116 But who?"
23116	But why did you come here?
23116	But you can fix it, Tom?
23116	But you said you liked it?
23116	But-- but do n''t you believe me?
23116	But-- but how could this old man have stolen your work-- and away back there at the Red Mill? 23116 Can it be possible that your uncle or Ben saw the things here and rescued them just before the storm burst?"
23116	Can you start the engine on the reverse, Miss?
23116	Could anybody have done it for a joke?
23116	Could that fountain pen have been carried away by the windstorm, too?
23116	Did n''t you find out last night?
23116	Did you ever write a scenario before?
23116	Did you live there on the point?
23116	Did you look at this?
23116	Did you see anybody go down that way?
23116	Did you see your ghost through the window here?
23116	Do n''t you see it is going to rain? 23116 Do n''t you see that he is playing a part?
23116	Do you expect him to return here for you?
23116	Do you mean to say this is in the play?
23116	Do you really think that man is crazy?
23116	Do you suppose the clergyman would take the child?
23116	Do you think it will be a real storm?
23116	Does he know how your aunt treats you?
23116	Does it matter what I believe?
23116	Fairy gasoline?
23116	Have you any idea who would have taken it?
23116	Have you no idea where he went, Ben?
23116	How about a chaperon?
23116	How are you going to prove what you say is true?
23116	How can I do that?
23116	How can you, Ruth?
23116	How dare you slur your own sex so?
23116	How did you come to live there first?
23116	How do you feel, Henri? 23116 How long have you lived over there on the point, John?"
23116	How many air there of ye, Sissy?
23116	How will you do it, Ruth?
23116	How''s that, Miss?
23116	However, you need not give all your attention to these prize stories, need you? 23116 I can be an old maid and still like the boys, ca n''t I?
23116	I may not be a perfect thirty- six----"Is there any doubt of it?
23116	I wonder?
23116	I''d like to know what you people think you''re doing?
23116	I''m alive, ai n''t I?
23116	I''m awfully sorry----"Does that help?
23116	Including spiders, snakes, beetles and babies, I suppose?
23116	Indeed?
23116	Indeed?
23116	Is auntie letting you read her story, Ruth?
23116	Is it the custom to do so when the enemy, he arrive?
23116	Is n''t he cute?
23116	Is n''t she mean?
23116	Is she ill?
23116	Is she running away?
23116	Is that_ all_ they were?
23116	Is there nobody you know here, child, whom you would like to stay with till your father returns?
23116	Is this the Alectrion Film Company?
23116	Is this the moving picture camp, Mister?
23116	Is-- is that the ghost, Jennie?
23116	Mr. Hasbrouck? 23116 No?
23116	Nor send for you?
23116	Not from Captain Cameron?
23116	Now, what is it you want me to print in one paper for you?
23116	Oh, did you see her?
23116	Or do you speak compliments?
23116	Or, mebbe_ you_ ai n''t loony, lady?
23116	Out o''gasoline, heh? 23116 Prove it?"
23116	See him sitting on the rock before the door of his cabin?
23116	See that hard strip of beach? 23116 She has put herself into the so- tight corner-- no?"
23116	She is a regular Cheerful Grig again, is n''t she?
23116	So your name is something- or- other- Fitzmaurice Pike?
23116	Some poor, miserable loafer, is he?
23116	Stolen?
23116	Suppose something happened to you on the road?
23116	Suppose something happened to_ us_ here in the auto?
23116	Suppose,demanded Ruth quickly,"this thief that has got my manuscript should offer it to some producer?
23116	Tell me,she said, while the others examined the curios the hermit had for sale,"what kind of man is this you left in your house?
23116	That Whosis?
23116	That gold pen, Ruthie? 23116 The new story?
23116	Then how in tarnation,demanded the bearded man,"do you explain your wanderin''about these woods in this storm?"
23116	Then, which breed of thief stole my scenario, Tom?
23116	This is a puzzle, eh?
23116	This is to be on the q.t.?
23116	To you and Uncle Jabez?
23116	Towards Ridgeton? 23116 Want to go back to the port, Miss Ruth?"
23116	Want to look at them?
23116	Want to read it over?
23116	We are stalled until Captain Tom comes back with the gasoline-- is it not?
23116	We''d better set up an auction block before the door of the hotel and auction her off to the highest bidder, had n''t we?
23116	Well, a thief is almost the meanest person there is in the world, do n''t you think so? 23116 Wha-- what''s the matter, Ruthie?"
23116	What are you traveling on?
23116	What d''you think it says here?
23116	What do you know about such people, Tommy?
23116	What do you know about this?
23116	What do you know about_ that_?
23116	What do you mean by that?
23116	What do you mean?
23116	What do you suggest?
23116	What happened, Colonel?
23116	What has gone so wrong?
23116	What have you lost?
23116	What is it doing outside?
23116	What is it, Tom?
23116	What is it? 23116 What is it?"
23116	What is it?
23116	What is it?
23116	What is that to you?
23116	What is the joke? 23116 What is the matter with you?"
23116	What is your name, my dear?
23116	What say to a moonlight dip off the Point?
23116	What under the canopy is this here?
23116	What will we do, crazy?
23116	What?
23116	What?
23116	What_ is_ it?
23116	What_ is_ the matter, Heavy?
23116	What_ is_ the matter, Ruth?
23116	Where are your friends? 23116 Where did he go, Ben?"
23116	Where did she go?
23116	Where did you get the idea for that scenario?
23116	Where do you go in the winter, John?
23116	Where do you live?
23116	Where is that?
23116	Where is the proprietor of this hotel, boy?
23116	Where is your father, Bella?
23116	Which way did he go, Ma''am?
23116	Who is it you wish to see?
23116	Who is the hermit?
23116	Why could n''t the papers and note books have been caught up by a gust of wind and carried into the river?
23116	Why do you want to go to live with the minister?
23116	Why so?
23116	Why?
23116	You are quite sudden, are n''t you? 23116 You came to see somebody?"
23116	You did not have any help about it? 23116 You do n''t mean it, Ruth?"
23116	You liked it when he was so unsuccessful?
23116	You mean Mr. Drovers? 23116 You run that-- that department there every week?"
23116	You say she ai n''t nothin''to you folks?
23116	You''ve changed your mind----"Is n''t that a girl''s privilege?
23116	Your father is-- er-- what is his business?
23116	A girl growed like you running''round in men''s overalls-- or, what be them things you got on?"
23116	Ai n''t it enough to give one their nevergitovers to see you here?"
23116	And the beds turned down?
23116	And the gold- mounted fountain pen?
23116	And then----"Who ever saw ghosts carrying garbage cans before?"
23116	And to a child like you?"
23116	And where did you come from, if I may ask?
23116	And who could help liking him?
23116	And who is he?"
23116	And without being sure that such a supply of gas could be found within that distance, why separate the two cars?
23116	As crazy as the old codger himself?"
23116	Be I so scareful to look at?"
23116	But ca n''t you stop the production of the picture?"
23116	But my child is growing up----""Would you want her to grow up to know that her father is a thief?"
23116	But these stories?"
23116	But where did she come from?
23116	But where is the thief around the Red Mill?"
23116	But your other name?"
23116	But, you see, they ai n''t like pa.""Did your father bring you here?"
23116	CHAPTER III THE DERELICT"Did n''t you find anything, Tom?"
23116	CHAPTER XV AN AMAZING SITUATION"''Ghost''?"
23116	Could somebody have taken them all?"
23116	Did n''t the_ poilus_ call you the jolly American?
23116	Did you read the finished manuscript-- or any part of it-- to any person who can corroborate your statements?"
23116	Do n''t Helen look fine, Ruth?
23116	Do n''t you reckon she''s loony?"
23116	Do n''t you think so?"
23116	Do you know how wicked I am?"
23116	Do you suppose he has seen anybody?"
23116	Had it really been a rustling in the vines she had heard?
23116	Had she allowed her mind to dwell on her loss until she was quite unaccountable for her mental decisions?
23116	Had she deceived herself about this hermit''s story?
23116	Hammond?"
23116	Hammond?"
23116	Have you got a pair of glasses?"
23116	Helen peered over her chum''s shoulder and in teeth- chattering monotone breathed in Ruth''s ear the query:"What is it?"
23116	Here?
23116	How about it, Ruth?
23116	How did you guess it?"
23116	How''s the shoulder?"
23116	How- do, Miss Fielding?
23116	I did not bargain for this rough stuff, did you?
23116	I guess you know who_ he_ is?"
23116	I guess you think a good deal of your father?"
23116	I had begged the ladies to dress just as they would were they going to an actual meeting of their sewing society----""And they all dressed up?"
23116	I had it all just about as I wanted it, and then----""Then what?"
23116	I have n''t seen your father here, have I?"
23116	I tell you, Tom, I had_ such_ a good idea----""And you''ve got the idea yet, have n''t you?
23116	Is it a movie story?"
23116	Is n''t that where you are stopping?"
23116	Is she a woman grown, or a child?"
23116	Is the pitchers filled?
23116	Is there a part in that''Idyl''story for me?"
23116	Is this a joke?"
23116	Is this a joke?"
23116	It does look a good deal of an ark, does n''t it?"
23116	It''s going to be rather tame, is n''t it?"
23116	Jackman, the property man( you remember Jacks, do n''t you, Ruth?
23116	Mr. Hammond had a fine pair of opera glasses, and he produced them from his desk while he asked:"What kind of boat is it, Maxwell?"
23116	Of course, Mrs. Perkins and the doctor''s wife have no idea where you have gone?"
23116	Or was it?
23116	Remember the campus ghost back at old Briarwood, Helen?
23116	See his horizon- blue sleeve steal about her?
23116	Seen any tramps lately?"
23116	Shall we start off in the cars again and seek pastures new?"
23116	She flushed when she said:"Why should n''t he submit one?"
23116	She''s lost it, ai n''t she?
23116	So why worry about the pleasure- craft''s balance and her ability to sail the high seas?
23116	Suppose she was quite wrong about that scenario the hermit had submitted to Mr. Hammond?
23116	Surely you have heard the name?"
23116	Was it a fact that she had allowed her loss to unbalance-- well, her judgment?
23116	Was it likely that anybody else, writing a picture, would use just that phrase?
23116	Was there somebody lurking about the summer- house?
23116	Was there somebody up there in the wet woods-- some human creature lost in the storm?
23116	We was talkin''about cats, warn''t we?"
23116	What can be the matter with her?"
23116	What did you think of it, Miss Ruth?"
23116	What do you know about that?"
23116	What do you suppose it is like, Ruth?"
23116	What happened?"
23116	What in all git out be you traipsing through these woods for in the rain?"
23116	What is it?
23116	What is it?"
23116	Where are you?"
23116	Where do we camp to- night, Tommy?"
23116	Where do you suppose the poor thing has gone?"
23116	Where is your house on the point?"
23116	Which supposition was the more improbable?
23116	Who are you looking for?"
23116	Who could be wandering about the camp at this grim hour of the night?
23116	Who could it be?
23116	Who did you tell about your plot, and how you worked it out?
23116	Who has been around here to- day?
23116	Who is he?"
23116	Who is your father, child?"
23116	Who''d have thought it?"
23116	Will you write to Jennie Stone?"
23116	Wo n''t he be astonished?"
23116	Yet, if this paper was a connecting link between her stolen manuscript and the thief,_ who was the thief_?
23116	You are quite sure you have a good story here, are you?"
23116	You folks ai n''t stoppin''right on the p''int, be ye?"
23116	You originated the idea of''Plain Mary?''"
23116	You wo n''t put me in no home, will you?"
23116	You''ve a good opinion of your story, have n''t you?"
23116	You-- you''ve let your mind dwell upon your loss so much----""Do you think I am crazy?"
23116	do n''t you know whether he went toward Cheslow-- or where?"
23116	ejaculated Tom, impatiently,"have n''t you seen any tramp, or straggler, or Gypsy-- or anybody like that?"
23116	what has happened?"
23116	what is it?"
23116	who are you?"
23116	wo n''t you be glad to get back to the grind again?"
23116	you do but stretch the point, eh?"
25802	''Ridiculous''?
25802	About that yellow lady?
25802	Ah,said the practical Indian maid,"I understand English-- and American; only I do not always grasp the-- er-- humor, do you call it?"
25802	And of course he is not dangerous?
25802	And that little fat man-- see him? 25802 And when do you begin on another of them pictures, Niece Ruth?"
25802	As thoughtful for me as ever, Mammy Rose, are n''t you?
25802	Better than pirates?
25802	But if it is a cavern, where under the sun is the mouth of it? 25802 But what are the''pipes''he talks about?
25802	But what do they smuggle? 25802 But where do you suppose that queer old man has his camp?"
25802	But where is Tom? 25802 But who are you king of-- or what?"
25802	But who would n''t be cattish with a fellow who has no more sense? 25802 But, will''e?"
25802	Ca n''t you leave this place?
25802	Can''t-- can''t I do anything for you?
25802	Danger of what?
25802	Did n''t he tell you he was''king of the pirates''?
25802	Did what fall down, Aunty?
25802	Do n''t the new medicine do any good?
25802	Do n''t you feel that way yourself-- the way she acts with Chess Copley?
25802	Do n''t you see we are cast away on this desert isle with no means of getting back to the camp unless we swim?
25802	Do n''t you want to dance?
25802	Do you know that it is after eleven o''clock?
25802	Do you know that that island is the one we landed on ourselves the other evening, Ruth?
25802	Do you know what you are, Tom Cameron?
25802	Do you know where they have gone?
25802	Do you know, I''m awfully unhappy?
25802	Do you know,said her friend,"I believe you can make it up to him very nicely, if you want to, Helen?"
25802	Do you mean it? 25802 Do you mean, Miss Helen, that there are cholos-- are greasers-- in these woods?
25802	Do you say so?
25802	Do you suppose I am color- blind?
25802	Do you suppose he has got Wonota?
25802	Do you suppose that poor old man is calling for help?
25802	Do you suppose we are standing on the roof of a cavern, Chess Copley?
25802	Do you think it is wise?
25802	Do you think that is right, Helen?
25802	Does she look like a white woman to you, Helen?
25802	Had we better venture ashore?
25802	Have you money-- plenty of money?
25802	He went to town?
25802	How about cutting out that scene? 25802 How do I look, girls?"
25802	How long was Chess going to stay out in his boat?
25802	How?
25802	Huh? 25802 I say, Pop, is this the place they call the Red Mill?"
25802	I understand there''s an Injun girl stopping here? 25802 I''d like to know first of all how you came here without a boat?"
25802	I''d like to know what sort of courts and judges they have up here in these woods?
25802	I''ll come for you at half past three, eh? 25802 If they went no further than that crazy man''s island, what do you suppose is keeping them?"
25802	In what?
25802	Is he crazy?
25802	Is n''t it fine to be rich?
25802	Is n''t it the one we took the first picture on?
25802	Is that so? 25802 Is that the fellow-- that big gawk in the blue suit?"
25802	Is there any wonder, then,sighed Ruth,"that we find it so hard to make her register affection for Mr. Grand?
25802	Is there going to be a real fight for the possession of Wonota, do you think?
25802	Is there much more for her to do?
25802	It was growing dark when that speed boat passed you and your friend, was it not?
25802	Just step around behind those two men and see if they are armed, Miss Ruth, will you?
25802	Let''s see: You have a paper of some kind, I suppose, to serve on me?
25802	Marooned?
25802	May I sleep in the other bed off your sitting room? 25802 Men landing boxes on the island?"
25802	More Chinamen?
25802	My idea,he said,"is to land at the back of that island--""The Kingdom of Pipes?"
25802	No? 25802 Not-- not even with me, Tom?"
25802	Now, what do you both want?
25802	Now, you ladies all right here?
25802	Of course there is no danger?
25802	Oh, he does, does he?
25802	See what a curiously acting thing that is he has got beside him? 25802 So she calls herself a''princess''does she?"
25802	So you think he is at fault?
25802	Suppose they take Wonota away before the picture is finished?
25802	Surely she was n''t a Chinese woman? 25802 That call came from the island, did n''t it?"
25802	That''s the man I spoke of,explained Ruth,"I-- I wonder who it is that''s with him?"
25802	Then I suppose the right man has never ridden up to the Red Mill and asked for you?
25802	Think that''s your King of the Pipes?
25802	Tom did not hurt him, I hope?
25802	Trot who out?
25802	Us?
25802	Well, it seems he most certainly had been''smoking the pipe''--or do they call it''hitting the pipe''?
25802	Well, who you looking at?
25802	What are you thinking of?
25802	What boat?
25802	What boys?
25802	What could have been in the boxes? 25802 What did I tell you?
25802	What do they smuggle?
25802	What do you know about that?
25802	What do you know about that?
25802	What do you mean by that?
25802	What do you mean, Wonota?
25802	What do you mean?
25802	What do you suppose those boxes are?
25802	What do you suppose we have seen, Chess?
25802	What do you think of her, Ruth?
25802	What do you think of that?
25802	What does it mean? 25802 What for?"
25802	What for?
25802	What girl''s father?
25802	What has that to do with it?
25802	What in thunder was that, Hooley?
25802	What is it, my dear?
25802	What is it?
25802	What is ridiculous?
25802	What is that?
25802	What is the matter? 25802 What island is that over there?"
25802	What man deserves such a title as that, Miss Fielding?
25802	What of the King of the Pipes?
25802	What say, Ruth?
25802	What shall we do?
25802	What was Tom going to do to- day?
25802	What was arranged?
25802	What would you do?
25802	What''s doing, Mr Bilby?
25802	What''s gone wrong?
25802	What''s that?
25802	What''s that?
25802	What''s the matter here? 25802 What''s the matter?"
25802	What''s this?
25802	When does your turn come, Ann?
25802	Where are the girls?
25802	Where can they be? 25802 Where did she go?"
25802	Where have they gone?
25802	Where is Wonota? 25802 Where is Wonota?"
25802	Where is she? 25802 Where is the King of the Pipes?"
25802	Where''s Ruth?
25802	Who is calling us?
25802	Who knocked him out?
25802	Who might this be?
25802	Who says I''ve lost it?
25802	Who under the sun is this coming in the canoe?
25802	Who''d want a Frenchman for a husband?
25802	Who''s that?
25802	Who''s that?
25802	Who''s this?
25802	Whom do you call''the Pipes''?
25802	Why are n''t you with them? 25802 Why did n''t you go with Ruth and''Lasses?"
25802	Why must I''hush''?
25802	Why not? 25802 Why, where are your eyes, Helen Cameron?"
25802	Will Mr. Hooley risk taking the scene over on that island?
25802	Will you be still?
25802	With a yellow face, yes? 25802 Wonder if those fellows braced that thing with wires?
25802	Wonder what they are up to? 25802 Wonota-- with a sunbonnet on?"
25802	Would n''t the smugglers hurt us if we caught them?
25802	You ai n''t going to stop now, when there is so much to be made in''em?
25802	You do n''t suppose that I saw him go?
25802	You do n''t suppose they would welcome any spies if they are smugglers, do you?
25802	You do n''t think you could rewrite the remaining scenes so that we can keep on to the conclusion?
25802	You got him hid away somewhere?
25802	You think he would try to abduct Wonota again?
25802	A girl?"
25802	Above the purring of the motor Aunt Alvirah raised her voice to remark to the chums on the front seat:"I do n''t see it now-- did it fall down?"
25802	Ai n''t it reediculous?"
25802	And I have n''t had since--""Since when, I''d like to know?"
25802	And if those the old man had spoken of, likewise appeared, what could Copley do against such numbers?
25802	And just what are we going for, anyway?"
25802	And then what would the Alectrion Film Corporation do about this next picture that had been planned?
25802	And what would happen when the new chance did turn up?
25802	And where was Totantora?
25802	And where will your big feature pictures come in, Miss Fielding?"
25802	And why should she be tied to certain agreements that cramped her?
25802	Are they alone?"
25802	Are those the real smugglers?"
25802	But I do n''t suppose such an operation will help you?"
25802	But as I do n''t really know, how can I tell you?"
25802	But there is so much going on here at the island----""Why not take her away to some other place and just pound it into her?"
25802	But what chance was likely to arise which would lead to their escape from this cavern?
25802	But what had become of the girl herself?
25802	But what would I get out of gadding about?"
25802	CHAPTER XII THE DANCE AT ALEXANDRIA BAY"You might have been mistaken, I suppose, Miss Ruth?"
25802	CHAPTER XVI MAROONED"I wonder if the boat did come from that island over yonder?"
25802	CHAPTER XX A FAILURE IN CALCULATION"What shall we do now?"
25802	CHAPTER XXV THE HEART''S DESIRE"And what do you think of this, Nell?
25802	Calls himself a king, does he?
25802	Chess Copley must have been on the watch( could it be possible that he had inside information about this early visit of Helen and Ruth?)
25802	Diamonds?
25802	Did you ever see such ferns?"
25802	Did you ever?"
25802	Did you think she was?"
25802	Do you mean it?"
25802	Do you suppose the King of the Pipes has captured Ruth and Chess?"
25802	Do you think Ruth is a mere chit of a flapper?
25802	Does n''t your father need him?"
25802	Does the wind sit in that quarter?"
25802	Eh?
25802	For of course there is no house there?"
25802	For what was he waiting?
25802	For_ my_ sake?"
25802	Had Mr. Bilby, who had announced that his business in this vicinity was to obtain possession of Wonota, anything to do with the men in the boat?
25802	Had the people they had seen landing from the speedy launch gone away for good and taken their camp equipment with them?
25802	Hammond?"
25802	Has Bilby come again?"
25802	Have you a search warrant?"
25802	He smiled, adding:"Quite too much like a movie plot, eh?"
25802	Hooley?"
25802	How about the throne- room scene?
25802	How could it be otherwise with Jennie at the table?
25802	How do they get in or out?
25802	How much money had Ruth already drawn in advance royalties?
25802	How''s a fellow going to register joy when he feels anything but?"
25802	How''s the weather, Sergeant?"
25802	I do n''t see him here-- do you?"
25802	I thought your men warned everybody off that island?"
25802	If the Indian girl had not gone with Bilby, where had she gone?
25802	Is he coming ashore?"
25802	Is it serious?"
25802	Is n''t it wonderful?"
25802	Is n''t it wonderful?"
25802	Is n''t that shrewd?
25802	Is that so?"
25802	Just how much did Bilby and his companions care for the law?
25802	Maybe you''ve heard of me?"
25802	Now what are we going to do?"
25802	Otherwise, what is kingship?
25802	Precious stones?"
25802	Remember?"
25802	See them?
25802	She approved of his feigning, for as long as these men did not seek to injure her, why should he incur their further notice?
25802	Sounds like a newspaper personal, does n''t it?"
25802	Sure they were not going to Copley Island?"
25802	That old jigger?
25802	The island where I met that strange old man?"
25802	The smuggler''s boat again?"
25802	Totantora, how are you?"
25802	Was he the fellow the boss wanted we should shoo off that island?
25802	Was it friend or enemy who evidently tried to attract her attention by this sibilant sound?
25802	Was it going to make money when it was distributed?
25802	Was it the smart roadster Mr. Horatio Bilby had driven to the Red Mill?
25802	Was that an abrupt end to the passage ahead of them, or a sharp turn in it?
25802	Was there a path there between two of the big boulders?
25802	We''re all right out here in the current, are we not?"
25802	Were there other apartments in the cavern, shut off by some of the hanging rugs which she saw?
25802	Were there passages besides the one by which she and Chess had been dragged in?
25802	What are you laughing about, Tom Cameron?"
25802	What do you know about Bilby?"
25802	What do you know about their being out on the river together right now?
25802	What do you know about this, Ruth?"
25802	What do you want-- and that fellow behind you?"
25802	What does your father, Chief Totantora, say to your new ideas, Wonota?"
25802	What has happened?"
25802	What is the matter?"
25802	What is this I hear?
25802	What might be your business with her?"
25802	What more was there to say?
25802	What would the newcomers-- Bilby, perhaps-- do to Copley and to her?
25802	What would these evil- looking yellow men do to her-- and to poor Chess?
25802	What''s going on here?"
25802	What''s going on, I want to know?
25802	What''s that?"
25802	What''s to be done?
25802	What''s your business with her, anyway?"
25802	Where are you taking Wonota?"
25802	Where is Wonota?"
25802	Where were they going besides to that crazy fellow''s island?"
25802	Where''s Mr. Hammond-- or Willie?"
25802	Why did n''t he come?
25802	Why did n''t he say so?
25802	Why should not Ruth and Chessleigh spy about among the islands for a time?
25802	Why''King of the Pipes''?"
25802	Why?
25802	Wonota almost worshiped her father; but did she ever look upon Chief Totantora with a smile of pride or with affection beaming in her eyes?
25802	Yet, I''ve a glimmer of an idea-- Are you sure that was a woman with them to- day in their boat?"
25802	You understand?"
25802	You-- you are not ill?"
25802	do you realize that we are marooned?"
25802	exclaimed Helen,"the King of the Pipes is n''t in that boat, is he?"
25802	exclaimed Ruth again, and as Helen brought her machine to an abrupt stop Aunt Alvirah was heard saying:"Now, ai n''t that reediculous?
25802	gasped Helen,"she''s talking of that Bilby, is n''t she?"
25802	gasped Ruth,"are you going to be foolish enough to refuse to be taken off this island by Chessleigh Copley?"
25802	if you do n''t care anything about him, why are you so anxious to have me change my opinion of''Lasses?"
25802	is n''t he ever going to grow up?"
25802	is that the time, Tommy- boy?
25802	it looks like----""Who is it?"
25802	she cried cheerfully,"are you sitting out this dance too?
25802	what are you worrying about?"
10432	A sailing- ship?
10432	A-- what?
10432	Am I to take this as a dismissal?
10432	And Miss Stanton is not here?
10432	And are you better?
10432	And are you following no other line of defense?
10432	And did all these come from Sangoa?
10432	And did you bring back with you, on this trip, any pearls?
10432	And did you notice how scared poor Ajo was, and how he skipped as fearfully as though he had committed some crime? 10432 And is n''t it grand and impressive?
10432	And the date-- when was it?
10432	And the expense?
10432	And were they successful?
10432	And what brought you from Sangoa to San Francisco?
10432	And will any picture theatre in Hollywood or Los Angeles show it?
10432	And will it clear me from this suspicion?
10432	And will you bring these pearls with you?
10432	And you accuse this man, Andrews, of stealing them?
10432	And you have seen those pearls before?
10432	And you will answer them?
10432	And you, Beth?
10432	And your good name?
10432	Any pains yet?
10432	Any pains?
10432	Are other occupations so much better? 10432 Are they very choice ones?"
10432	Are you coming to bed, Patsy?
10432	Are you feeling better this morning?
10432	Are you forbidden to tell us where Sangoa is, or anything about the island?
10432	Are you going to stay in this hotel?
10432	Are you really going to postpone this important play?
10432	Are you sure they are not groans?
10432	Are you sure?
10432	Are you willing to pay for success?
10432	As Jack Andrews did?
10432	Aunt Jane? 10432 Besides, how could you do it while you were asleep?"
10432	But Sangoa, Uncle; is that a town or a country?
10432	But how do your people live? 10432 But how in the world did you ever decide to become actresses, when so many better occupations are open to women?"
10432	But surely you will go to the station and see what can be done for him?
10432	But tell me this, please: Why is Sangoa so little known, or rather, so quite unknown?
10432	But what did they call you, afterward? 10432 But you like motion pictures, do n''t you?"
10432	But-- what-- what-- was it all about?
10432	Ca n''t you get it of Le Drieux?
10432	Ca n''t you prove he is not Jack Andrews?
10432	Ca n''t you see, sir?
10432	Can I do anything for you, sir?
10432	Can you do that?
10432	Clever?
10432	Could not your aunt assist you?
10432	Did he ask any explanation about Maud''s appearing in the picture of a rival company?
10432	Did he mention Mr. Jones, who conquered him so mysteriously?
10432	Did he really eat?
10432	Did n''t he?
10432	Did the wall fall?
10432	Did you choose, this profession for amusement, or from necessity?
10432	Did you get a lawyer?
10432	Did you notice the mob of children in that theatre?
10432	Did you notice,said Patsy, slowly,"how many children there were in that theatre?"
10432	Did you see the play?
10432	Direct from Sangoa?
10432	Do both of you girls play star parts?
10432	Do many pearls come from Sangoa, then?
10432	Do many stage actresses go into the motion picture business?
10432	Do n''t the people make the world, Uncle John?
10432	Do you know him?
10432	Do you know the work? 10432 Do you know what the things cost?"
10432	Do you remember what the manager said to him?
10432	Do you smoke?
10432	Do you think the examination will be held to- day?
10432	Do you think you can manage to crawl to the automobile, or shall we carry you?
10432	Do you wish me to buy that film and prevent the picture''s being shown?
10432	Do you wish me to secure options, or to purchase the land outright?
10432	Even those owned by Jephson''s?
10432	For what was Jack Andrews noted throughout Europe?
10432	Has he been aboard since you anchored here?
10432	Has he ever mentioned his adventures in Austria to you?
10432	Has it brought more pearls from Sangoa?
10432	Has the Continental lost money since Jones took possession?
10432	Have I questioned it, Miss De Graf?
10432	Have you already disposed of them?
10432	Have you any idea what it costs to build one of these picture theatres?
10432	Have you been to Sangoa since you landed Mr. Jones in San Francisco, some fifteen months ago?
10432	Have you ever heard the name before?
10432	Have you evidence to support this plea?
10432	Have you figured out the profits?
10432	Have you had breakfast?
10432	How about Miss Flo?
10432	How delightful?
10432	How did they get the picture, do you suppose?
10432	How did they manage to do that?
10432	How did you happen to get started in such a queer business?
10432	How did you learn about that incident?
10432	How do you account, then, for their checking so accurately against the list of stolen pearls?
10432	How do you feel?
10432	How does it happen that my people, under contract to work for the Continental, are working for other firms?
10432	How many girls are there?
10432	How many inhabitants has Sangoa?
10432	How much were those stolen pearls worth?
10432	How much will you get?
10432	How much?
10432	How?
10432	I suppose you are now content to rest on your laurels, pending the formal examination?
10432	I suppose you are to remain at this hotel?
10432	I suppose, Mrs. Montrose, you do not-- er-- er-- act, yourself?
10432	I wonder if it''s me?
10432	I wonder if you are old enough to smoke?
10432	I-- in what way, Flo?
10432	Is Arthur back yet?
10432	Is Captain Carg a Sangoan?
10432	Is his home in this country?
10432	Is it on the maps? 10432 Is it, then, your intention to accompany the prisoner to Vienna?"
10432	Is n''t it too bad that I reached him too late?
10432	Is n''t that a little strange-- perhaps a little suspicious?
10432	Is n''t that very quick?
10432	Is n''t this a rather high- handed proceeding, Miss Doyle?
10432	Is n''t this judge both able and honest?
10432	Is that as near as you can recollect the date?
10432	Is that the best you can do for me?
10432	Is the yacht_ Arabella_ yours?
10432	Is there any objection to my going with Maud?
10432	It is a trust?
10432	May I ask a few questions?
10432	May we ask what those duties are?
10432	Me? 10432 No practice?"
10432	Not our own special picture?
10432	Now, then, where is Sangoa? 10432 Of course you realize this is the-- the end?"
10432	Of your foolishness? 10432 Oh, the twenty- seventh?
10432	Oh, you have been to my room?
10432	Oh, you mean that you_ will_ not?
10432	On what date did you reach New York, after landing at San Francisco?
10432	One firm employs you exclusively, then?
10432	One?
10432	Pardon me; is this seat engaged, sir?
10432	Pearls, eh?
10432	Pessimistic?
10432	Sangoa?
10432	Sangoa?
10432	Shall we keep our pearls, Uncle?
10432	So Jones controls the Continental, eh?
10432	So what have you to say for yourself, sir?
10432	Tell me, please, where_ is_ Sangoa?
10432	Tell me, sir, what''s to become of our grand motion picture enterprise, if you allow yourself to be shipped to Vienna as a captured thief?
10432	Tell me, sir,she continued,"what is the nearest land to Sangoa that is known to the world?"
10432	The hospital?
10432	The pearls were not recovered, then?
10432	Then we shall have all that time to prove his innocence?
10432	Then what is his object?
10432	Then where are we to get the proper pictures for our theatre?
10432	Then where has the yacht been since it landed you here fifteen months ago?
10432	Then where is it now?
10432	Then why have you bounded him so persistently?
10432	Then you know enough to defend an innocent man from an unjust accusation?
10432	Then''A''does n''t stand for anything at all?
10432	Then? 10432 There was a picture made of that scene, then?"
10432	To what experience do you allude, Beth?
10432	Was it kept, or destroyed?
10432	Well, Uncle,said Patsy, cheerfully,"is Ajo still in limbo?"
10432	Well, shall we accept this offer, girls?
10432	Well, sir?
10432	Well, sir?
10432	Well, sir?
10432	Well, why annoy me with such trifles? 10432 Well?"
10432	Well?
10432	Were you ill when you left your home?
10432	Were you in that picture of the falling wall?
10432	Were you stronger before your accident?
10432	What are your people?
10432	What did you do, Patricia?
10432	What do you call that affection of your eyes?
10432	What do you think of the lawyer I sent you, Arthur?
10432	What do you think of this queer business, Arthur?
10432	What do you think of this? 10432 What do you think, Aunt Jane?"
10432	What does it matter?
10432	What does it mean?
10432	What does that mean, sir?
10432	What does that mean?
10432	What does the Continental do, Maud?
10432	What does the''A''stand for?
10432	What does the''A''stand for?
10432	What in the world induced you to abandon your beloved ranch?
10432	What is it, my dear?
10432	What is that, an island?
10432	What is the nearest land to Sangoa?
10432	What is the''dead line''?
10432	What is your proof?
10432	What lesson can that falling wall possibly convey?
10432	What made you run away yesterday? 10432 What nationality?"
10432	What next, I wonder?
10432	What pains?
10432	What shall I do, sir?
10432	What were your instructions?
10432	What''s the use? 10432 What, after that examination of to- day?"
10432	When will he be examined?
10432	Where did you land?
10432	Where is Sangoa?
10432	Where is Sangoa?
10432	Where is he now?
10432	Where will you get them?
10432	Where?
10432	Where?
10432	Where?
10432	Who is he?
10432	Who is it?
10432	Who was it, Patsy?
10432	Who will accompany you, Maud?
10432	Whose yacht was it?
10432	Why are you interested in him?
10432	Why ca n''t all our films be as natural and absorbing as this one?
10432	Why did n''t you ask him about this, instead of wiring to New York?
10432	Why not? 10432 Why not?"
10432	Why not?
10432	Why not?
10432	Why should I do that?
10432	Why should Jones refuse to consider bribery?
10432	Why so?
10432	Why?
10432	Why?
10432	Will he answer any questions I may ask him?
10432	Will he ever waken, I wonder?
10432	Will you come ashore and testify before the judge in behalf of your master?
10432	Will you give me the latitude and longitude?
10432	Will you please butter my toast? 10432 Wilton?
10432	Would it not be a rash investment, ma''am?
10432	Would it not be wise to consider the expense of making films, before you undertake it?
10432	Would you like me to clear the room, so that our conversation may be private?
10432	You are Mr. Andrews, I believe-- Mr. Jack Andrews?
10432	You are a detective?
10432	You are not questioning the young fellow''s sincerity, I hope?
10432	You are not sure?
10432	You are sure he will go free?
10432	You do n''t mind, do you?
10432	You mean that the boy is not what he seems?
10432	You''re not joking, Miss Doyle?
10432	You''ve been admitted to the bar?
10432	Your father is no longer living, then?
10432	_ How_ do you know it?
10432	what was he after? 10432 Am I correct in those dates?
10432	And all for the sake of a picture?"
10432	And did he learn anything from us?"
10432	And quietly?"
10432	Are there many of them in this lot?"
10432	Are you sure of that?"
10432	Are you sure your man is innocent?"
10432	As the clerk disappeared Maud said:"I need n''t wait, I suppose?"
10432	As the manager hurried away Uncle John looked after him and said:"I wonder if he realizes how true his words are?
10432	As they sat at table, chatting merrily together, Arthur asked:"What are you staring at, Patsy?"
10432	But how can you prove it was not a put- up job with the Corona people?
10432	But is it probable?
10432	But is the exact date important, Miss Stanton?"
10432	But you will admit the resemblance?"
10432	But-- the other?"
10432	By the way, what does he claim the''A''means?
10432	CHAPTER XXIV PICTURE NUMBER NINETEEN"Well, where have you been?"
10432	Ca n''t I recognize a snore when I hear it?
10432	Can you arrange an interview for me, sir?"
10432	Can you lead that procession into the temple so they will leave room for Delilah to enter, and not crowd her off the platform?"
10432	Colby?"
10432	Colby?"
10432	Do millions go to see motion pictures, Uncle?"
10432	Do n''t you believe something is bound to happen?"
10432	Do n''t you know such things make us lots of trouble and cost us money?"
10432	Do you know him, Uncle John?"
10432	Do you note the similarity of the initials?
10432	Do you now understand the lesson taught, young ladies?"
10432	Do you realize what it is?
10432	Do you really believe that Jones is Jack Andrews?"
10432	Do you want more sugar in your chocolate?
10432	Does n''t law stand for justice?"
10432	Goldstein?"
10432	Goldstein?"
10432	Has he gone?"
10432	He looked from one to another and said more mildly:"It is easy enough for_ me_ to explain, but how can the Stantons explain their conduct?
10432	He seemed both surprised and perplexed, at first, but after a moment''s thought he said:"She is an actress, then?"
10432	Here is the important question: Will you help us?"
10432	How can one get to the island?
10432	How did you like it?"
10432	How do I know you are not all in the employ of the Corona people?"
10432	I consider this escapade of Andrews quite a romance; or is it more of a tragedy, in your opinion?"
10432	I guess he wo n''t be interfering with me any more, eh?
10432	I have made my will, and I''d like to be cremated-- it''s so much nicer than the old- fashioned burial, do n''t you think?"
10432	I imagine he is very sorry, right now; do n''t you, sir?"
10432	I wonder where he got all the money?"
10432	If I can discover what picture manager was guilty of the act, I shall-- shall--""What, Uncle?"
10432	If you firmly believe you''re going to die, why, what can you expect?"
10432	In a voice quite unmoved he asked:"On what charge do you arrest me?"
10432	Is it Andrew?"
10432	Is it charted?"
10432	Is n''t that the same mysterious individual whose life Maud saved?"
10432	It gave them a thrill of hope as in chorus they cried:"Well-- Uncle John?"
10432	It may be all a coincidence, of course; but how do you account for it, sir?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Jones?"
10432	Le Drieux, I suppose a big reward has been offered?"
10432	Maud?"
10432	May I be permitted to see it?"
10432	Merrick?"
10432	Merrick?"
10432	Merrick?"
10432	Patsy flushed a trifle but covered her confusion by demanding:"Would you follow my advice?"
10432	Perhaps you will allow me to join you again-- some other time?"
10432	Seems a little queer, does n''t it?"
10432	That sounds pretty good, eh?"
10432	The people still call me--"He paused, in an embarrassed way, till Patsy asked:"Call you what?"
10432	Then Beth asked:"Can you tell us, sir, when and where we shall be able to see this picture?"
10432	Then Beth asked:"How do the ordinary theatres manage?"
10432	Then Maud asked:"Do you know the cash value of Mr. Jones''stock in the Continental Film Company?"
10432	Then he asked abruptly:"What would you advise me to do, Miss Doyle?"
10432	Then he asked:"Who accuses me?"
10432	Then what would happen to all the high- priced opera singers?"
10432	Then, pausing, he asked abruptly:"Are you still inclined to be my champion, Miss Stanton?"
10432	This man, Le Drieux, positively stated that there is no such island, did he not?"
10432	Werner?"
10432	Werner?"
10432	What do we know about him, anyway?
10432	What do you mean, Uncle?"
10432	What do you say, girls?
10432	What do you think of it?"
10432	What do_ you_ think, sir?"
10432	What is Jones to me?
10432	What is the principal industry of your islanders?"
10432	What was the childish name you referred to?"
10432	What was the exact date that Ajo landed from Sangoa?
10432	When he had gone Uncle John remarked:"Well, what do you think of him?"
10432	When they were left alone, Maud said anxiously:"Is there anything more we can do here?"
10432	Where did you find him, sir?"
10432	Where did_ you_ come from?"
10432	Where''s Jackson, anyhow?"
10432	Who do you suppose A. Jones is?"
10432	Who is talking of dismissal?
10432	Why did he become a recluse?
10432	Why not try me, just to see what I''m able to do?
10432	Why should he do this, even if he could afford it?
10432	Why, sir?"
10432	Why, then, should Goldstein have paid such abject deference to this unknown islander?
10432	Will you come?
10432	Will you please wait until I''ve taken this to the captain?
10432	Will you?"
10432	Wo n''t it be exciting?"
10432	You remember that loss, and the excitement it caused, do you not?"
10432	You think, then, that Mr. Jones is guilty?"
10432	You used to eat like a sensible boy, did n''t you?"
10432	so long ago as that?
29764	''Make good?'' 29764 ''What part of Italy was you born in?''
29764	A man''s got a right to protect himself, ai n''t he?
29764	Ah-- and now, Scanlan,he says,"will you be good enough to explain the cause of the-- ah-- bitter animosity you have for me?"
29764	Ah-- can I have a drink of-- ah-- water?
29764	Ai n''t he a bear?
29764	Ai n''t it?
29764	Ai n''t she a beauty?
29764	Ai n''t that rich?
29764	Ai n''t that rich?
29764	All I want,he goes on,"is one peep at them likable Lithuanians-- can I git that?"
29764	And all of this-- this-- your attitude toward me-- the accident-- was played to make a picture?
29764	And is it a church funeral or will they pull it off at the house?
29764	And it''s got a one- man top on it besides, ai n''t it?
29764	And she wo n''t run?
29764	And then what?
29764	And when will that be, might I ask?
29764	And where is that, pray?
29764	And whosa taka my eleven incha stiletto?
29764	And you have n''t been here long, eh?
29764	Another one, eh? 29764 Anything?"
29764	Anywheres?
29764	Are you endeavorin''to spoof me?
29764	Are you fellows crazy? 29764 Are you on the level with this fight thing?"
29764	Are you on the level with this? 29764 Are you positive they''s a motor inside there?"
29764	Are you ready to admit now that my idea of making feature productions is the right one?
29764	Are you tryin''to kid me?
29764	Are you tryin''to kid me?
29764	Are you tryin''to kid somebody?
29764	But say, on the level now-- I''m there forty- seven ways on that Shakespeare thing, ai n''t I?
29764	Can I get you anything?
29764	Can I help you fellows out?
29764	Can you ride a horse?
29764	Can you tie that?
29764	Can_ I_ ride a horse?
29764	Carries a manager, does he?
29764	Champ, eh?
29764	Could n''t I take some treatment by mail?
29764	Couple of small time cut- ups, eh?
29764	D''ye know who we are?
29764	D''ye mean to say you been wallopin''that guy?
29764	D''ye mean to say you never heard of the Eureka Mixin''and Bakin''machine?
29764	D''ye think I would try to run a car without gasoline?
29764	D''ye want us to do anything else?
29764	Did n''t he want De Vronde saved?
29764	Did you get me in that Shakespeare picture last week? 29764 Did you get that railroad thing?
29764	Did you hear what I did?
29764	Did you like me?
29764	Did you notice that strange dame which was with Miss Vincent in the car just now?
29764	Did you-- er-- have a pleasant trip?
29764	Do I look like a quitter?
29764	Do n''t you ever read the newspapers?
29764	Do n''t you think you had better slow up a trifle?
29764	Do we go to Oakland in that rabbit- chaser of yours this afternoon, Miss Vincent?
29764	Do we see that or do n''t we?
29764	Do what?
29764	Do you get that?
29764	Do you mean to insinuate that I''m robbing you?
29764	Do you promise?
29764	Do you want the eggs boiled, fried or scrambled? 29764 Doctor?"
29764	Does it hurt much, you poor dear?
29764	Every time you see me it''s gon na set me back fifty?
29764	For a nickel?
29764	Guy?
29764	Has the police been tipped off about this?
29764	Have you a cigarette?
29764	Have you give the mud baths at Hot Springs a play?
29764	Have you got a rope?
29764	Have you got gas?
29764	He hit you, eh?
29764	He knows this stuff all right, does n''t he?
29764	He''s got a name, ai n''t he?
29764	He''s in now, ai n''t he?
29764	He''s rotten, eh?
29764	He''s the world''s champion; that''s good enough, ai n''t it?
29764	He-- and he went to South America, eh?
29764	Heh, doc?
29764	Heh?
29764	Horse?
29764	How about the arm, doc?
29764	How are you on Shakespeare? 29764 How dare you laugh at this lady?"
29764	How do I know we get this money?
29764	How do those chaps ever get into the movies?
29764	How do we know that the dawn will come? 29764 How does that strike you?"
29764	How does_ that_ bird fool the almshouse?
29764	How far have you run this car?
29764	How is the motor?
29764	How long did you say this car had been out of the factory?
29764	How long have you been here?
29764	How much did they offer us at the Garden for ten rounds with Battlin''Edwards?
29764	How would you like to go in the movies?
29764	How''s that?
29764	How?
29764	I am not fond of vulgar display,he says,"or--""What are you wearin''that black eye for then?"
29764	I ca n''t have you asking favors for me, Gladys, and-- and, why New York?
29764	I did n''t come at you, as you say in that quaint English of yours, I thought you could take a joke or--"Yeh?
29764	I do n''t know if this is the right one or not, but let''s try it out on my knee, eh?
29764	I got to wear_ somethin''_, do n''t I?
29764	I guess I''m through after that, eh?
29764	I only wish I could talk like you can, but I guess it''s a gift, ai n''t it?
29764	I say, old chap-- are you Mister Genaro?
29764	I say,he goes on, takin''a slant at Tony through the trick eyeglass,"just what does this mean, Antonio?
29764	I suppose you''re one of them wise fellers from New Jersey, which they got to be showed everything, heh?
29764	I think Washington is a sucker to hang around Valley Forge all winter, do n''t you?
29764	I thought I told you to be at the east gate with my duster and goggles? 29764 I''ll bet he''ll turn out to be another one of them sweet spirits of nitre boys, eh?"
29764	I''ll bet right now you''re listenin''to a little spicy scandal at some King''s palace, eh?
29764	I''ll bet you been over to Frisco tryin''to nail that dame at the Busy Bee, ai n''t you?
29764	I''m on the level, all right and I want the lowdown on this thing, d''ye make me?
29764	I''m still here, ai n''t I?
29764	If all that stuff you claim for this roll foundry is on the level, it must take a lot of dough to run it, eh?
29764	If he ai n''t there, look around the Sahara Desert for him-- know him when you see him?
29764	If you got to have a car, why do n''t you buy a new one?
29764	If you knew all that,he says, kinda choked,"why-- why did you let me come over and continue to-- to mislead you?"
29764	In Russia?
29764	Is it possible you have never handled a blade?
29764	Is she?
29764	Is that all there is to it?
29764	Is that all?
29764	Is that all?
29764	Is that really Kid Scanlan?
29764	Is that what it is?
29764	Is this De Vronde guy worth anything to you?
29764	Is this it?
29764	Is-- ah-- is the big fellow any relation to you?
29764	Is-- is that you Henery?
29764	It''s a wonder I ai n''t now dead on account from you?
29764	It''s an A. G. F. I suppose even you know what an A number one car that is, do n''t you?
29764	Just what is the East and West?
29764	Just what_ are_ you supposed to do in this picture?
29764	Knows it?
29764	Left us flat the minute somethin''happened, eh? 29764 Like that, eh?"
29764	Like this?
29764	Medium what?
29764	Nick- looking boy-- who is he?
29764	No which?
29764	Of course,he says, kinda sore,"if I''m to be criticised by--""Ai n''t they no villains or nothin''like that in it?"
29764	On the level now, where_ did_ you get your movin''picture experience?
29764	One section reduces the wheat to flour, another mixes the dough, it passes on to the steam ovens and then what happens? 29764 Or have you got me confused with Abe Levy, the vaudeville agent?
29764	Pugilist?
29764	Reechard the Third, Shakespeare?
29764	Rotten?
29764	She''s a maka fine picture, what?
29764	Since when have_ you_ been able to speak Eyetalian?
29764	Some car, eh?
29764	Some joint, eh?
29764	Some layout, eh?
29764	Some motor, eh?
29764	Some picture, eh?
29764	Surely, my man,he goes on, with that old silly stare of his;"surely you have heard of jolly old Brooklyn-- what?"
29764	Tell me that, will you?
29764	That feller want to play Reechard? 29764 That old guy is game, eh?"
29764	That was a rotten trick, was n''t it?
29764	That''s the idea-- what''s your act?
29764	The blonde that would of made Marc Anthony throw away Cleopatra''s''phone number?
29764	The first thing,he says, puffin''away;"the first thing, is this-- just how_ much_ do you think of this dame, all jokes aside?"
29764	The props-- where are they?
29764	The weapons-- what of them?
29764	Then what happens?
29764	This is the bird which do n''t know nothin''about self- defense, eh?
29764	Train a guy like that for the ring? 29764 Unhand that woman, or you shall feel my power, eh?"
29764	Was they many killed?
29764	We do n''t fight Harris?
29764	Well, pal,he says,"you have certainly balled things up a few, have n''t you?"
29764	Well, that ai n''t my fault, is it? 29764 Well, what does it look like?"
29764	Well, what''s all this got ta do with me?
29764	Well, what''s the matter with that? 29764 Well, why?"
29764	Well,I says after a bit,"what d''ye expect_ me_ to do-- bust out cryin''?"
29764	Well,I says,"d''ye wanna see the contract or will we go over to a notary so''s I can swear to it?"
29764	Well,I says,"what are you gon na do-- quit?"
29764	Well,I says,"what has this here social note got to do with the Professor?"
29764	Well,I says,"what''s the joke?"
29764	Well,chirps Genaro, pattin''the Kid on the back,"let''s all be the friend now, no?
29764	Well,he says after a minute,"I suppose you''re both through with me now, eh?"
29764	Well,he says finally, takin''another look at De Vronde,"ai n''t the brakes or somethin''where he was sittin''?"
29764	Well,whispers Honest Dan to the Kid,"what d''ye think of the place?"
29764	Well--?
29764	What are you doing with all those weapons? 29764 What are you gon na do?"
29764	What are_ you_ laughin''at, Stupid?
29764	What d''ye mean by bein''in a automobile that runs over me, eh?
29764	What d''ye mean by that? 29764 What d''ye mean pugilist?
29764	What d''ye mean rapiers?
29764	What d''ye mean the police?
29764	What d''ye mean, you ivory- headed simp?
29764	What d''ye mean, you_ ca n''t_?
29764	What d''ye think I been doin''--workin''here at nights? 29764 What d''ye think I''m gon na do-- fight a world series with you?
29764	What d''ye think of that, eh?
29764	What d''ye think the big hick said?
29764	What do I pull now?
29764	What do we owe you, doc?
29764	What do you mean by coming out before these ladies and gentlemen in that garb? 29764 What do you mean by that?"
29764	What do you mean?
29764	What do you talk tricks?
29764	What doctor?
29764	What does he do, pray?
29764	What does he mean by comin''over here and gettin''me in a jam with my girl? 29764 What does it mean?"
29764	What does this mean, sir? 29764 What gooda now for you be fighting champion for the world, eh?
29764	What has a jockey got to do with horse- racin''?
29764	What is he-- a local scrapper?
29764	What is it,I asks him,"a clean collar?"
29764	What is it?
29764	What is she that_ Bomb Germo_?
29764	What is your name again? 29764 What kind of stuff was that, eh?"
29764	What make is the old boiler?
29764	What of heem?
29764	What part of dear old England was_ you_ born in?
29764	What seems to be the trouble?
29764	What the-- what''s the big idea?
29764	What was it doin''over there?
29764	What was that?
29764	What was the matter?
29764	What was the matter?
29764	What was you takin''him the ammunition for?
29764	What you mean eh? 29764 What you mean?"
29764	What you think?
29764	What''s a mat? 29764 What''s a mat?"
29764	What''s a mat?
29764	What''s a mat?
29764	What''s a use hava the fighta now? 29764 What''s next?"
29764	What''s the J stand for?
29764	What''s the bet?
29764	What''s the joke?
29764	What''s the matter with Harold?
29764	What''s the matter, ca n''t you hear? 29764 What''s the matter, pal?"
29764	What''s the matter-- are you off me now?
29764	What''s the matter-- have you got lockjaw?
29764	What''s the matter?
29764	What''s this?
29764	What''s your name, doc?
29764	What''sa that?
29764	What? 29764 What?"
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	Whata guy?
29764	Whata you mean, ignoranta? 29764 When are them yeggmen gon na send Marc Anthony up to Cleopatra?"
29764	When can the body be seen?
29764	When does that guy get up?
29764	Where are you goin''this afternoon?
29764	Where can I find Mister De Vronde?
29764	Where could a man get with a name like_ that_?
29764	Where d''ye come from?
29764	Where d''ye get that got funny stuff?
29764	Where d''ye get that leadin''man stuff? 29764 Where d''ye get that stuff?"
29764	Where d''ye get that stuff?
29764	Where d''ye get that''haw, haw''stuff?
29764	Where d''ye want to go?
29764	Where is she the gooda carbolic acid?
29764	Where was you yesterday?
29764	Where you go, Meester Kid Scanlan? 29764 Where''s Genaro?"
29764	Where''s Miss Vincent?
29764	Where''s your brother?
29764	Who are you?
29764	Who d''ye like to win the battle of Santiago and d''ye think Lincoln will git elected again?
29764	Who is he?
29764	Who''s buyin''this car?
29764	Who''s your friend?
29764	Who''s your friend?
29764	Who''s your friend?
29764	Who''sa taka my bottle gin, bottle bourbon? 29764 Who, me?"
29764	Who?
29764	Who_ give_ you the horse?
29764	Why are you up here all alone?
29764	Why did n''t you pump that oil, hey? 29764 Why did n''t you say so before?
29764	Why do n''t I?
29764	Why do n''t they stop prohibition?
29764	Why do n''t you get him to teach you Eyetalian then, Stupid?
29764	Why do n''t you go out at nights, then?
29764	Why in the Hail Columbia do n''t you bust out and giggle now and then, hey?
29764	Why not?
29764	Why you knock him down Meester Van Ness bureau?
29764	Why you knock him down Meester Van Ness dresser?
29764	Why you no stoppa the car when you see me?
29764	Why,I says,"how are you gon na take the stout dame now?
29764	Why?
29764	Why?
29764	Why?
29764	Will I wire''em?
29764	Will I?
29764	Will he live, doc?
29764	Will you hurry up?
29764	Will you tell me where you heard that-- that description of the-- the million lovely loaves?
29764	Would if you_ could_?
29764	Would you care to walk about the grounds here a bit, so that I may illustrate some of the salient points in my version?
29764	Would_ you_ jump off a cliff, hey?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	Yeh?
29764	You do n''t expect a dame like that to make love to a guy that cleans De Vronde''s shoes, do you?
29764	You got nothing? 29764 You know what happened yesterday, do n''t you?"
29764	You knowa the piece?
29764	You or me?
29764	You see what you do? 29764 You seen''em do it, did n''t you?"
29764	You told me this mornin''I had lots of time, did n''t you?
29764	You watcha that?
29764	You which?
29764	You''re not hurt, are you?
29764	You-- you-- made a picture out of our-- out of-- me?
29764	_ Bomb Germo_? 29764 ''Bored?'' 29764 ''Hoboken?'' 29764 ''Where''s a Reechard the Third, Genaro?'' 29764 A bargain you ask me? 29764 A hundred and fifty a week, eh? 29764 About a month after Scanlan become my only visible means of support, I signed him up for ten rounds with a bird which said,What d''ye want, hey?"
29764	Ah-- what time do you get off?"
29764	Ai n''t Miss Vincent been teachin''me English, French, Eyetalian and what to do with the oyster fork?"
29764	Ai n''t there no particular way you like''em?"
29764	And what have you been goin''around like a Swiss duke or somethin'', when it turns out you''re only a roughneck from Brooklyn?
29764	Anyhow thisa fel''say Joe he''sa no be able to leava the sheepa wherever he''sa wanna go-- eef he''sa got no money, you''stanna me?
29764	Are you trying to annihilate all my employees?
29764	Be away when my Marc comes?
29764	Besides,"he goes on,"what would John Drew and them guys think of me, if it should leak out that I had give in to box fightin''again?
29764	Broadway star, eh?
29764	But I had been doin''some thinkin''and I looks the Kid in the eye,"What does this carburetor thing look like?"
29764	But the thing I ca n''t figure, is what d''you care if he gets over or not-- who pays_ you_ off on it?"
29764	But to get back to the movie thing, what does the Kid have to do for the twenty thousand fish?"
29764	But what d''ye think the Kid did?
29764	But where d''ye get the''my man''thing?
29764	CHAPTER III PLEASURE ISLAND Speakin''of boobs, as people will, did you ever figure what would happen if the production of''em would suddenly cease?
29764	CHAPTER IV LEND ME YOUR EARS I do n''t mind a four- flusher if his stuff is good, know what I mean?
29764	Can you beat them dames?
29764	Can you have a_ check_?
29764	Can you tie that?"
29764	Champion, eh?
29764	Come along?"
29764	Could you tie Harold?
29764	D''ye get that?"
29764	D''ye mean to tell me that you got away with that kind of stuff in the studios back East?"
29764	D''ye see that fly?
29764	D''ye wanna see this shop or do n''t you-- yes or no?"
29764	Did I get there?
29764	Did you ever figure that?"
29764	Did you ever see him in''Quo Vadis''?"
29764	Dignity?
29764	Do n''t kid me now or--""What d''ye mean kid you?"
29764	Do n''t you think I would if I could, you boob?"
29764	Do n''t you think he feels that?
29764	Do n''t you think it hurt when you broke up that poker party last night when he came in?
29764	Do the brakes work?
29764	Do you get me?
29764	Do you know why I whipped that bum the other day?
29764	Do you know you cost me a small fortune yesterday by ruining that Richard the Third picture?"
29764	Do you think you could do Orlando?"
29764	Do you want it?"
29764	Does the clutch slip in all right?
29764	Ever see one of''em?
29764	Everything she''sa ready and we musta wait till you come with the props-- where are they-- queek?"
29764	Fine for a champion, eh?
29764	Foolish Fink, will you have a little drink?
29764	For what he said about you?
29764	From valet to movie star in five reels-- and who put him over?
29764	Genaro?"
29764	Genaro?"
29764	Get me?
29764	Get me?
29764	Get that?
29764	Gimme a room next to his and--""Do you think this is a hotel?"
29764	Gloomy Gus leans over and yells in my ear,"Some horse, eh?"
29764	Had she ever met anybody like that?
29764	Have you been drinking or what?"
29764	Have you heard the motor turn over?
29764	He swings around at them all of a sudden and makes a face at''em,"Broadaway star, eh?"
29764	He was a great big husky, kinda dark skinned and he looked like a assassin with the women, know what I mean?
29764	He''d flick the ash off a gold- tipped cigarette and say,"Yeh?"
29764	He''sa a smarta fel'', eh?
29764	He--""Did n''t the doctor do no good?"
29764	Heh?
29764	Henery, shall I go back?"
29764	Herbert?"
29764	Here we are-- what did I tell you?
29764	How are you gon na hold''em up?"
29764	How dare you?
29764	How did you happen to meet this big stiff De Vronde?"
29764	How old is it?"
29764	How''s that-- poor, eh?"
29764	How''s that?"
29764	I do n''t want to give you no short answer, but can I get the doctor now?"
29764	I have my car outside and can take him over to the sanitarium, if-- are you a relative?"
29764	I should never have we d him, but how did I know that my fatal beauty would prove his undoing?"
29764	I think it''s pretty soft for the lions myself and--""How are you and Stupid gettin''along?"
29764	I took a good look at him and then I says,"Speakin''of clubs and stuff like that, how did you make out at that Golden West joint to- night?"
29764	I was a riot in''Richard the Third,''was n''t I?"
29764	I''ll bet he''s so nutty over speed that he''s goin''around now bein''shot out of cannons from place to place, eh?"
29764	If they was only a good camera man here now for that close up at the finish, eh?
29764	Is n''t he human the same as the rest of you?
29764	Is that good enough?"
29764	Is that your interpretation of Richard the Third?
29764	Is your spark all right?"
29764	It do n''t happen in real life, eh?
29764	Just what does_ Bomb Germo_ mean?"
29764	Kid Scanlan all around this afternoon, what?
29764	Know what I mean?
29764	Laugh?
29764	Leetle Tony he''sa standa here calla you names and what can you do, eh?
29764	Me?
29764	Meester Kid Scanlan, you ready?
29764	Miss Vincent she''sa come along on horse and sava he''sa life-- you see?"
29764	New Yorkers, eh?"
29764	No?"
29764	Now, all ready?"
29764	Of course you know who I am?"
29764	On the level, now,"he goes on, winkin''at her,"he_ was_ drivin''the thing, was n''t he?"
29764	One fel''say my Joe he''sa no be able to leava the sheepa at-- at-- what you call?
29764	Only a short while ago Scanlan flattened Young Hogan in two rounds, and Hogan was took there from the ring, remember?
29764	Or any of the-- the mean, petty, little things you have done to him-- all of you-- since he''s been here?
29764	Or when he was deliberately excluded from that hunting trip by that wretched Eddie Duke?
29764	Potts?"
29764	Potts?"
29764	Scanlan says he did n''t know, but he had seen the mayor and two brass bands goin''down and had n''t Harold met''em?
29764	See that sun commencing to get dim?
29764	She has give that nurse the once over and then used some woman''s arithmetic which makes two and two equal nine, get me?
29764	She knows it''s a fake, do n''t she?"
29764	She looked at everything like she wished it was hers, but there was no chance, d''ye get me?
29764	She says a little bit of society went a long ways with her, and where was the Kid?
29764	Some machine, eh?
29764	Some other hick wanders in and says,''Ah, Van Stuyvessant, bored?''
29764	Take a crab, for instance-- you''d never think from lookin''at it that you could eat it, would you?
29764	That''s makin''good, ai n''t it?
29764	That''s the stuff she was always handin''poor little G. Herbert and askin''him why_ he_ was n''t like that?
29764	The Kid growls at him and whispers in my ear,"Will I bounce him?"
29764	The Kid, who has been talkin''to Miss Vincent, comes over then and says,"What''s all the excitement?"
29764	The driver comes up to us and, after takin''a long and searchin''look, says,"Which one of you fellers is the pugeylist?"
29764	The statues and pictures was nearly all devoted to one subject, and that was why should people wear clothes-- especially women?
29764	They''re lookin''for some guy that will take his place, just for that one flash, see?
29764	This--""Oh, she ai n''t, eh?"
29764	Very well, then, what_ did_ the trainer say?"
29764	Well, a guy can hope, ca n''t he?
29764	Well, you big hick, where d''ye get that Sedate Sam stuff?"
29764	What beat Napoleon, Caesar and Nero-- failure?
29764	What can I do to repay you?"
29764	What d''ye mean by comin''here and ruinin''this scene on me, eh?
29764	What d''ye think I am-- Cupid?"
29764	What did the trainer say?"
29764	What did you can it for?"
29764	What do you say?"
29764	What does this-- this person mean by buffeting him about?
29764	What in the name of Charlie Chaplin will we do now?
29764	What is your choice?"
29764	What started the mêlée?"
29764	What was that about the airship again?''
29764	What we wanna know is what Meester Potts he''sa senda you out here to do?"
29764	What will I do next?"
29764	What you care what I tole you this a morning?
29764	What you do-- make fun of me?
29764	What you people do with my Reechard?"
29764	What you think thisa Meester Scanlan he''sa joomp off wan mountain for art?
29764	What you think, no?"
29764	What you want for five reels?
29764	What''s a mat-- what you want?
29764	What''s the answer to that?"
29764	What''s the use hava the fight?"
29764	What?
29764	What?
29764	Whata you hitta me with?"
29764	When a lad I had a nickname, but, alas, I--""What was it?"
29764	When is this dame of yours due to hit Film City?"
29764	Where d''ye get that animosity thing?"
29764	Where is your friend doin''his sufferin''at?"
29764	Where would this or any other country be, if all the voters was wise guys and the suckers was all dead?
29764	Where''s the professor?"
29764	While they''re gettin''things ready for the massacre, the Kid comes over to me and says,"What''s the big idea?
29764	Who are you?
29764	Who directed that?"
29764	Who put Adam over?
29764	Who''s the other guy?"
29764	Why are you walking about with this extraordinary collection of weapons on your person?"
29764	Why do n''t you can that four- flush thing?"
29764	Why do n''t you lay off lyin''about yourself, kid?
29764	Why do n''t you throw in another reel, showin''the lions devourin''the Kid-- so he no fighta the champ?"
29764	Why you no get those props?"
29764	Why--""Not to give you a short answer,"I butts in,"but how about the insane asylum over there?"
29764	Why?
29764	Will you do it?"
29764	Would you like to see the shop?"
29764	Y''do n''t see actin''like that every day, eh?"
29764	Y''know the Kid fights Battlin''Edwards on the twenty- first and--""Are you on the_ level_ with that stuff?"
29764	You claim a guy''s got to know somebody these days to get over, eh?
29764	You come at me without no warnin'', did n''t you?"
29764	You did n''t have''em on when the Kid flattened you, did you?"
29764	You getta the beeg idea?"
29764	You know how them dames look when they have give some time to_ dollin''up_, do n''t you?
29764	You made that exit wrong four times runnin'', d''ye think we get this film for nothin''?
29764	You see?
29764	You wanna know why you do n''t belong, and do n''t fit in here, eh?
29764	_ Bomb Germo_?"
29764	_ You_ are particularly bitter against me-- why?"
29764	says I. Markowitz, recovering"Who said it was old?
29764	snarls Van Ness,"Do n''t you think I''d_ like_ to?
42740	''A chance?'' 42740 ''Able?''"
42740	''Angry?'' 42740 ''Any one ought to know,''eh?
42740	''Engaged?''
42740	''Explain?''
42740	''Explanation?''
42740	''Foolish?''
42740	''Friendly?'' 42740 ''Garland?''"
42740	''Get work?'' 42740 ''Glad?''
42740	''Go against her?'' 42740 ''Hard?''"
42740	''His chance,''ma''am? 42740 ''Hurry?''"
42740	''Ike Weber?''
42740	''Know?'' 42740 ''Leaving town?''"
42740	''Live here?''
42740	''Luck?'' 42740 ''Mad?''
42740	''Marriage?'' 42740 ''Marriage?''"
42740	''Mean?'' 42740 ''Mean?''"
42740	''Murderess?''
42740	''Not himself?'' 42740 ''Pack?''"
42740	''Plain English,''eh? 42740 ''Sign checks?''"
42740	''Spofford?'' 42740 ''Stenographer?''
42740	''Stud?''
42740	''Surprised?'' 42740 ''Test?''"
42740	''The truth?''
42740	''Think so?'' 42740 ''Worried?''"
42740	''_ Enter_''them, eh? 42740 ''_ Happened?_''Hell broke loose."
42740	A room?
42740	Ai n''t that like a thief, though? 42740 Ai n''t that what I been tellin''you?"
42740	And Garland?
42740	And now-- that little condition?
42740	And public opinion will certainly not condemn an innocent girl for trying to avoid scandal, will it?
42740	And the faintin''--that was part of the joke, eh, lady?
42740	And vice versa?
42740	And what a Vandervent eats for breakfast makes snappy reading, I think you''d call it, for_ hoi polloi_, eh?
42740	And you do n''t see any way of stopping Spofford?
42740	And you think you can blackmail me?
42740	And you wo n''t marry me?
42740	And you''d advise me to keep it out of the courts, Judge?
42740	And-- what are these things?
42740	Anjenoo, eh? 42740 Annoyin''her?"
42740	Any reason,he asked,"why I should n''t stop and speak to a friend of my wife''s?"
42740	Are n''t you curious?
42740	Are there two of them?
42740	Are they here?
42740	Are you in the''Follies''?
42740	Are you proposing again?
42740	Are you-- eh-- enjoying yourself?
42740	Are-- are you sure?
42740	Authoritative source, you said?
42740	Bad news, miss?
42740	Because,said Sophie Carey,"I''ve taken an-- does it sound too patronizing?
42740	Been in the city long?
42740	Before who goes?
42740	Bless your sweet heart, did you think I was offering you a place as cook? 42740 But how do you expect to help it, though?"
42740	But is n''t every one spending, not only the millionaires?
42740	But suppose that I tell''em that you had a key to Morris Beiner''s office, hey? 42740 But why hurry matters?"
42740	But wo n''t the fact that she remained in hiding go against her, Judge Walbrough?
42740	But you-- how does it happen you''re here?
42740	Can you come over to my office, Miss Deane?
42740	Care to live here?
42740	Carryin''much money?
42740	Could n''t you get work?
42740	Dance? 42740 Dance?"
42740	Did I beckon?
42740	Did I?
42740	Did n''t I refuse to tell you my address?
42740	Did n''t Spofford go into your house yesterday and stay there with her an hour or so? 42740 Did n''t know we were playing for keeps, eh, Lal?
42740	Did you need verification, Zenda?
42740	Did you notice that I used the word''insist''?
42740	Did you tell him,gasped Clancy,"that I was coming here this afternoon?"
42740	Did your royal highness think I did n''t show the proper respect to your high rank? 42740 Do I frighten you?"
42740	Do n''t care whether I''m for you or not, eh?
42740	Do n''t feel like talking, eh?
42740	Do n''t suppose the details interest you, Sophie?
42740	Do n''t you suppose I know_ that_? 42740 Do what?"
42740	Do you accept them?
42740	Do you know the time, young lady?
42740	Do you know why I really asked you to stay? 42740 Do you mean that I wo n''t be arrested?"
42740	Do you really?
42740	Does he?
42740	Does that mean that you wo n''t help Miss Deane? 42740 Done any acting?"
42740	Eat?
42740	Eh? 42740 Eight o''clock?"
42740	Feel like a game?
42740	Fix it up? 42740 For simply doing what I ought to do?
42740	Forgive you? 42740 From the country, eh?
42740	Get that?
42740	Getting ahead with the work?
42740	Going to find me a tenant?
42740	Has Vandervent annoyed you? 42740 Has n''t she put you in the way of an investment for a client?
42740	Have I?
42740	Have what?
42740	Have you a warrant?
42740	Have you returned it?
42740	Have you the right to let a man like Garland go free?
42740	He can keep me out of pictures, ca n''t he?
42740	Her paintings? 42740 Hildebloom there?
42740	Hook me up, will you, kid? 42740 How dare you?"
42740	How did they find out?
42740	How did you happen to know that I was here?
42740	How did you know?
42740	How do, Penwell? 42740 How much is that?"
42740	How''d you find me here?
42740	How''d you meet Fay?
42740	How''d you meet him?
42740	How?
42740	How?
42740	I guess that would n''t bother you, would it, Mr. Randall? 42740 I mean, your eyesight is perfectly good?"
42740	I mean-- I do n''t want to be rude, but----"Well?
42740	I mean-- isn''t there anything of a man left in you, Donald? 42740 I suppose that there''s some explanation, Don?"
42740	I want to know why you''re annoying this young lady?
42740	I''ll just bet you''d''a''beaned me one with that as soon as not, eh, Miss Deane?
42740	I''ll never have to, will I?
42740	I''m fresh, you think? 42740 I''m''Morris''to my friends, and that''s what you and I are goin''to be, eh?"
42740	I-- I-- would you want to marry me now?
42740	I-- if you happened to know stenography-- do you?
42740	Is he overwhelmed?
42740	Is n''t it?
42740	Is n''t there more-- smoke-- trouble-- there?
42740	Is that so?
42740	Is there anything the matter with you?
42740	It was n''t a crime, was it?
42740	It''s-- it''s pretty hard to explain murder, is n''t it?
42740	Jealous?
42740	Join you? 42740 Judge Walbrough has been mighty nice to you, has n''t he?
42740	Just how?
42740	Kid, why have n''t you been round to see Zenda?
42740	Know what''s over that way? 42740 Like it?"
42740	Like it?
42740	Like to talk it over a bit?
42740	Like wild parties, Florine?
42740	Listen to a trade?
42740	Ma''am?
42740	Matter with me?
42740	Me?
42740	Miss Deane,called Sophie Carey,"who is it?"
42740	Miss Deane? 42740 Miss Deane?
42740	Miss Deane? 42740 Miss Deane?
42740	Miss Deane?... 42740 Miss Marston-- don''t you know her?"
42740	Mrs. Carey-- she''s-- all right?
42740	Mrs. Walbrough, do you know I have n''t the faintest idea what you''re talking about?
42740	My engagement-- its announcement rather-- would be a''beat''of some value?
42740	Never occurred to you that, getting a letter from you, I might run through Zenda''s mail, looking for a note in the same handwriting, eh?
42740	New York has n''t corrupted you as yet, Miss Deane, has it? 42740 No morbid curiosity?
42740	No need of getting mad, is there?
42740	No one is running a blazer on you, are they?
42740	No question about it, is there?
42740	No?
42740	No?
42740	Not any? 42740 Not if we produce the pawnbroker where you pawned the pearls?"
42740	Not living at the Napoli any more, eh?
42740	Not much difficulty in shutting an elevator- boy''s mouth, is there?
42740	Not really?
42740	Now, Miss Deane, you enter from the left there, you''re kinda blue, downhearted-- see? 42740 O my God, what shall I do?"
42740	Of course I was surprised, but----"You were thinking of me?
42740	Of me?
42740	Oh, did she, now?
42740	Oh, do n''t you think that you can come with me? 42740 Oh, how do you do?"
42740	Oh, maybe for a week or two, a few people would be down on you, but-- what did you come to New York for, Florine, to make friends or money?
42740	Oh, then, last night-- you think it might have been different?
42740	Oh, you''d like it better that way, would you?
42740	On Sunday?
42740	On what?
42740	Only-- how does she happen to know the name Florine Ladue? 42740 Or hate''em?"
42740	Or should n''t I ask?
42740	Party?
42740	Pay me?
42740	Point is--and he brought his face nearer to hers, staring at her with inflamed eyes--"what are you doin''up here if you did n''t know I was here?"
42740	Powder your nose?
42740	Pretty cool about it, Miss Deane, are n''t you?
42740	Quite a kidder, ai n''t you, Florine?
42740	Ready to go to the country, Ragan?
42740	Satisfied?
42740	Say, none of them got your name, did they? 42740 Seen Fay to- day?
42740	Sent for the coroner?
42740	She did n''t mean that you were so-- fatally attractive?
42740	She''s not_ the_ Mrs. Carey, is she? 42740 Simple, is n''t it?
42740	So Sophie sent you to my matrimonial bureau, eh?
42740	So soon?
42740	So,said Vandervent,"you were n''t joking with me Friday, eh, Miss Deane?"
42740	So_ that''s_ the way you take it, eh? 42740 Spofford, does Mr. Vandervent know of this-- er-- independent investigation of yours?"
42740	Spying on me, eh?
42740	Stupid people always think in grooves, do n''t they, Spofford? 42740 Suppose I did run a fake agency for the pictures?
42740	Suppose you ride home with us, Zenda?
42740	Suppose you were surprised to see me so soon again?
42740	Sure of what? 42740 Taxi, miss?"
42740	The first dance? 42740 The police?"
42740	Then who did send for him? 42740 Then why not be a regular feller and keep out of things that do n''t concern you?
42740	Then you have n''t beguiled as many girls as Mrs. Carey says?
42740	There''ll be another time?
42740	Think not?
42740	This the woman?
42740	To Mr. Zenda''s apartment?
42740	To- day?
42740	Was I-- impertinent? 42740 Was that clever?"
42740	Well, even if you can prove it, what then?
42740	Well, in the name of heaven, why not?
42740	Well, was n''t that sweet of old Fanny? 42740 Well, what are you going to do?"
42740	Well, why not?
42740	Well, why should I have been the one to be rude? 42740 Well?"
42740	Well?
42740	Well?
42740	What about Garland?
42740	What did he look like?
42740	What did you say?
42740	What do I care?
42740	What do they know?
42740	What do you mean by''only,''Spofford?
42740	What do you mean?
42740	What do you mean?
42740	What else can we be?
42740	What else can you be in Zenith?
42740	What else did you think it was?
42740	What for?
42740	What for?
42740	What happened?
42740	What has that to do with it?
42740	What have I done now?
42740	What is it that you want?
42740	What is it?
42740	What might be it?
42740	What must you think of me?
42740	What other reason could there be?
42740	What sort of work is it?
42740	What time?
42740	What you doin''the rest of the evenin''?
42740	What''s he doing up here? 42740 What''s incredible?
42740	What''s that? 42740 What''s the matter, kid?
42740	What''s this man to do with it?
42740	What''s wrong?
42740	What''s your name, dearie?
42740	What? 42740 When?"
42740	Where are you going?
42740	Where for?
42740	Where is Carey?
42740	Where is this elevator- man now?
42740	Where shall I henpeck you then, Tommy boy?
42740	Where shall we go?
42740	Where''s the string tied to it?
42740	Whereabouts? 42740 Which address looks best to you?"
42740	Who is Don?
42740	Who is he?
42740	Who is he?
42740	Who is it?
42740	Who was it?
42740	Who you talkin''to?
42740	Who''s down- stairs?
42740	Who''s going to give it to me?
42740	Why did I announce myself to Mr. Vandervent as Florine Ladue and then deny it?
42740	Why did I faint?
42740	Why did n''t you join us?
42740	Why do n''t you talk plain English?
42740	Why do that, kid? 42740 Why is n''t he?"
42740	Why limit yourself when you''re paying compliments? 42740 Why not?
42740	Why not? 42740 Why not?"
42740	Why not?
42740	Why not?
42740	Why not?
42740	Why not?
42740	Why not?
42740	Why should I go round to see him?
42740	Why should I? 42740 Why should I?"
42740	Why should n''t I kiss him?
42740	Why should n''t you?
42740	Why the deuce_ should_ I give you money?
42740	Why--and Clancy was wide- eyed--"how could I?"
42740	Why, Florine, I''ve seen them come to this town all hopped up with ambition and talent and everything, and where do they land? 42740 Why, I was sure that you''d blame me----""What for?"
42740	Why, you poor little simp, Mabel Larkin''ll be there, wo n''t she?
42740	Why,said Clancy aloud,"did I ever imagine that I did n''t care for the country in the winter?"
42740	Why-- why does any one want to do anything?
42740	Why-- why, Miss Deane''s got some fool idea that I killed Morris Beiner, and I wanted to-- I wanted to----"''Beiner?'' 42740 Why-- why-- what''s wrong?"
42740	Why? 42740 Why?"
42740	Why?
42740	Why?
42740	Will you feel that way when you see a policeman?
42740	Will you have one?
42740	Will you?
42740	With eyes like hers, Irish gray eyes, why should n''t she have wit? 42740 Wondering what?"
42740	Would he dare?
42740	Would he dare?
42740	Would you be afraid,she asked,"if I went over to the Carey place?
42740	Y''knew I was coming up here, did n''t you?
42740	Yes, ma''am?
42740	You a friend of the big blond girl that you came in with?
42740	You are n''t looking for work, are you?
42740	You come right now and tell me what you doin''here?
42740	You did n''t?
42740	You do n''t think anything foolish like that, now, do you?
42740	You do n''t think it''s bold of me?
42740	You do?
42740	You have a trunk?
42740	You hear that?
42740	You knew?
42740	You know each other? 42740 You know the meaning of the word''palaver,''do n''t you, young woman?
42740	You know who I am?
42740	You like it?
42740	You move rapidly, do n''t you?
42740	You really want me?
42740	You see, one finally reaches the boiling- point, which is n''t forgetfulness at all, and-- why are you in New York?
42740	You stopped her? 42740 You think so, hey?
42740	You think well of Mr. David Randall, do n''t you?
42740	You understand me better, do n''t you?
42740	You wo n''t really just simply wait? 42740 You would n''t mind, would you, Miss Deane?
42740	You''d stick to that-- in a court- room?
42740	You''ll excuse us, Don? 42740 You''ll forgive Miss Deane, wo n''t you?"
42740	You''ll give me fifty a week-- right now?
42740	You''ll teach me?
42740	You''re an amachoor, eh? 42740 You''re joking, of course?"
42740	You''re sure?
42740	You''ve never been in the chorus of a musical comedy, have you?
42740	You-- I do n''t suppose-- you''d care to go to the theater-- or anything?
42740	You-- feel better?
42740	_ Is_ he watching you?
42740	''Afraid?''"
42740	''Florine?''"
42740	''Morris Beiner?''"
42740	Against Carey?
42740	Ai n''t Sam and I been watchin''you tobogganing with that fat old Walbrough dame all afternoon?"
42740	Ai n''t he workin''hand in glove with her?"
42740	Amachoor, eh?
42740	An actress, or somebody that wants to be an actress; well, where would she be livin''?
42740	And ai n''t he laid off her?
42740	And did n''t she herself_ know_ that she had talent to back up her good looks?
42740	And how could Sophie Carey respect this weak sot?
42740	And if he believed in her innocence----"How do you know I did n''t do it?"
42740	And if he_ must_ do it, why does he marry a Broadway doll that ca n''t keep her face closed?
42740	And if we were certain of open scandal, surely you do n''t think that would matter?"
42740	And is n''t your maid here?"
42740	And those eyes?
42740	And who shall say that it is not more sensible in this than age, which, knowing life''s inevitability of act and consequence, is without hope?
42740	And why did Ike send you to me?"
42740	And why not?
42740	And would the police believe her story?
42740	And your hair?
42740	And, say-- how did Miss Deane happen to guess what I was hangin''around for?
42740	And-- if he''d proposed sudden marriage, what would you have done?"
42740	Answer me that, will you?"
42740	Are there times when the end justifies the means?
42740	Are you tellin''me all you know?
42740	Ask Mrs. Walbrough if she can put me up?"
42740	At six?
42740	At what?"
42740	Because she had been afraid of scandal?
42740	Before yielding to either emotional impulse, why not analyze the situation?
42740	Beiner?"
42740	Beiner?"
42740	But I have some liqueurs?"
42740	But a woman escaped through the window of Beiner''s office-- you''ve read the case?
42740	But another time?
42740	But how could he have known that Garland was inside with Carey?
42740	But how, immured in some country home, was she to learn more?
42740	But the girls that look out for the kale, that never asked,''What?''
42740	But what was it?
42740	But what''s the good?
42740	But why be nasty?
42740	But why had Spofford been waiting outside?
42740	But why the gift?
42740	But would that some one come forward and admit his or her guilt to free Clancy Deane?
42740	But you''d have to gamble on that, would n''t you?
42740	But, before you say it, you''d like to be quite certain of your facts, would n''t you?"
42740	But, until it was----"What am I supposed to have stolen?"
42740	But-- gee, you got swell friends, ai n''t you?"
42740	But-- that does n''t help us, does it?"
42740	But-- would he mean what he said five minutes from now?
42740	But-- you''d like to know who killed this Beiner guy, would n''t you?
42740	Can I see you right away?"
42740	Can you keep your mouth shut?"
42740	Carey demanded_]"Who''s going to believe that kind of yarn?"
42740	Carey?"
42740	Cheerfully?
42740	Come up, wo n''t you?
42740	Consequences?
42740	Could it be that he had some slight suspicion of Don Carey?
42740	Could this delay have been because he knew that Garland was inside the house, and because he did not wish to encounter him?
42740	D''ye hear that, Garland?"
42740	Dance, Florine?"
42740	Darned few of them here to- day, eh?
42740	Did I say anything I should n''t, Sophie darling?
42740	Did I tell Zenda that I knew you?
42740	Did he insult you?"
42740	Did n''t Fanny DeLisle tell you I was a good old scout?"
42740	Did n''t he tell me to keep my trap closed about seein''her go to Beiner''s office?
42740	Did n''t our hitherto immune David become infected with the virus of love the moment he saw you?"
42740	Did n''t you know me?"
42740	Did n''t you meet her?
42740	Did she want that?
42740	Did you notice Ike''s eyes?
42740	Do I look like a guy that was just cuttin''his first teeth?
42740	Do I-- assume too much?"
42740	Do n''t you think so?"
42740	Do you know why he''s watching me?"
42740	Do you want her to keep thinking how nice he is?"
42740	Does one forget in twenty- four hours a man who has proposed?"
42740	Does right sometimes masquerade in the guise of wrong?
42740	Does wrong sometimes impersonate right?
42740	Don Carey, eh?
42740	Drink?
42740	Eh, Zenda?"
42740	Ever been in the movies at all?"
42740	Excuse me, lady; but where do you get your humor?"
42740	Farrar was in excellent voice to- night, did n''t you think?"
42740	Fay Marston?"
42740	Finish your spiel, eh?"
42740	For, what had she to confess?
42740	Get me?
42740	Get me?"
42740	Get me?"
42740	God bless me-- what do you mean?"
42740	God gives us good looks; why should n''t we use them?
42740	Got it?
42740	Grannis?"
42740	Had n''t Spofford been a little too ingenuous?
42740	Had n''t she always taken good pictures?
42740	Have a cigarette?"
42740	Have it?
42740	Having admitted that much to the police, would they believe the rest of her story?
42740	Heaven alone knew what it would all cost, but what woman cares what clothing cost?
42740	Help you with your bag, ma''am?"
42740	Her voice was lowered in awe as she asked:"It ai n''t_ the_ Walbroughs, is it?
42740	Him carryin''a revolver?"
42740	How about giving old papa Beiner a little kiss, just to show you did n''t mean what you just said?"
42740	How about it, Florine?"
42740	How about it?"
42740	How are the buckwheat cakes?"
42740	How can they?
42740	How can you teach a girl that ai n''t a lady to act like one?
42740	How could a man be expected to understand?
42740	How could she be blamed?
42740	How could you make me angry-- by coming to see me?"
42740	How did she know that those threats were founded upon any truth?
42740	How did you do it?"
42740	How is Fanchon?
42740	How long must the people of the greatest city in the world feel that their Police Department is incompetent?
42740	How long must this continue?
42740	How much did he know?
42740	How''d you happen to meet her?"
42740	How''s Maria?"
42740	How_ could_ he know anything of her and her connection with either Zenda or Beiner?
42740	Hurry along, will you?
42740	I do n''t suppose that your bank- roll would make a mosquito strain its larynx, eh?
42740	I expected-- I''m_ glad_-- What a terrible storm-- so much snow-- in a few hours-- Was n''t it fun-- last night?"
42740	I get this elevator- man from the Heberworth Building to come down to your living- place----""How did you know where I lived?"
42740	I have n''t met you, have I?"
42740	I know a way----""What?"
42740	I live----""You''ve moved?"
42740	I-- you''ll forgive me?"
42740	If against Carey, why had he gone in search of Clancy at Sally Henderson''s office?
42740	If he knew of her visits to Beiner, why did he bring her here?
42740	If we could be more specific in our reading than this, would our lives be much different?
42740	If you know that she_ explained_ things to Mr. Vandervent, why''d you ask me why I was watchin''?"
42740	If you''re frightened----""''Frightened?''
42740	Ike Weber steer you against it?"
42740	Ike and I are leavin''town----""You?"
42740	Ike never done anything to you, did he?"
42740	In any town, for that matter?"
42740	In that case---- What about that case?
42740	Ingénue, eh?"
42740	Is it common justice?
42740	Is n''t it?"
42740	Is n''t there some place where we can go and talk?"
42740	It is magnificent, is n''t it?
42740	It looked like something, eh?
42740	It would have been her own business, would n''t it?
42740	It''s from your sweetie-- get me?
42740	Jail for a girl like Miss Deane?
42740	Join you?"
42740	Just for to- night?
42740	Just in from the country, with the bloom all on.... Bring her around?
42740	Know''em?
42740	Mabel, what did he do?"
42740	May I come in?"
42740	May she talk?"
42740	Miss Deane, why did you come to see me?"
42740	Motive, eh?
42740	Mrs. Sophie Carey, the artist?
42740	Never thought of trying pictures, did you?"
42740	No hard feelings?"
42740	No?
42740	Now, I figure it out to myself: If Miss Ladue''s mother wired her, and the wire made Miss Ladue pack her stuff and beat it, why did n''t she go home?
42740	Now, Miss Deane, are you going to listen to sense?
42740	Now, do you accept?"
42740	Now, if I go that far, do n''t you think you ought to come a little way and meet me?"
42740	Now-- where''s Ike?
42740	Now-- will you take ten thousand and-- get?"
42740	Of course, Judge Walbrough and Zenda did n''t know that a woman named Florine Ladue was wanted for Beiner''s murder; but still----"''On the screen?''
42740	Of course, she would incur the enmity of Ike Weber, but what difference did that make?
42740	Oh, is this you?
42740	Oh, well, it do n''t matter to us, does it, Florine?
42740	On the stage?"
42740	Only"--and his voice lost its mocking tones and became reproachful--"was that the square way to treat her friend Morris?"
42740	Only-- you promise to stay three months?"
42740	Or dinner?"
42740	Or tea?
42740	Part of the Vandervent estate, is n''t it, Randall?"
42740	Played in''The Rivals''once?"
42740	Pretty good?"
42740	Ready?
42740	Repeat it?
42740	Right away?"
42740	Right or wrong?
42740	Say, Frank, you wanted an anjenoo, did n''t you?
42740	Say, is n''t this the Carey house?
42740	Say, look here, Miss Deane: Loosen up, won''tcha?
42740	She did n''t happen to say that anybody that tried to trim old Morris was liable to get their hair cut, did she?"
42740	She had avoided the police for a day-- but how much longer could she hope to do so?
42740	She had not killed him, but-- who had?
42740	She laughed, as he said,"Maybe you think, because I''m a little fat, that I ca n''t shake a nasty toe, Florine?"
42740	She might escape from the present net, but what nets would the demon set for her in the years to come?
42740	She never mentions it, or refers to her work----""Have you seen it?"
42740	She would always owe the older woman gratitude, but----"Not fair, eh?
42740	Should a particular girl earn less than the other kind?
42740	So now you see, do n''t you?"
42740	Spanish for Maggie Smith?
42740	Still, that''d be easy, you not havin''seen any game at all, would n''t it?
42740	Suppose I did promise a few girls jobs that they never got?
42740	Suppose I get him on the telephone?"
42740	Suppose I put my cards right down where you can see''em, Florine?"
42740	Suppose I tell''em that, hey?"
42740	Suppose that I hand you that confession?"
42740	Suppose that she''d been deluding herself?
42740	Tell me, Miss Deane: You have Irish blood in you?"
42740	Tell me, what did Garland say to you?"
42740	Tell me-- are you engaged, in love, or anything?"
42740	That I should gamble, and that some one should swindle me?
42740	That the Ladue woman committed the murder?
42740	That, after all, is hope, is n''t it, Miss Deane?
42740	The business?
42740	The chauffeur said,''Judge Walbrough''s car;''but not_ the_ judge, is it?"
42740	The coroner''ll ask questions, and the fewer lies need be told him----""Mrs. Carey?
42740	The man who was here?"
42740	The people that she had met, the moving- picture millionaires-- theirs had come easily-- Would it go as easily?
42740	The police would remind her of it, would n''t they?
42740	The rest was makeshift, a stop- gap until-- until what?
42740	The_ Era_ would n''t drag her into a nasty scandal, would it?"
42740	Then I saw you, and you-- tell me: why did you faint?"
42740	Then why did he dare do something that indicated disloyalty to his associate?
42740	Then why had he dropped the belief in her guilt that had animated his actions yesterday?
42740	Then why had it not been easy to call on Zenda the first thing on Tuesday morning and tell him of Fay Marston''s involuntary confession?
42740	Then why, the next question is, did Miss Ladue put over that fake?
42740	Then, louder, he said:"Fooled you with that little berry bet, eh?
42740	Therefore, why cringe?
42740	This lying, blackmailing thing to frighten Clancy Deane?
42740	This your first Broadway party?"
42740	To avoid doing right because of possible scandal?
42740	To run out upon the street and call for a policeman?
42740	To telephone Vandervent, the judge?
42740	Tommy boy?''
42740	Understand?"
42740	Vandervent?"
42740	Vandervent?"
42740	Vandervent?"
42740	Vulgar, Fay Marston might be-- but vicious?
42740	Want to come along with me?"
42740	Want to come?"
42740	Want to talk with him?"
42740	Was it past?
42740	Was it possible that she was to be the victim of one?
42740	Was n''t I watchin''outside?
42740	Was n''t Mr. Vandervent satisfied with her explanation?"
42740	Was n''t it them that just left the house?"
42740	Was n''t she innocent of any wrong- doing?
42740	Was she, Clancy Deane, lacking in a sense of humor?
42740	Well, Florine, what makes you want to go into the movies?"
42740	Well, what difference would it make?
42740	Well, you ca n''t help it if you''re beautiful, can you?
42740	What about it?
42740	What can I do for you?"
42740	What did Zenda matter?
42740	What did a couple of dollars more or less matter to her?
42740	What did anything matter?
42740	What difference does it make?
42740	What do you care what Zenda thinks?"
42740	What do you care?
42740	What do you know about interior decorating?"
42740	What do you mean by stopping me?"
42740	What do you mean?"
42740	What good would her poker have been, pitted against a revolver?
42740	What had Spofford said?
42740	What had she to be concerned about?
42740	What happens?
42740	What ill fate had sent her to this place?
42740	What is it?"
42740	What might have been her fate had she found the man hiding here?
42740	What on earth was there to be nervous about?
42740	What right had he to act upon his own responsibility?
42740	What to do?
42740	What was it, then, that drew her to him?
42740	What you meeting him for?
42740	What''s strange about that in this town, Judge?
42740	What''s the use of stallin''?
42740	What''s yours?"
42740	What_ was_ there to know?
42740	What_ would_ they think in Zenith?
42740	Where are your stars of twenty years ago, of ten years ago, of five, when you come right down to it?
42740	Where do you do your sailing, Miss Deane?"
42740	Where you going now?"
42740	Where''s Carey?"
42740	Where''s the telephone, Miss Deane?"
42740	Where?
42740	Which is not so odd as people think; how can they know when they''re going to eat again?
42740	Who were paying for them?
42740	Who''s the lady?"
42740	Whoever heard of a bride telling important secrets to her husband?
42740	Why be rude, anyway?
42740	Why did Ike Weber send you here?"
42740	Why did he lie?
42740	Why did he reserve his love for Clancy?
42740	Why did n''t he denounce her to the police?
42740	Why did she do it?
42740	Why did she do that?"
42740	Why do n''t you show some jazz?"
42740	Why had Fay Marston not merely kept her marriage secret but searched for girls to entertain her own husband?
42740	Why had he expressed a certain surprise when Clancy had told him?
42740	Why had n''t he come right up and rung the door- bell?
42740	Why had n''t he thought of sending her roses?
42740	Why had n''t she called to whoever had knocked upon the door and got him to break it down?
42740	Why had n''t she made him take the money back?
42740	Why had n''t the word of Philip Vandervent been enough for him?
42740	Why had she been afraid of the possible scandal?
42740	Why not slip me a li''l jack and let it go at that?
42740	Why not the_ world''s_ greatest reporter?"
42740	Why not?"
42740	Why on earth should she have worried herself by thinking that Fanchon DeLisle''s card of introduction would have assumed any importance to the police?
42740	Why should I?
42740	Why should she worry?
42740	Why tell Zenda that Fay Marston practically confessed to you?"
42740	Why''d you send for him?"
42740	Why, had n''t even Fay Marston last night told her that her skin alone would make her a film success?
42740	Why?
42740	Why?"
42740	Why?"
42740	Why?"
42740	Why?"
42740	Wife of Don Carey?
42740	Will you be at the offices of Zenda Films to- morrow morning with Judge Walbrough?"
42740	Will you come through?"
42740	Will you let me dress you?
42740	Will you let me present him to you?"
42740	Will you run over and dine with us?"
42740	With Phil Vandervent interested and the Walbroughs enthusiastically enlisted on your side-- It was rather hard on David to- night, was n''t it?"
42740	With that skin?
42740	With this?"
42740	Would fear of the Vandervent and Walbrough influence cause him to drop the trail of a woman whom he believed to be a murderess?
42740	Would he give a promise that in honor he should not give?
42740	Would he knock the man down?
42740	Would he temporize?
42740	Would n''t care to do a little posing?
42740	Would she avoid them all?
42740	Would they believe her?
42740	Would you like to go over the Tombs?"
42740	Would you like your coffee here, or will you wait?"
42740	Yet what was right and what was wrong?
42740	Yet, in this particular case, was there not something of heroism in it?
42740	You ai n''t afraid of me, are you?"
42740	You are n''t going to let a young woman''s name be dragged through a filthy mess like this, are you?"
42740	You ca n''t blame me, now, can you?"
42740	You certainly do n''t imagine that any jury would_ convict_ Miss Deane?"
42740	You do n''t want to go to Zenda and tell him that Fay Marston admitted Ike was a crook, do you?
42740	You got your job?"
42740	You home?"
42740	You know why?
42740	You realize that Miss Deane is innocent, do n''t you?"
42740	You really like it?"
42740	You would n''t be mean to old papa Beiner that wants to see all little girls get along, would you?
42740	You''ll live here?"
42740	You''re going to marry one of the whitest-- tell me, when was the engagement contracted?"
42740	You_ will_ forgive me, wo n''t you?"
42740	Your address?"
42740	Zenda never paid the rent for you, did he?
42740	Zenda?"
42740	Zenda?"
42740	[ Illustration:_"Who''s going to believe that kind of yarn?"
42740	but always,''How much?''
36445	A club over your head? 36445 About you?
36445	Afraid Fanny and Harry would n''t like it....Was one unfair in reading disappointment where Lynn wished solicitude only to be read?
36445	Afraid I do n''t follow----"Do you want the waiters to think you bring me here solely to satisfy_ my_ appetite for liquor? 36445 Afraid----?"
36445	Ah-- what d''you mean?
36445	Ah-- what say? 36445 All by yourself?
36445	And determined----"In what way?
36445	And did you hope to keep that a secret from me?
36445	And have you anything to say about that?
36445	And monsieur----?
36445	And that is----?
36445	And that''s all?
36445	And that''s where Mr. Druce found you?
36445	And the melon, monsieur-- shall I bring it at once?
36445	And what has that to do--?
36445	And when the war was over, what did you then?
36445	And you come to Hollywood to find it?
36445	And you really think divorce is what he''s after?
36445	And you''ll keep my horrid secret, wo n''t you?
36445	And you''re warning me lest I get singed?
36445	And you----?
36445	Anyhow, what do you care?
36445	Are n''t you having a good time, Dobbin dear?
36445	Are n''t you running a great risk, making such flattering overtures to an untried, unknown amateur?
36445	Are you all right, Cinda?
36445	Are you asking me to believe_ you_ consider this a life worth while? 36445 Are you going to make another scene, publicly disgrace me again even when sober?"
36445	Are you in love with him, then?
36445	Are you reproaching me?
36445	Are you sure?
36445	As a man who truly loves you, dear, and always has, I think the right is mine to ask yet another question: What are you going to do?
36445	Boutonnière?
36445	But Bel-- your arm----?
36445	But are you fair to me? 36445 But are you quite sure you feel strong and well enough to drive the car yourself?"
36445	But are you sure that love is through with you?
36445	But does n''t that frequently spoil the story?
36445	But how can I? 36445 But how could such men----?"
36445	But how did you know--? 36445 But if she should divorce you?"
36445	But if that''s the case, why did Mr. Laughlin take so much trouble to show him----?
36445	But if there is no longer any real reason, such as the economy of sunlight, why do the producers stop on here?
36445	But if you depended on the sun so exclusively,Fanny wanted to know,"what did you do in the rainy season?"
36445	But if you see all this so clearly, Mr. Zinn, why do n''t you start the indicated reforms yourself?
36445	But is that possible?
36445	But not-- not as an actor?
36445	But our pictures are n''t going to be in that class-- are they?
36445	But surely we wo n''t need a hundred thousand margin for safety?
36445	But surely you got my note----"What note?
36445	But those extra people Mr. Culp let go----?
36445	But today----?
36445	But what are the privileges and appurtenances of a dear''s estate in your esteem? 36445 But what if they''ve locked the side door since?
36445	But what is it?
36445	But what of that? 36445 But what prevents you----?"
36445	But what''s the use of tantalizing us?
36445	But with fire-- eh, Dobbin?
36445	But, I say--he glanced in feigned apprehension toward the camera--"not obstructing traffic, am I?"
36445	But, Mr. Nolan,Lucinda resumed with more confidence:"do n''t you see that the set is completely out of key with the atmosphere of the story?
36445	But, you, Fanny-- what will you--?
36445	Ca n''t I? 36445 Can I be of service?"
36445	Can I do anything?
36445	Can one think of her in any other spirit? 36445 Can we avoid that?"
36445	Can we?
36445	Can you doubt that''s what I''ll''like,''Bel? 36445 Cross with me, Cinda?"
36445	Cross, sweetheart?
36445	Daresay it''s stupid but, well, the usual thing, you know...."Usual thing?
36445	Did Bel know? 36445 Did n''t I?
36445	Did n''t expect me to relish it, did you, Cinda?
36445	Did you let somebody out at my floor?
36445	Do I hear you setting yourself up to judge him, Bel?
36445	Do n''t call this sort of thing keeping your word, do you?
36445	Do n''t you like the way I look, Harry?
36445	Do n''t you see through his little game? 36445 Do n''t you, honestly, Cindy?"
36445	Do that, will you, Miss Lee, if you can? 36445 Do you know anybody better qualified?"
36445	Do you know now?
36445	Do you mind?
36445	Do you really believe you''re learning to see through women at last, Bel?
36445	Do you seriously ask me to believe that, Bel?
36445	Do you think he''ll admit your right to dictate?
36445	Do you think you''re strong enough now to get to bed, if I help?
36445	Dobbin: are you trying to start something? 36445 Dobbin: have you been deceiving me, are n''t you the least bit inflammable, after all?"
36445	Does he know the full story, Bel?
36445	Does it matter?
36445	Does n''t it show at all, Dobbin, the ruthless march of advancing years?
36445	Does that mean you want to reconsider?
36445	Doing anything special today?
36445	Enough, Bel?
36445	Fanny Lontaine?
36445	Fanny, why did n''t you tell me----?
36445	Find it succeeds?
36445	Findlay?
36445	For my sake?
36445	Fortunate?
36445	From Beverly Hills, you mean? 36445 Gloria Glory?"
36445	Go away from Los Angeles? 36445 Good- looking, I suppose?"
36445	Good? 36445 Has he many?"
36445	Has he-- has he gone?
36445	Have you any objection?
36445	Have you got a riding costume, Linda?
36445	Having a good time, Linda?
36445	He''s getting his two thousand a week, ai n''t he? 36445 Heard anything from your friends the Lontaines this morning?"
36445	Hello? 36445 Hello?"
36445	Help you?
36445	Here-- take these flowers, wo n''t you? 36445 Hoping to find me unhappy enough with Bel----?"
36445	How about Lee? 36445 How about another little drink?"
36445	How d''you do?
36445	How did you hear?
36445	How do I know? 36445 How do you do, Linda?
36445	How do you know I''m not?
36445	How do you mean, dear?
36445	How it''s goin''to look in the projectin''-room, y''mean? 36445 How long have you known it?"
36445	How much does she know?
36445	How much have you got into Cindy for?
36445	How much have you... borrowed, Harry?
36445	How so?
36445	How was I to know that?
36445	How you making out?
36445	How''m I a fool? 36445 How''s your arm?"
36445	I and you do n''t need any writing between us, do we, Miss Lee? 36445 I ca n''t hold myself responsible----""But why should you?"
36445	I do n''t suppose-- you could n''t wire him now? 36445 I do n''t understand.... What became of-- her?"
36445	I guess it''s all over with Lynn now, as far as you''re concerned, is n''t it?
36445	I thought I could keep it from you until...."Till when? 36445 I thought you told us, one night, you''d never done any work before going into pictures?"
36445	I want to know.... Did you have much of a scene?
36445	I''ll answer that question when you answer mine: Am I paying for this production or are you? 36445 I''m sorry, Linda-- I really do n''t mean to be a pest----""Then why are you here?
36445	If it is n''t an impertinent question, may I ask if that''s where you''re bound?
36445	If you think-- if you dare think what you hint-- what is it to you whether I go or stay?
36445	Impatient for what?
36445	In there?
36445	Indeed?
36445	Is Bel in love with you?
36445	Is it such an undignified part?
36445	Is n''t it about time?
36445	Is n''t it more true that you have n''t yet mastered the faculty of always putting yourself in the right?
36445	Is n''t that a matter of opinion?
36445	Is that all? 36445 Is that so?
36445	Is that why you found it necessary to strike her?
36445	Is that why you make a face over it?
36445	Is there anything else, my dear? 36445 It is because Lucinda''s lunching at the Ritz today, is n''t it?"
36445	It must be nothing?
36445	It really was hurt while we were dancing, then?
36445	It was Miss Marquis, was n''t it?
36445	Just now?
36445	Let me think....And why not?
36445	Like the way I look tonight?
36445	Linda, darling?
36445	Linda?
36445	Listen here: who''s directing this scene, you''r me? 36445 Lucky?"
36445	Lynn told you when----?
36445	Lynn: where do you suppose the girl has been all this time, since that night she left the hotel?
36445	Mean to say you know where Nelly is?
36445	Mean to say,he harked back--"since you''re quite ready-- what''s the matter with your cutting along and explaining I''ll be delayed a bit?
36445	Meaning I''m to divorce Linda and marry you?
36445	Meaning you do n''t think I''m in any danger of getting scorched, carrying on with you?
36445	Meaning you wo n''t tell me where you''re going?
36445	Meaning, if you had been, you might have thought twice before taking?
36445	Mr. Nolan ordered this change?
36445	Mrs. Druce, ai n''t it? 36445 Must you?"
36445	My afternoon is booked full up already, and----"Where you going? 36445 Need he know?"
36445	Need there be any trouble?
36445	Never learn anything from experience, do you, Harry? 36445 Nothing to say?"
36445	Nothing, monsieur?
36445	Now, lishn, Jim.... Do''mind my callin''you Jim, do you, ol''scout?... 36445 Now, listen, Miss Lee: I never told you I was n''t making money, did I?
36445	Of Harry? 36445 Oh, what''s a story?"
36445	Oh, why worry about Ross''s rights? 36445 Olive brune; about my height; and the loveliest, most tragic eyes....""Any experience?"
36445	On the stage, you mean? 36445 Only I must know one thing: Is there anyone else-- with you, I mean?"
36445	Or do n''t you think that would be a good idea, Lynn?
36445	Or would you rather I looked you up----?
36445	Ought I?
36445	Ought we?
36445	Poor old soul: somebody been neglecting you again?
36445	Pounding the ivories?
36445	Pretty creature, do n''t you think?
36445	Question?
36445	Really, dearest? 36445 Right about what?"
36445	See here: what is all this? 36445 Shall we stop when we get around to our box?"
36445	So he has n''t changed...."How do you mean?
36445	So it comes to this at last... eh? 36445 So that''s what''s on your mind?"
36445	So you did n''t come out this time with any idea of seeing me at all, Bel?
36445	Some actress? 36445 Something is wrong, Mr. Druce?
36445	Stocks?
36445	Sure I got to look at your books, ai n''t I, if I sit in on this production? 36445 Sure of him?"
36445	Sure you''re not hurt?
36445	Sure you''ve got nothing important on?
36445	Taken?
36445	Tell you what,Lontaine offered eagerly:"Suppose you take test, what?
36445	That I had never stopped being in love with you? 36445 That right?"
36445	That suggestion, the underlying thought that I might not be intending to fight out my fight alone-- that originated with Bel, did n''t it?
36445	That''s almost a thousand a week, is n''t it?
36445	That''s so, Miss Lee? 36445 That''s your last word, Linda?"
36445	The figure?
36445	The papers, dearest: have n''t you seen them?
36445	The square- headed body with the blue gimlet eyes?
36445	Then I presume you know, as well, about my new arrangement, with Mr. Zinn taking over the production?
36445	Then I presume you''ve no objection to my vamping him?
36445	Then all''s serene- o once more, Miss Daley?
36445	Then what is it?
36445	Then who will know or care who acts in it? 36445 Then why come here at all?"
36445	Then why did you ever make love to me at all, please?
36445	Then why must you set up your shop here, where we ca n''t help running into each other half a dozen times a day?
36445	Then you will come?
36445	Then you will help me? 36445 Then you will?"
36445	Then you''ll do it, Linda?
36445	There had been an accident?
36445	Think he knew you?
36445	Think so?
36445	Think we want to take it over, Eddie?
36445	Tired, dear? 36445 Tomorrow, then?"
36445	Twenty- five thousand a picture''s what Nolan''s going to drag down, ai n''t it? 36445 Was I?
36445	Was there something you expected me to say, Bel? 36445 Was?"
36445	Well, Harry?
36445	Well, Mrs. Lee: what do you think of a California studio? 36445 Well, but what about_ my_ feelings?
36445	Well, then, what''s the big objection?
36445	Well, then: what say we dance?
36445	Well, what price Mrs. Bellamy Druce in the same galley?
36445	Well, why?
36445	Well?
36445	Well?
36445	Well?...
36445	Were you in a hurry to get on somewhere, Dobbin? 36445 What I''m to do about these unlucky young women?"
36445	What about him? 36445 What are you afraid of?
36445	What could?
36445	What d''you know about them dames walking in on us, just when we''d got it all doped? 36445 What do you call unfair?"
36445	What do you do then?
36445	What do you mean by that?
36445	What do you think of that, Cindy? 36445 What do you think, Cindy?"
36445	What do you think, sweetheart? 36445 What do you think?
36445	What do you think? 36445 What do you want?"
36445	What else can I do?
36445	What else can we do?
36445	What else do you wish me to think, Bellamy?
36445	What if Julie has made history of a few husbands? 36445 What is it?"
36445	What kind of an offer?
36445	What kind of cocktail, Amelie? 36445 What sacrifice, pray?"
36445	What trouble?
36445	What under the sun are you thinking about so solemnly, Cindy?
36445	What was it, then?
36445	What will you do now?
36445	What you really mean is: Have I changed my mind about continuing in pictures, because of this dreadful accident to Lynn?
36445	What you think...."What the devil do you care what_ I_ think? 36445 What you told me last night.... Was it true?"
36445	What''d I tell you? 36445 What''s on the busy mind?"
36445	What''s that for?
36445	What''s the big idea, sitting all alone in the dark?
36445	What''s the matter with Julie Allingham?
36445	What''s the matter with that?
36445	What''s the matter, Linda? 36445 What''s the matter, Lynn?
36445	What''s the next jump?
36445	What''s the reason he wo n''t?
36445	What''s the reason he wo n''t?
36445	What''s wrong with the way we live?
36445	When is it? 36445 When was that?
36445	Where can I go, they would n''t find me? 36445 Where is he?"
36445	Where were you when he found you?
36445	Where will you go, then?
36445	Where''s your car?
36445	Where?
36445	Who in Hollywood does n''t, do you suppose?
36445	Who told you?
36445	Who wrote it?
36445	Who, me? 36445 Why cut up so nasty about a little drink or two?
36445	Why did you do that? 36445 Why do n''t you know, Mrs. Druce?
36445	Why do n''t you use another name, then?
36445	Why do you suppose I''m hurrying you away? 36445 Why not, if you like her so much?"
36445	Why not? 36445 Why not?
36445	Why not? 36445 Why not?"
36445	Why not?
36445	Why not?
36445	Why not?
36445	Why on earth not? 36445 Why should I, dear?"
36445	Why should Mr. Jacques deliberately waste time on a production?
36445	Why take it out on the waiter if you''re in a temper with me?
36445	Why?
36445	Why?
36445	With you? 36445 Wo n''t you please,_ please_ tell me how bad he''s hurt?"
36445	Worked out pretty, did n''t it?
36445	Would n''t you tell me that anyway?
36445	Yes, I''m sure you mean to be nice to us; but you''re going to be very busy when you get to Los Angeles, are n''t you?
36445	Yes: do n''t I?
36445	Yes?
36445	You are lovelier today than ever, lovelier even than the memories of you that have quickened my dreams----"All through these years? 36445 You believe that?"
36445	You did n''t know Summerlad was married----?
36445	You did n''t stay late at the Brook?
36445	You do love me, do n''t you, Bel?
36445	You do n''t believe my work means anything to me for its own sake?
36445	You do n''t mean to tell me you''re in the habit of-- of--"Of mixing in every time I run across a matrimonial rukus? 36445 You do n''t mean you''d help her get away, Bel?"
36445	You do n''t mind my loving you, Linda?
36445	You do n''t suppose you''re going to get away with the Linda Lee thing much longer, do you? 36445 You do n''t think it might be advisable to wait a while?
36445	You do n''t think it would be worth while,Willis suggested as one in duty bound,"to forgive Bellamy, give him another chance?"
36445	You do n''t think... nobody would dare...."What''s the reason I do n''t think? 36445 You do n''t want to go, Dobbin?
36445	You have been... busy, yes?
36445	You have so many interests in California, you need a man on the spot to look after them?
36445	You have such desperate troubles, I''m ashamed to tell you my own...."Your own, Fanny?
36445	You left him that way? 36445 You mean that?"
36445	You mean the playwright?
36445	You mean you change the story to please the actor?
36445	You really think so? 36445 You think I had no other motive?"
36445	You think so, really?
36445	You think so? 36445 You think, perhaps, I''m growing to be a shade too free and easy?"
36445	You understand-- this ends it-- for all time?
36445	You will think it over, Bel-- promise?
36445	You wo n''t admit, then,Lucinda persisted, nettled,"I may possibly have some latent ability as a motion- picture actress?"
36445	You wo n''t forget? 36445 You wonder----?"
36445	You''d just left her when I found her?
36445	You''d really like to get rid of me?
36445	You''re not joking?
36445	You''re pretty thick, you two,he supposed--"you tell her everything?"
36445	You''re sure, Lynn? 36445 You''ve found her, Bel?
36445	You''ve had no breakfast?
36445	_ What_ struck you as so funny?
36445	''Ere long''meaning, of course, after Reno... And why not?
36445	''Wake, Linda?"
36445	A person would think Mr. Druce would n''t be much longer, would n''t they?
36445	Accident or suicide, who could say?...
36445	After all, what have I done?
36445	Ai n''t that limit, jush like woman?
36445	All right?"
36445	And if I am, are you the only one whose wishes are to be considered?"
36445	And perhaps we can think of some way.... Do n''t you think you''d better trust me?"
36445	And then where are you?
36445	And what did you say to the creature?"
36445	And what makes you think times will ever be different?"
36445	And what''s the answer?
36445	And while you were with me, what was different from our life here?
36445	And who should say the dream was not a happy one that clouded the accustomed clearness of her eyes?
36445	And why would n''t I?
36445	And why would n''t they?
36445	And yet-- what to do about it?
36445	And-- even as Fanny had argued-- if she should fail and have to give it up, who would care what had become of"Linda Lee"?
36445	As for me... Would you like it if I took a lover simply because I was bored silly, too?"
36445	At the Hollywood, of course?
36445	Been annoying you any way?
36445	Before Coakley could reply Nolan cut in irritably:"Do what?
36445	Bel saluted her reviving intelligence with an even growl:"Coming round, eh?
36445	Bel''s tongue, as thick as she had expected it to be, called again, insistently:"Linda?
36445	Bound whither?
36445	But I do n''t think I was in love with Lynn.... Or am I sincere?
36445	But Lontaine interrupted:"You mean we can buy the fellow''s contract, what?"
36445	But Lucinda, in a pensive turn, shook her head and, eyeing him gravely, murmured:"I wonder....""What do you wonder, Cinda?"
36445	But Lynn: what do you mean by''worse''?"
36445	But after all, it does n''t explain-- now, does it?"
36445	But after all, what are six months, when they earn us the right to spend all our lives together afterwards?"
36445	But could any place where love was not be fairly termed a home?
36445	But does he get a chanst?
36445	But how could she sue for divorce if she lived under an assumed name?
36445	But how did you know----?"
36445	But how successful dared she hope to be in the business of making Bel agree even to that?
36445	But how?
36445	But if that were so( surely she was n''t the first to glimpse an immortal truth) why did women ever marry?
36445	But if you insist.... What''s her type?"
36445	But is one to understand you lost your soul in the Argentine?
36445	But it does sound like the movies, does n''t it?"
36445	But we both want to be sure it''s worth the scandal, do n''t we, Dobbin?"
36445	But what do you say, we drop in at the Club?
36445	But what is a man profited if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"
36445	But what,"Lucinda laughed--"what_ are_ you talking about?"
36445	But why anticipate the worst?
36445	But why waste your powder on such small game?
36445	But would you mind telling me what you have decided to do?"
36445	Ca n''t I do something----?"
36445	Ca n''t you cry harder?
36445	Coakley?"
36445	Coakley?"
36445	Could it be possible that this well- born lady was trying to kid him?
36445	Culp?"
36445	Culp?"
36445	Daubeney ejaculated"What for?"
36445	Did Mr. Druce tell you?"
36445	Did he leave a note?"
36445	Did he mean-- could it be possible he meant he had become reconciled to the rift in their relations?
36445	Did he mention any name?"
36445	Did you go to see them that day?
36445	Do n''t you know you''re flirting with me?"
36445	Do n''t you remember our open- air performance of_ Much Ado About Nothing_?
36445	Do n''t you remember?...
36445	Do n''t you see?"
36445	Do n''t you think as I do about Reno?"
36445	Do you by any chance----?"
36445	Do you imagine I will give you another opportunity to affront me as you did?"
36445	Do you imagine it will be possible then to keep your name out of it?
36445	Do you know her?"
36445	Do you really want me to become a movie actress under your management?"
36445	Do you suppose it makes me happy to be all the time reminded that Bellamy Druce----?"
36445	Do you think I''ve got the patience of Job, to let her get away with insisting on standing between you and me?
36445	Do you think that wise?"
36445	Do you want everybody who knows you-- all your friends back home-- to think what everybody in his sane mind has every right to think?"
36445	Do you want the papers to get hold of the fact you were keeping an assignation with this actor when his wife caught you and shot him?"
36445	Do you want to go into a witness- box and testify against that demented creature when she''s tried for murder?
36445	Do you wish luncheon to be served at once?"
36445	Does it carry the right to take liberties?"
36445	Does it matter?
36445	Does it matter?
36445	Does it matter?"
36445	Druce?"
36445	Druce?"
36445	Druce?"
36445	Druce?"
36445	Eh?
36445	Fanny was at school with me-- Frances Worth----""Chicago people?"
36445	From Summerlad, by any chance?
36445	Get thish straight: M''wife''s here t''night''nd I don''want her know I wash here, shee?
36445	Get what I mean?"
36445	Got a dress suit?''
36445	Got anything to say to that?
36445	Had one the right to say?
36445	Had the arrow she had loosed into the dark, that night when Bel had broken his appointment with her, flown straight to the mark?
36445	Has he come back?
36445	Have n''t I been letting you believe I made myself pretty tonight for your sake?
36445	Have you any notion what will happen to her?"
36445	Have you tried the studio?
36445	He nodded intently:"What do you propose?"
36445	He really meant it this time, he vowed he did...."Rest well, dear?
36445	He''s interested in the motion- picture business then?"
36445	Her voice broke huskily on the hush:"Who are you?"
36445	Here: put this on, will you?"
36445	His brows circumflexed a mocking:"So?"
36445	Holding the door, the boy demanded:"Where to, ma''m-- where to?"
36445	Hope you do n''t mind....""Mind?
36445	How could she ever have been so stupid as to harbour a thought disloyal to this land of dim enchantment?
36445	How did I look?"
36445	How did they come out?
36445	How did you get back to the hotel so quickly?"
36445	How did you get it, Linda?"
36445	How did you learn that was my name?
36445	How do you feel now?"
36445	How do you suppose I found out you were up to this game?
36445	How does New York look to an exile of long standing?
36445	How had Dobbin known-- or guessed-- she was unhappy?
36445	How to go on, how to play out this farce of a life with Bel when faith in him was dead?
36445	I ai n''t a bit sorry, I hope he dies.... Do you-- do you think he will?"
36445	I ca n''t help what your husband thinks, can I?
36445	I can count on you, Bel?"
36445	I could n''t imagine... Why did n''t you tell me?"
36445	I did n''t ask him to come out here and be the pest he is, did I?
36445	I do n''t want you to go away thinking I blame you....""Go away?"
36445	I have n''t looked sideways at another woman since....""Not even after discovering I''d fallen in love with another man?"
36445	I know the others will if you do?"
36445	I may lose months looking for the right actress unless you----""Why pick on me?"
36445	I mean, am I detaining you?"
36445	I mean, it was n''t an affair of impulse, then?"
36445	I said I was responsible for this set, did n''t I?
36445	I supposed of course.... Is Harry there?"
36445	I''ll do my best, but I do n''t promise.... What''s up?"
36445	I''m to understand, then, my wishes mean nothing to you?"
36445	I''ve got a right to know----""Have you, Bel?
36445	I''ve never pretended to be a saint, have I, Linda?"
36445	If he treated them as treacherously, would they call him a man of honour?"
36445	If it is n''t a joint you''re dancing in, where''s_ Richards_ get off with his kicking about you not being good enough to marry his son?
36445	If it should come to a break asunder, what would become of her?
36445	If it''s true I have secrets I do n''t want to share, it would be kinder to let me keep them-- don''t you think?"
36445	If she don''know I wash here, she''s got nothin''on me, nothin''''tall, shee?
36445	If you love me-- and you know I love you-- what does anything matter?
36445	If you only knew how inferior most stars are to you in every way....""And if you should fail, Cindy,"Fanny chimed in--"what does it matter?
36445	In love with Lynn, or just in love with Love: which?
36445	In mystification, looking back to Bel, she asked:"I fainted, did n''t I?"
36445	Injudiciously again, Bellamy elected to show his teeth, stepped closer to Lucinda and with ugly deliberation demanded:"See here: where you going?
36445	Insist you got ta walk chalk- mark, but minute your back''sh turned, what they do?
36445	Is it good business?"
36445	Is it necessary?
36445	Is it you, dear?
36445	Is n''t it a ripping idea?"
36445	Is that enough?"
36445	It could n''t be possible Fan was talking to Summerlad, in that voice whose tenderness called back old times...."Hello?
36445	It seems funny she should disappear so completely for-- how long is it?
36445	It seems she''s grateful to you for kindness----""And you did n''t throw her out?"
36445	It would look too much like worrying about Lynn, would n''t it?"
36445	It''s all been a ghastly failure, has n''t it, Harry?
36445	It''s funny to think we ever did-- isn''t it?
36445	Laughter thrilled in Lucinda''s reply:"Why, do n''t you recognize him?
36445	Lee?"
36445	Like flowers, do n''t you?
36445	Lontaine said stupidly:"Eh?
36445	Lontaine?"
36445	Lontaine?"
36445	Look at her now: Who would ever guess she had lived to learn much, to unlearn more, in so brief a term of married life?
36445	Look''t him now: you''d never guess he was n''t thinking about anything but whether I''m falling for this new stunt of his, would you?"
36445	Lucinda Lee?"
36445	Lucinda commented without emotion--"didn''t she?"
36445	Lucinda named the hour, heard Fanny give a smothered exclamation, and added:"Did I wake you up?"
36445	Lucinda sent the maid on the errand, and as soon as they were alone gave intuition voice:"Bel: something has happened to her?
36445	Lynn?"
36445	Make a good picture?"
36445	May I ask the office to call one?"
36445	Me try to sit in with sure- enough brains?
36445	Mind lending me a hand, Linda?
36445	Mista Fountain''s here with a party, says he''s got''nappointmunt with Mista Culp.... Wha''say?...
36445	Mrs. Druce: please tell me, is he.... Did I hurt him bad?"
36445	Mrs. Druce?
36445	Much changed?"
36445	No such establishment would dream of employing such a caricature of an errand boy.... Do n''t you see?"
36445	No: the women he flirted with were as ready to flirt with any other man who has as much to offer them.... Why, then go on?
36445	Nolan insisted--"what about it?
36445	Nolan snapped--"what''s the grand idea?
36445	Nolan?"
36445	Nolan?"
36445	Nor was there the hostility he had expected in the tone in which she asked:"Have you any reason to advance, why your wishes should influence me?"
36445	Not a trace....""Are they-- is anybody looking----?"
36445	Not bad, what?
36445	Not cross with me, are you?
36445	Not much like that glorified tea- room you were satisfied with, is it?"
36445	Not much like what you''ve seen back East, eh?"
36445	Often his attitude seemed to be posed upon the assumption that everybody was doing it; so why affect a virtuous eccentricity?
36445	Oh, why do we punish ourselves so for Charity''s sweet sake?"
36445	On account of his decorations?
36445	Or do n''t you think he has any right to object to your doing as you please?"
36445	Or do you live in Hollywood?"
36445	Or had n''t she?
36445	Or that any success it may purchase is worth the sacrifice?"
36445	Or that he had, since morning, fallen in love with his wife all over again and so truly that no rival passion could seem real?
36445	Or was it?
36445	Or was that, too, merely part of the game with Bel?
36445	Or was there something wanting in the man, some lack divined by a sense in her subtle, anonymous, and inarticulate?
36445	Or what must I do, more than I''ve already done, to prove I ask nothing better than to call it quits for good with you?"
36445	People all the time coming and going.... Who knows who and what they are?
36445	Rum name, what?
36445	Say: how do you get this way?
36445	Say: how do you make that out?"
36445	Shall I?"
36445	She asked evasively:"How''s your foot?"
36445	She asked for it, did n''t she?
36445	She had trouble finding voice enough to be heard through the door:"Who is it?"
36445	She left her pistol behind-- anyway, it was empty-- and the police will pick her up before morning.... Now: how about getting up?"
36445	Showed the value of team- work in marriage, what?
36445	Simply to mortify me?"
36445	Since you do n''t live together, why are n''t you divorced?"
36445	So long as we love, what''s to prevent all beauty lasting?"
36445	So you don''know me, you never heard of me, shee?"
36445	So you watch out and keep away from me-- d''you hear?
36445	Something the matter?"
36445	Summerlad?"
36445	Summerlad?"
36445	Summerlad?"
36445	Surely you wo n''t let_ him_ influence you?"
36445	Tell me something.... You say she-- your wife agreed to divorce you?"
36445	Tell them not to wait dinner for me....""And you?"
36445	That I''d make a fuss like that and spoil my party just for fun?"
36445	That being so, it would n''t be decent of me not to give you a hail and stand by in case I''m needed-- now would it?"
36445	That you, Linda?
36445	The bellboy caught her arm to help her into the cab and chattered:"W- where t- t- to, m''m?"
36445	The day I found her lying senseless in her room?"
36445	The day she disappeared?
36445	The lady----?"
36445	The meditative expression with which Lucinda put the telephone aside drew from Bellamy the direct question: What had Fanny said?
36445	The observation car?"
36445	The question is: Do we want to take them in?
36445	Then a voice with a drowsy sound, like a tired and husky imitation of Fanny''s:"Yes?
36445	Then becoming sensible of the query in Lucinda''s attitude, he asked in a dull voice:"What name did you say?"
36445	Then the apparatus at her ear pronounced in crisp impatience:"Yes?
36445	Then with a quite unmistakable accent of apprehension:"Why, darling?
36445	There''s something I want to ask you....""Yes?"
36445	Till what?"
36445	Tonight be agreeable?"
36445	W''ich hotel, Commodo'', Biltmo'', Belmont?"
36445	Want to go home?"
36445	Was Bel really"cured?"
36445	Was he not Barry Nolan, well- known for his success in taming temperamental actresses?
36445	Was he, then, to be believed when he insisted he had finally foresworn alcohol in remorse for having driven Lucinda to leave him?
36445	Was her real rival only man''s insatiable appetite for some new thing?
36445	Was it just a conventional gambit to make- believe repentance and promise faithfully never, never to be naughty again?
36445	Was it merely crude, primordial instinct prompting her to withstand the male till his will prevailed?
36445	Was n''t the fault, then, more with the institution than with the individuals?
36445	Was she growing hardened, then, beginning to care less for Bel than she had always cared?
36445	We thought he ought to have them with him....""''We''?"
36445	Well, what d''you know about that?
36445	Well: pleasanter circumstances than last time, what?"
36445	What are you driving at?"
36445	What chanst they got?
36445	What could they give him that she had not to give?
36445	What could you do with a story like that, anyway?
36445	What did it matter what questions might be taking form in that shallow mind?
36445	What did you say to Culp?"
36445	What difference need that make?
36445	What do amateur theatricals prove?"
36445	What do you mean?"
36445	What do you say to the Clique?
36445	What do you say?"
36445	What do you think?"
36445	What do you want me to wear?"
36445	What else did he have to say?"
36445	What if I did?
36445	What if we are both married?
36445	What is it?
36445	What time is it now?
36445	What was it Bel saw in other women and failed to see in her?
36445	What was on his mind?
36445	What you say?"
36445	What''s got into you tonight, Fanny?
36445	What''s happened to the girl crop you should be so lonesome?"
36445	What''s happened to the old memory?"
36445	What''s her name?"
36445	What''s matter?"
36445	What''s next?"
36445	What''s so damn''funny?"
36445	What''s that the feller says about self- preservation being the first law of nature?
36445	What''s that?"
36445	What''s the answer?
36445	What''s the matter now?"
36445	What''s the matter?"
36445	What''s wrong with the set?"
36445	What''s your continuity writer for?"
36445	What, then, had awakened her so far in advance of the customary hour?
36445	What?
36445	What?"
36445	What_ can_ a woman do to round out her life when she''s lost her husband and is fit for nothing but to be a wife?"
36445	When can you arrange it?"
36445	When?"
36445	Where shall I find you, say in an hour or two?
36445	Where were the signs of age, of fading charm?
36445	Where''d be the sense in them giving the glad hand to the guy who''s got it in him to do them out of a nice soft job?
36445	Where?"
36445	Whither had she turned in her flight?
36445	Who knows best what this story''s all about, heh, you''r me?"
36445	Who wants him, please?"
36445	Who would know?
36445	Who wrote the continuity, you''r me?
36445	Who''s got the rights of this argument?"
36445	Who''s the raving beauty on Bill Sedley''s right?"
36445	Why are n''t you?"
36445	Why ca n''t we find or make a chance for her somewhere?"
36445	Why ca n''t we join forces and be miserable together?"
36445	Why ca n''t we run away from it all for a while, you and I, forget it, and find ourselves again?
36445	Why did he start making it, unless?..."
36445	Why did n''t you ever tell me you were married?"
36445	Why did n''t you tell me your Bel was such a lamb?"
36445	Why did you ask Nelly and Jean to meet this woman if it was n''t in the hope they''d take her up, too?"
36445	Why not?"
36445	Why should I forgive him for being true to himself?
36445	Why should I?"
36445	Why should he get the balance of his fee if he refuses to earn it?"
36445	Why should motion- picture plays be less plausibly done than plays on the stage?
36445	Why should one punish oneself with the cuisine of the Clique and reject the solitary compensation the establishment had to offer?
36445	Why worry about little things like that?
36445	Why would n''t anybody dare?
36445	Why''s it funny?"
36445	Why, then, must she persist in hanging fire with him?
36445	Why?
36445	Why?"
36445	Why?"
36445	Why_ wo n''t_ you keep out of my way?"
36445	Whyn''t you tell me?"
36445	Will you go on with your picture work in the East?"
36445	With Cindy there to console him?"
36445	With an ominous smile she commented:"It has come to that already, has it?"
36445	With countenance half averted, Lucinda said coldly:"My dear Dobbin: do you realize you''re being rude?"
36445	With me?
36445	Without pause Mr. Laughlin doubled round to the front of the set, threw the waiting actor a brusque"See, Tommy?
36445	Wo n''t you believe that, please, and let me off for today?
36445	Wo n''t you let me in on the laugh, too?"
36445	Wo n''t you sit down?"
36445	Would she ever find such another haven for her drifting soul?
36445	Would she have been happier married to Dobbin?
36445	You ca n''t finish your picture without your leading man, can you?
36445	You can drive, of course?"
36445	You do n''t imagine Fan and I could rest in comfort, knowing you were unhappy back there?
36445	You do n''t suppose he cares two whoops what happens to that picture now, do you?"
36445	You had to keep hammering it into the poor dumb- bells, or they got the swelled head-- and then where were you?
36445	You mean-- about you and other women?"
36445	You must lunch with me at home some day soon; and then I want you and your husband to dine with us-- say next Thursday?"
36445	You never forget anything, do you?
36445	You pulled in opposite directions, and what happened?
36445	You really want me to understand she is-- what you''re trying to avoid saying?"
36445	You said yesterday you had some people ready to furnish the necessary capital?"
36445	You saw him, of course?"
36445	You should have consulted me before ordering such changes on your own responsibility----""Look here: am I directing this picture, or ai n''t I?"
36445	You want to know why?
36445	You wo n''t say no and spoil everything?
36445	Your wife?"
36445	Zinn?"
36445	_ why_ did you do this?"
36445	_ why_ did you lie to me about that poor girl?"
36445	and cut in instantly with a gasp of indignation:"What are you doing here?"
36445	and what of Bel, whom she loved best of all?
36445	but you were there, were n''t you, when it happened?"
36445	but you''ve laid it on a bit thick tonight, have n''t you?"
36445	do you really think he will live?"
36445	dressed already, eh?
36445	four weeks?
36445	he demanded--"got anything to say to that?"
36445	how about it, eh?
36445	how d''you expect_ any_body to cry to music like that?"
36445	how do you do it?"
36445	how long is it since you set up to be such a cynic?"
36445	how should I know?"
36445	is it you, Cindy darling?
36445	is n''t it barely possible Mr. Culp was sincere?"
36445	is something the matter?"
36445	is what I''m saying just sophistry to salve my poor, sore vanity?"
36445	it was a business luncheon, then?"
36445	maybe I wo n''t have to.... And unless I do, there would n''t be any sense in my leaving all my clothes here and everything, would there?
36445	of the home she loved so well?
36445	she cried sadly--"how can you be such a fool?"
36445	she cried--"what you doing here?"
36445	she said sullenly--"what do you want?"
36445	she''s dead?"
36445	upon what urgency of life or death?
36445	what do these things matter?
36445	what do you mean?"
36445	what made him pick out the motion- picture business?"
36445	what time is it?"
36445	what''s got into you, Linda?
36445	what''s the hurry?"
36445	what''s_ that_ for?
36445	where am I?_ That''s it-- beautiful.
36445	who is it?"
36445	why do n''t you say it?
36445	why sigh to be cured of a vocation at once so profitable and so enthralling?
36445	with what hope of asylum or immunity?
36445	would I?
36445	you can?"
36445	you were fearfully fond of Lynn, were n''t you?"