Questions

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identifier	question
46131	How do you like the blanket merchants now?"
28981	Five devils,said Saunders;"What is it for?"
28981	I told him that they were nearly so, and added,"I suppose they wo''n''t be wanted, at all events, before to- morrow?"
28981	Meeting one, next morning, a very little fellow, I asked what had happened to them yesterday?
28981	The marine officer, looking down, with some astonishment, demanded,"d-- n you, sir, who are you?"
28981	The usual salutation on meeting an acquaintance of another regiment after an action was to ask who had been hit?
28981	but on this occasion it was"Who''s alive?"
28981	to which the head and shoulders immediately rejoined,"and d-- n and b-- t you, sir, who are you?"
29263	He replied;"Yes, has he not relieved you since?"
29263	I said,"Were you not with the officer when he placed me on sentry last night?"
29263	I said,"Would you like a piece of it?"
29263	I went over and he was there threshing, so I said,"Well, friend, do you thresh by the day or the quarter?"
29263	On our arriving at the breach, the French sentry on the wall cried out,"Who comes there?"
29263	She cried out,"Come in; why do n''t you shave?"
29263	Then, noticing my Waterloo medal on my breast, he said,"I see you have been in the battle of Waterloo, sergeant?"
29263	What can you advise me for it?"
29263	and what are you going to do with all those shoes?"
36778	Why, do n''t you see,says the master,"how rough the sea is?
36778	A fellow in the shape of an officer asked Colonel Smith,( I think it was,)"Well, what do you think of we Yankees?
36778	Besides, if an officer plunders before his men, what may not soldiers be expected to do?
36778	But how could the poor Africans learn any thing that is good from those who do not practise good themselves?
36778	Did n''t the French beat the troops of every other continental nation?
36778	Did n''t you beat the French in the Peninsula?
36778	Do n''t you think we could lick any of the troops of the continent easily?"
36778	It is true Sir Thomas Graham early cut off their retreat by the great road to France; but what then?
36778	What would I not have given for a good drink?
36778	Why did he so much weaken his force on the conical hill to support his left?
36778	and have n''t we beat you just now?"
36778	what is keeping us back?"
36778	what were my feelings then?
44965	Did he?
44965	My dear sir,he replied,"I know it is not my bird, but do you suppose that I would allow a fellow like that to think that he had killed a bird?
44965	Quelques parcelles de tant de gloire parviendront- elles aux siècles à venir, ou, le mensonge, la calomnie, le crime, prévaudront- ils?
44965	I hope you are not badly hit?"
44965	The chief of the 1st German hussars meeting our commandant one morning,"Well, Colonel,"says the gallant German in broken English,"how you do?"
44965	The explanation over, a long silence ensued-- each afraid to pop the question, which must be popp''d, of whose wife was Nancy?
44965	The poor creatures looked us piteously in the face, as much as to say,"Are you not ashamed to call yourselves human beings?"
44965	Who has not passed down Blackfriars- road of an evening?
44965	my dear fellow, how do you do?
56211	D---- you, for a fool,he said;"what sort of a shot do you call that?
56211	Do you think you could find it?
56211	Hallo,he said,"why Harris, old boy,_ you_ are not going to begin, are you?"
56211	Hallo?
56211	More luck and grace to you,said Mc Lauchlan;"and it''s that you''re maning, is it?"
56211	Walcheren,he inquired,"eh?"
56211	What age are you, Rifleman?
56211	What have you got there, sir?
56211	What trade have you been of?
56211	Where have you been?
56211	Why do n''t they come on like men,they cried,"whilst we''ve strength left in us to fight them?"
56211	At length Captain Leech observed her, and called out to the company,"Does any man here know what has happened to Cochan?
56211	Do you think you are fighting here with your fists, that you are running into the teeth of the French?"
56211	Men began to look into each other''s faces, and ask the question"Are we ever to be halted again?"
56211	Musther Hills,"I heard him say,"where the d--- l is this you''re taking us to?"
56211	Rifleman,"he said,"how came you here?"
56211	What have you done for him?"
56211	do you remember what happened to me at Salamanca?"
56211	he said, as he grasped hold of me,"who the h- ll do you think is to stay humbugging all day for such a fellow as you?"
56211	looking for money, my lad,"said he,"eh?"
56211	no shoes, Harris, I see, eh?"
62571	''Do you think you could find it?'' 62571 ''What have you got there, sir?''
62571	''What, looking for money, my lad,''said he,''eh?'' 62571 ''Why do n''t they come on like men,''they cried,''whilst we''ve strength left in us to fight them?''
62571	A distressing circumstance connected with this( shall I confess it?) 62571 Apparently not noticing what I said, he continued his lamentations, and,''Vil you no stop, sare, I say?''
62571	Did you ever see a man so wounded recover?
62571	Do you think I am dying?
62571	What pen can describe the scene? 62571 ''And why particularly Driver Crammond?'' 62571 ''But what creature turned you out? 62571 ''But where are you going?'' 62571 ''But you will perhaps have the goodness to tell me where you are going yourself?'' 62571 ''Captain Mercer, are you loaded?'' 62571 ''D-- you for a fool,''he said;''what sort of a shot do you call that? 62571 ''Have you no orders?'' 62571 ''What can it mean?'' 62571 ''What is the matter with you, dear?'' 62571 ''Who do you belong to?'' 62571 ''Who turned you out?'' 62571 At length Captain Leech observed her, and called out to the company--''Does any man here know what has happened to Cochan?
62571	But was it really a French battery which was wrecking Mercer''s guns?
62571	Did He Deserve it?
62571	Do you think you are fighting here with your fists that you are running into the teeth of the French?''
62571	Do you think you can retire quick enough afterwards?''
62571	I smiled at his energy, and, pointing to the remains of my poor troop, quietly asked,''How, sir?''
62571	I told him that they were nearly so, and added,''I suppose they wo n''t be wanted, at all events, before to- morrow?''
62571	If French, how came he here to die alone so far in the rear of our lines?
62571	Is it necessary to define my sensations?
62571	Is it possible that I am not understood at once?
62571	Is there nothing in this to excite emotion?
62571	It may be asked what impulse sent a youth of this type-- under- sized, lean, frugal, canny-- to a soldier''s life?
62571	It struck me that I knew his face, and, turning back, I stopped him, asking if he was not Robert Liston, formerly a corporal in the 95th Rifles?
62571	Meeting one next morning, a very little fellow, I asked what had happened to them yesterday?
62571	Men began to look into each other''s faces, and ask the question,''Are we ever to be halted again?''
62571	Musther Hills,''I heard him say,''where the d-- l is this you''re taking us to?''
62571	Or, in the mad inevitable distraction of a great battle were the Allied gunners destroying each other?
62571	Query-- Who, and what was he firing at?
62571	Signed,''& c.,& c."Where is Strytem?
62571	The Duke turned roughly upon him,"What the devil do you want, sir?"
62571	The usual salutation on meeting an acquaintance of another regiment after an action was to ask who had been hit?
62571	The wretches had probably already done mischief elsewhere-- who knows?"
62571	Vere is de Dook von Vellington?
62571	What could I do?
62571	What does each separate human atom feel, when caught in that whirling tornado of passion and of peril?
62571	What is all this noise?
62571	What was this to a parcel of men who had scarcely eaten a morsel for three days?
62571	and for what this sudden move?
62571	are we off, sir?''
62571	but on this occasion it was,''Who''s alive?''
62571	do you remember what happened to me at Salamanca?''
62571	he said, as he grasped hold of me,''who the---- do you think is to stay hum- bugging all day for such a fellow as you?''"
62571	mine Gott!--mine Gott; vil you no stop, sare?--vil you no stop?
62571	no shoes, Harris, I see, eh?''
62571	thought I, where are my ammunition waggons?
62571	vat for is dis?
62571	vat is it you doos, sare?
62571	vere is de Dook von Vellington?
62571	what would such as you have done in the Pyrenees?''
21371	A kid?
21371	A woman and a soldier?
21371	Afraid?
21371	And love you too; and you love me and father, do n''t you?
21371	And tell them where you are, and bring some back to carry you to your tent?
21371	And then find our men, sir?
21371	And why did n''t you go with him, sir?
21371	But do n''t he remember who cut him down?
21371	But suppose I ca n''t find them, sir?
21371	But who are you?
21371	But you do not, my boy?
21371	Can you lift my head, boy?
21371	Can you sit up a little and drink?
21371	Corporal Joe Beane,said the boy promptly;"I say, Tom, may n''t I have a blow now?"
21371	Dance music? 21371 Did the shooting frighten you?
21371	Did you ask him who his father and mother was?
21371	Do n''t you, my brave little fellow? 21371 Give us one if I do, Mother Beane?"
21371	Go and get your own, all of you; and how much longer''s that boy going to be?
21371	Have I, Dick?
21371	Have n''t you asked him?
21371	Have you?
21371	I am thirsty, my boy: will you fetch me some water?
21371	I do look after you well, Dick, do n''t I?
21371	I say, how''s your head?
21371	I say, who''s your father?
21371	I was in such a hurry I did n''t say good- bye, sir-- and-- and--"Well, what?
21371	Indeed? 21371 Joe,"said Mrs Corporal one morning,"look at him; do n''t he look splendid?
21371	My dear madam,cried the Colonel,"are you ill?"
21371	My own boy?
21371	Nor yet about the house bein''set a- fire?
21371	Oh, Joe, dear, would you?
21371	Oh, Joe,cried the woman,"what have you got there?"
21371	Oh,said Dick wonderingly,"and did somebody shoot you?"
21371	Only set him thinking about them murdering camp- followers, missus, and make him unhappy, and we do n''t want that, do us?
21371	Quite well, thank you,said the boy;"how''s yours?"
21371	Say?
21371	Shall I fetch some more?
21371	Shall I take that off before I wash your hands?
21371	Shall I?
21371	That hurt you?
21371	The Colonel?
21371	Well, did you ask him his name?
21371	Well, how can I help it? 21371 Well, old gal, what about him now?"
21371	Well, that is handsome of him, but like a drummer, Dick, not with gold lace?
21371	Well, where did you live before Joe Beane found you?
21371	What boy''s that, my good woman?
21371	What do you keep saying that for?
21371	What have you got, Mother Beane?
21371	What is it?
21371	What''s amazing, Joe?
21371	What, boy, do you give it up?
21371	What? 21371 When shall I go?"
21371	Where are you hurt?
21371	Where are you?
21371	Where is he?
21371	Why not? 21371 Why should he say such cruel words to one who has been a second mother to him,--to one who brought him back to life?
21371	Why? 21371 Would they kill us if they saw us, sir?"
21371	Yes, but why, Joe?
21371	You do n''t know? 21371 You?
21371	-- why, we could tell him then, and if he said:` Send him away''--""Yes, and what then, Joe?"
21371	And why do n''t you go and forage about and see if you ca n''t find a bit o''fruit or some vegetables?"
21371	And why should you never see him again?
21371	Are n''t you?"
21371	But I say, who''s your mother?"
21371	Come with you to be where I could always see the dear, brave, darling boy?
21371	Dick, as they call you-- Frank, my boy, what do you say to this?"
21371	Half the water had been spilt, and he had called again--"Where are you?"
21371	He crept back to the Colonel''s side, and the wounded man took his hand, and he said,"Can you be brave and strong?"
21371	How was it you were injured?"
21371	How?"
21371	Is it a woman?"
21371	Is that the little fellow who was found in the burned village?"
21371	Not above where we get our drinking water?"
21371	Now what is to be done next?"
21371	Now, how can we thank you enough for all that you have done?"
21371	Oh, my lady, my lady, you never would be so cruel as to take him away?
21371	Shall I tie up your cuts?"
21371	Shall I wash it?"
21371	That was the only answer to his question,"Who is it?"
21371	They drove the Frenchmen off?"
21371	Were there any rations on the mule?"
21371	What boy''s that?''
21371	What do you say to keeping him?"
21371	What should he do?
21371	What was he to fetch the water in?
21371	What''s in it?"
21371	Where abouts?
21371	Where are you?"
21371	Which way did my old man go?"
21371	Who are you?
21371	Who are you?"
21371	Who are your father and mother?"
21371	Why, father,"he cried,"do you live here?"
21371	cried Mr Trevor--"will see me?"
21371	cried Mrs Corporal:"I''ve just heard-- Oh, what does it mean?
21371	cried the woman excitedly;"is he hurt?"
20207	''I believe you distribute the bread rations to the prisoners?
20207	''Sergeant,''he said,''do you want to earn as much money, in a day, as your pay would amount to in a year?'' 20207 Am I?
20207	And from there, I suppose, you found your way to England, and enjoyed a short rest from your labours?
20207	And how did you escape from Bayonne?
20207	And how did you manage afterwards?
20207	And now, about the sea fight, Ryan?
20207	And now, may I ask how you happened to be approaching the island, in a small boat, at the time that the encounter took place?
20207	And where are you off to, O''Connor?
20207	And where is Garcia now?
20207	And you really tied up the Maire of Granville, Ryan?
20207	And you, O''Grady?
20207	Are they to load, sir?
20207	Are you carrying the money to buy the wine with?
20207	Are you in communication with Valladolid?
20207	Are you ready?
20207	At what strength do you estimate the force which so retired, Colonel?
20207	But could we not have destroyed it, as we retreated?
20207	But how about the boat?
20207	But the warder might notice them?
20207	But we must be going north if tide has turned, Terence?
20207	But where is this privateer?
20207	But you are going, O''Connor?
20207	But you can come, can you not, colonel?
20207	But you did not get to England in that boat, surely, Colonel O''Connor?
20207	Can I do anything, Colonel?
20207	Can we buy tobacco?
20207	Colonel Strong, will you join one of the majors of Colonel O''Connor''s regiment; and will you, Major Hughes, join the other? 20207 Did the man who followed me get through?"
20207	Do you know anything of this Moras?
20207	Do you know the other officers? 20207 Do you mean one for each battalion, or one for the two?"
20207	Do you wish to be taken below, colonel?
20207	Do you wish to see the prisoner, sir? 20207 Has Colonel O''Connor told you what he has been doing?"
20207	Have you any news of what is taking place on the other side of the hills, since you sent off word two days ago?
20207	Have you any reason to believe that the enemy are near?
20207	Have you any torches?
20207	Have you heard from him lately, Terence?
20207	Have you heard from the regiment, Bull?
20207	Have you stuck to your Portuguese, Dicky?
20207	He did not come home with you, did he, father?
20207	How are you getting on here, Colonel?
20207	How are you, Garcia? 20207 How are you, father?"
20207	How could I give you a rope, senor, with all these people about?
20207	How do you mean, to act?
20207	How far is it to Coutances?
20207	How far is it to where the path begins to ascend the mountains?
20207	How has the regiment been going on, Bull?
20207	How is it that you speak Spanish so well, senor?
20207	How will you manage to get on with them, Ryan, without speaking their language? 20207 How would you proceed?
20207	I am afraid I blushed furiously, as I did so, but I had to say:''Do n''t you see, Uncle?''
20207	I suppose the Spanish soldier you bribed has deserted?
20207	I wanted to ask you if your niece, Nita, is still staying with you?
20207	I wonder whether Massena means to leave us at Ciudad, or to send us on to Salamanca?
20207	Is it bleeding much?
20207	Is it lazy you say that I am, Terence? 20207 Is it me, colonel?"
20207	Is it possible you mean wife?
20207	Is it yerself, Terence O''Connor? 20207 Is there any harm in my eating fruit?"
20207	Is your regiment with you?
20207	Now, what has been doing since we have been away?
20207	Now, will you ride at their head by my side, sir? 20207 Of course, they hold the town?"
20207	Oh, is it you, O''Connor?
20207	Pardon, monsieur,Terence said in French, to one of the doctors who was near him,"are there any of our countrymen among the wounded?"
20207	She has done no harm, I hope?
20207	So your regiment has remained firm, Colonel O''Connor?
20207	Thank you; but will it not be safer for them were you to carry my messages?
20207	That was you again, was it? 20207 The general wishes to know, sir,"the latter said in English,"who you are, and what force this is?"
20207	The question is, what is to be done?
20207	Then where did you halt?
20207	Then you do n''t know how much longer we are going to stop in this bastely hole?
20207	Then you have given up the idea of waiting for two months before you do anything, Terence?
20207	Then, senor, how is it that the people do not rise and sweep them away, and choose honest and resolute men in their place?
20207	There is nothing more you can do for me now, doctor?
20207	They did not capture your despatches, I hope?
20207	We were to throw away the rope, were we not?
20207	Well, Dick, have you been having any fun lately?
20207	Well, Jean, will you please tell your cousin that I am obliged to him for his goodwill? 20207 Well, here we are, Terence,"Ryan said cheerfully, as the door of their cell closed behind them;"and now, what next?"
20207	Well, how did you get away from the French? 20207 Well, senor, what is the next thing to be done?"
20207	Well, that would be rather a lark,Ryan said;"only do n''t you think I should be almost too good- looking for a French woman?"
20207	Well, will you come to our quarters?
20207	What are you doing, O''Grady?
20207	What are you going to do about a leg, Terence?
20207	What are you going to do, Colonel?
20207	What are you sighing about, Terence? 20207 What are you thinking of doing, major?"
20207	What are your orders?
20207	What can I do for you, senor?
20207	What did I tell you, sir,she said, after a pause,"when I said goodbye to you at Coimbra?
20207	What did my father say?
20207	What force have you?
20207	What has become of Sergeant Pipon?
20207	What has been our loss?
20207	What if they had? 20207 What is all that jabber about, Terence?"
20207	What is it, in comparison to what you have done for us, senor? 20207 What is it?"
20207	What is the matter?
20207	What is your news?
20207	What is your regiment, Colonel O''Connor?
20207	What news, Colonel?
20207	What rate are we going through the water, do you think?
20207	What sort of disguises would you want, monsieur?
20207	What strength do you put them down at, colonel?
20207	What time do you start, tomorrow?
20207	What troops are these?
20207	What were you sighing about, then?
20207	What were yours, Herrara?
20207	What would you have, senor?
20207	When did you get back?
20207	When do you sail, sir?
20207	Where are you going, and what ship do you belong to?
20207	Where are your men, O''Connor?
20207	Where are your men, sir?
20207	Where were you hit, O''Grady?
20207	Which is he?
20207	Who are you, and whither are you going?
20207	Who are you, sir?
20207	Who is in command?
20207	Why do you say, as they said, major? 20207 Why should one bother oneself, Miss O''Connor, when bothering wo n''t help?
20207	Why so, Colonel?
20207	Will he get over it, Doctor?
20207	Will you go first, Ryan, or shall I?
20207	Will you tell her that a British officer will call to see her, in half an hour, and beg her to remain in until I come?
20207	Will your men be able to attack in the morning?
20207	Would it not be as well, sir,said Terence,"if we were to arrange some signals by which we could aid each other?
20207	Would it not be better to wait till nightfall, Colonel?
20207	Would n''t you like to be back with us again, for the shindy that we are likely to have, tomorrow?
20207	Would you propose to pass through Banos, Colonel?
20207	You are from Saint Malo, I suppose?
20207	You do n''t mean to say that I have been asleep for two hours?
20207	You do n''t say that you have managed it, old fellow? 20207 You have bugles, colonel?"
20207	You have papers, of course?
20207	You may think that I have exaggerated, for did an Irishman ever tell a story, without exaggeration? 20207 You remember Pat Cassidy, do n''t you?"
20207	And did n''t he save me from being shut up in a nunnery, all my life?"
20207	And do you really think that they will behave better, another time?"
20207	And do you think that it would make any difference to me, if you had come back with both your legs and arms shot off?
20207	Are there any other British officers here?"
20207	Are we not cousins?
20207	Are you now going to disgrace yourselves, by mutiny against officers who are doing their duty, thereby running the risk of being tried and hung?
20207	Are your mules carrying nothing now?"
20207	As they entered the gates, an officer asked the bearers:"Who is it?"
20207	But how am I to know which is the loaf?''
20207	But how do you propose to bring your wine back, when the whole country south swarms with Soult''s cavalry?"
20207	But what do we do when we go out?
20207	By the way, what is your name?"
20207	Can I rely upon your fellows keeping quiet?"
20207	Can you bring your officers round now?"
20207	Did you hear what took place two days ago?"
20207	Did you not save me, at the risk of your life, from what would have been worse than death?
20207	Do n''t you know him?"
20207	Do you know how far their army is, on the other side of the river?"
20207	Do you see how many shots are striking the old castle?
20207	Do you see one of his brigades marching swiftly to meet them, and some guns sweeping the French flank?
20207	Do you think that I should have said what I did, then, if I had not meant it?
20207	Has he been a sober man?"
20207	Have not your father and I been as proud as peacocks, when we read of your rapid promotion, and the notices of your gallant conduct?
20207	Have they any troops between us and the town?"
20207	Have you any doubt about it?"
20207	Have you not been my hero, ever since?
20207	Have you not been the centre of our thoughts here, the great topic of our conversation?
20207	He was passing on without recognition, when Terence exclaimed:"Why, O''Grady, is it yourself?"
20207	How are you, Ryan?
20207	How are you, major?"
20207	How did you come to be there?
20207	How have you come here?"
20207	How in the world did you get here?
20207	How is it that there is only one officer?"
20207	How long will you be?"
20207	How many are there of us?"
20207	How was it, when you and Mr. Ryan escaped from Bayonne, that you are found in a boat in the Bay of Saint Malo?"
20207	How was that?"
20207	I know it is hard, but what has specially upset you, today?"
20207	I should not have agreed, but what can one do when a woman once sets her mind upon a thing?"
20207	I suppose you will like to return to your command of the Minho regiment?"
20207	In the first place, what has been done with my regiment?"
20207	Is Major Bull well enough to go with me?
20207	Is she married yet to Garcia, the muleteer?"
20207	Is there any one you would specially wish to be appointed?"
20207	Is this the nearest point to your place?"
20207	It may be said, why do not all people, when ill governed, destroy their tyrants?"
20207	Not very serious, I hope?"
20207	Now, what have you been doing since you left us, a month ago?"
20207	Now, will you and the guard help me out?
20207	O''Grady said, in extreme surprise, and looking round the table with an air of earnest protest,"when I was always lecturing the boys?"
20207	Off again?"
20207	Shall we do our best to help the schooner?"
20207	Shall we go in and say goodbye to our fellows?"
20207	Still, it was a game, was n''t it?
20207	Surely you can not menace with violence those who are your allies?"
20207	The detachment is not going farther, is it?"
20207	The girl looked in the fire, and then said, in a low voice:"Why, Terence?"
20207	The question is: would it be best to make for England, now, or for Portugal?
20207	There is nothing more that you will want tonight, monsieur?"
20207	They halted a hundred yards away, and the officer shouted in English:"What corps is this?"
20207	To whom have I the pleasure of speaking?"
20207	Were you lodged in our old convent?"
20207	What are our losses?"
20207	What are we to do, then, Terence?"
20207	What could one want for, more?"
20207	What do you say, Dick?
20207	What do you think yourself?
20207	What do you think?"
20207	What do you want me to do?"
20207	What has happened at Zamora?"
20207	What stories shall we make up, if we are questioned?"
20207	What time is it, Dick?"
20207	What will become of your regiment, do you suppose?"
20207	What will our mothers think, when we do not return?
20207	When he had at last finished, one of them said:"And now, how much of all this is true, Ryan?"
20207	When he joined him at the hotel, he saluted him with:"Well, Captain Ryan, have you everything ready for the start?"
20207	When they approached within the vessel''s length, Terence stood up, and shouted in Portuguese:"What is the bearing of Santander?"
20207	Where have you sprung from?"
20207	Where is your command now?"
20207	Which do you vote for?"
20207	While they were eating their meal, Ryan asked:"Where do you suppose we are, Terence?"
20207	Whom have you appointed in their places?"
20207	Why do n''t you go on?"
20207	Why not try to get a boat, and land somewhere on the coast of Spain?"
20207	Why should not Spaniards visit France?"
20207	Will you march your force down the river, close to the town?
20207	Will you please ask them to come in?
20207	Will you swear to it on the testiments?"
20207	You have travelled a hundred and fifty miles through France, and now what are you doing here?"
20207	Your cigars, too, must be of unusually good quality, for their odour seems mingled with a faint scent of-- what shall I say?
20207	Your leg is not hurting you, is it?"
20207	Your loss was not heavy, I hope?"
9613	And how did you come here?
9613	And where would you run to, nephew?
9613	Any news, Garcias?
9613	Are you hungry, Sam?
9613	Are you well mounted?
9613	Asleep, old man?
9613	Be you the young gentlemen at Miss Scudamore''s?
9613	But does he have to sally out by the wretched road by which we have come?
9613	But how are the children to get back here again?
9613	But how are we to get in again, Tom? 9613 But what makes them come here as buglers?"
9613	But what you do without Sam? 9613 Can you ride?"
9613	Can you walk?
9613	Capital, Tom; but where should we get the cloak?
9613	Did they shut the door?
9613	Do you know, sergeant, whether they have collected the wounded officers, and, if so, where they are?
9613	Do you mean to say that you think that I am telling a lie?
9613	Do you not go to school?
9613	Do you say the coach has been attacked by highwaymen in Burnet bottom?
9613	Do you see the marks on each side of the door, and there, do you see that scratch and that? 9613 Do you speak English?"
9613	Do you speak Spanish, madam?
9613	Do you think that there is any possibility of catching anything?
9613	Do you think the ship will come back for us, Tom?
9613	Do you think we have gone mad, Jules, Louise and I? 9613 Do you think you can hit him, Tom?"
9613	Do you think, Tom, that we had better try to get up a sort of sail and make for land, or remain where we are?
9613	Do you want to see the sergeant privately, lads, or on something connected with the regiment?
9613	Eh, ye know the calls, boys? 9613 Have you got all our wounded in?"
9613	Have you killed or taken Nunez?
9613	Have you seen the_ Gazette_, Scudamore?
9613	He is not upstairs; he has not gone out; what can have become of him?
9613	How am I to know your story is true?
9613	How are we to count time?
9613	How are you both?
9613	How are you, Scudamore?
9613	How did you learn to do that?
9613	How do you do, Sam?
9613	How do you like Mr. Jones, nephews?
9613	How far is it to Vittoria, Garcias?
9613	How far is it to aunt''s?
9613	How long has my brother been gone to bed?
9613	How was that, Sam?
9613	Hullo, Summers, what is all this about? 9613 I suppose,"Tom said,"they never bring prisoners up here?"
9613	I wonder how we are to cross the river, Tom?
9613	If you please, sir, we understand that the boys of the band have their bags carried for them, but the company buglers carry knapsacks, like the men?
9613	If you please,Tom said, as they went up to the sergeant,"are you the recruiting sergeant of the Norfolk Rangers?"
9613	If your brother had been found murdered I should understand it,Captain Farquharson said;"but, what on earth did they carry him off for?"
9613	Is he hurt? 9613 Is he still there?"
9613	Is it all right, Garcias?
9613	Is n''t it, Peter? 9613 Is the loss heavy?"
9613	Is their mother alive?
9613	Is there any chance of reinforcements?
9613	Johnstone, when did you see my brother?
9613	Let me have a ride?
9613	Louise,she said to her daughter,"look at this gentleman, who is he?"
9613	May I ask, sir, if we are likely to stay in Madrid long-- as, if so, we will look out for quarters?
9613	My poor fellow, why, where have you come from? 9613 No fear of a visit from the French?"
9613	No, but really, Manley, who are they? 9613 No; have you, Tom?
9613	No; what''s up?
9613	Not if I know it,Tom said;"Do you think I could trust the word of a man who would murder women and children in cold blood?
9613	Not we,another said,"this was a pleasant village in the old days, what is it now?
9613	Nothing new, Sam?
9613	Now where shall I find the general?
9613	Now, sar,Sam said, when they had finished breakfast,"what am to be done next?"
9613	Of course,the sergeant said, lifting the lady,"they do n''t understand French; how should they?
9613	Of how much did this fellow rob your father''s bank?
9613	Oh, you do n''t, nephew?
9613	Only these boys?
9613	Rhododendron?
9613	Shall I help you up, Rhoda?
9613	Tell me frankly, why did you do so? 9613 There is no fear of his being choked, Tom, I hope?"
9613	They ca n''t have killed Captain Scudamore, and, if they had, why should they have carried his body away?
9613	This is splendid, Tom, is n''t it?
9613	Tom and Peter what?
9613	We can make them hear, Tom, do n''t you see?
9613	Well it turned out so, as you see, Sam,Tom said with a smile,"but tell me how did you get away?
9613	Well, lads,the captain said after a pause,"and now tell us how you came upon this little raft?"
9613	Well, your news?
9613	Were they making fun of you?
9613	What are they going to do with the prisoners, Garcias?
9613	What are you playing for?
9613	What are your names?
9613	What become of him?
9613	What boys have you got there with you?
9613	What can Peter have gone off with Farquharson at this time of night for?
9613	What can be the matter?
9613	What can be the matter?
9613	What can be the matter?
9613	What can that be?
9613	What can the men be up to?
9613	What do you mean by archbishop?
9613	What have we got that is heavy?
9613	What have you colored your skins with?
9613	What is it?
9613	What is that, Thomas?
9613	What is that, lads?
9613	What is the difference exactly, sir?
9613	What is the joke, boys?
9613	What is the matter, Tom?
9613	What is the objection you spoke of to the room?
9613	What is up, colonel?
9613	What is your message?
9613	What is your name, lad?
9613	What means this?
9613	What on earth have you been doing to yourself, Sam?
9613	What shall we do, Tom?
9613	What sort of curious things, aunt?
9613	What will be the end of it?
9613	What will they be wanting to do next? 9613 What you larf for, what you larf for, you little rascals, you play trick, eh?
9613	What''s all this? 9613 What''s the matter?"
9613	What''s the poor little beggar say?
9613	What''s to be done, Manley?
9613	What, Peter?
9613	What, altogether?
9613	What, has no one brought you anything to drink?
9613	What,said the general,"were you really taken in too""Taken in?"
9613	When is the messenger expected back?
9613	Where are the pistols, boys?
9613	Where are those boys?
9613	Where are those boys?
9613	Where de debil he got to?
9613	Where did you dress up, boys?
9613	Where did you live?
9613	Where is that negro, perhaps he can enlighten us?
9613	Which of you are servants of officers on my staff?
9613	Which of you have got charge of two horses?
9613	Which way were they going?
9613	Who are those nice- looking lads I saw with you, Manley?
9613	Who are you?
9613	Who gave it to you, Jules?
9613	Who says I do?
9613	Why do you not denounce them instantly?
9613	Why should boys always want to do the things they ought not?
9613	Why would you rather belong to us than to any other?
9613	Why, how is that, Sam; you had six days''provision with you when you started?
9613	Will he say he was sorry he called me a liar?
9613	Will you go across, Peter, and enter the town?
9613	Yes, sir, we can both ride, but at present--"You have no horses, of course?
9613	You are poor; how can you pay?
9613	You are the boys from the''Latona,''are you not?
9613	You can ride, I hope?
9613	You did not come out from camp like this I hope?
9613	You do n''t remember us, coachman, do you?
9613	You want me, sergeant?
9613	You will send them safe back, you swear?
9613	''Holla, broder, how you come here?"
9613	And where do you come from?"
9613	Are there any others about-- any one for me to look for or pick up?"
9613	Are you hit too?--not very badly, I hope?
9613	Before I take him I say to old missus,''Dis a free gibt on your part?''
9613	Besides, who would suspect boys?
9613	But how about the knapsacks?"
9613	But how is it that you can be officers so very young?"
9613	But what is the use of going to sea now?
9613	But, what can it all mean?
9613	Can nothing be done?"
9613	Can you run, Massa Peter, if I cut de cord?"
9613	Den she say,''What you want?
9613	Did you ever hear such an extraordinary idea, Doctor Jarvis?"
9613	Do you hear me?
9613	Do you know I have thought of a plan which will enrage old Jones horribly, and he will never suspect us?"
9613	Do you know them as such, Garcias?"
9613	Do you leave at once?"
9613	Do you mean to go to sea?"
9613	Do you think that they will go in, Tom?"
9613	Do you understand?"
9613	Does any one know who it is between?"
9613	Eh?
9613	Excuse my asking how are you off for money?
9613	Half an hour''s run, for they knew that every minute was of importance, and they heard the welcome challenge,"Who comes there?"
9613	Hardy, take two bugles out of the chest, and then take these lads-- What''s your name, boys?
9613	He staggered forward and said in a gasping voice,"He is my brother-- is he dead?"
9613	Here, Rhoda dear, get up; are you very much frightened?"
9613	Hester,"she said to a prim- looking servant who had come out after her to the door;"will you show my nephews to their room?
9613	His hitting became more and more at random, until at last, on getting up from his second''s knee, Mitcham cried in a hoarse voice,"Where is he?
9613	How about servants; you are entitled to two each?"
9613	How are you all?
9613	How did the boy do it?
9613	How long have you been on that raft?"
9613	How will you have the money, gentlemen?
9613	How?"
9613	I says,''Cluck means yes, I suppose?''
9613	I suppose they are raw?"
9613	Is anything wrong, sir?"
9613	Julie,"she asked in French,"do you remember those boys?"
9613	Now I quite see as how it was true; and how are you both?"
9613	Now, boys, what relation was he of yours?"
9613	Now, sergeant,"he went on, as the others moved away,"do you know those boys?"
9613	Now, what is it to be?"
9613	Of course you are big, and Peter looks very tall; how tall are you, Peter?"
9613	Sam was utterly unconscious that he was the object of the laughter, and said to one of the men nearest to him,"Who call Sam?"
9613	Scudamore?
9613	Shall we bring the pistols to your quarters?"
9613	So I leave them to you; you will take care of them, my children, will you not?"
9613	That done, General Reynier said:--"Captain Scudamore, will you call your black man when he has finished his supper, which, no doubt, he needs?
9613	The boys could not help laughing this time, and then Peter said,"But why should we want to get out at night, aunt?"
9613	The colonel laughed, and then said suddenly and sharply to Peter,"Where did you learn that trick, youngster?"
9613	The country will swarm with French, the guerillas are sure to keep a sharp look- out, and if you find him, how are you going to rescue him?"
9613	The man was brought forward, and then Jules asked him in Spanish:"What were you all running away for?"
9613	They do n''t eat curious things, these black men, do they?"
9613	This is a change, is n''t it?
9613	Tom repeated in surprise,"what for?"
9613	We can slip out easily enough after we are supposed to have gone to bed; but how are we to get back?"
9613	Well, Rhoda, and now as to yourself; so you have really been always very happy with aunt?"
9613	What are the men so excited about?
9613	What are their names?"
9613	What are we doing?"
9613	What can have happened?"
9613	What do you mean to do?
9613	What do you think?"
9613	What does it all mean?"
9613	What have you been doing to your face?"
9613	What is it all about?
9613	What is that?"
9613	What is the matter with them?"
9613	What is this fierce crowd about?"
9613	What makes you think so?"
9613	What money have you?"
9613	What on earth you do, Massa Tom, Massa Peter, in dose ragged close, what you dress up like two beggars for?
9613	What time did he come in?"
9613	What will you drink?"
9613	Where is your brother, and why has he been carried off?
9613	Where?
9613	While they were at lunch General Craufurd remarked,"So you have just lost one of your officers, I see; promoted to another ship, eh?"
9613	Who are they?"
9613	Who can she be, I wonder?"
9613	Who is this woman?
9613	Who was the other?"
9613	Why ca n''t he stay with us always, and dress like that?
9613	Why do n''t you speak, Peter?"
9613	Why, how on earth, if it is not an impertinent question, did you boys get hold of two brace of such pistols as these?
9613	Why, what is this, you young pickles, what were you up to on the 4th of August last year?"
9613	Will ye begin at once, lads, or will ye wait till ye get your uniform?"
9613	Will you join me at daybreak to- morrow?
9613	You accept the appointments?"
9613	is he in the hands of the guerillas?
9613	says the ole woman,''what you want?
9613	the lady said, eagerly;"who are you?
9613	what has taken place here?"
9613	what matters two or three of these accursed French, more or less?"
9613	while another voice said,"Is that you, Sam?"
9613	who black Massa''s boots?
9613	who brush his clothes?"
9613	you call Sambo, who taught you dat name?"
44055	A Portuguese? 44055 A Spaniard?
44055	A general? 44055 Age?"
44055	Ai n''t I axed you to bring him round quick, seeing as how the pressgang''ll be along in a winking? 44055 Ai n''t that the one?"
44055	Am I alive or not? 44055 Am I to make what use I like of my men?"
44055	And all his things are taken from him-- clothes, letters, and anything likely to let others identify him?
44055	And from Portugal?
44055	And grub, beggin''pardon again, sir?
44055	And he is----?
44055	And he was next in succession to yourself, I think?
44055	And how will the siege be conducted?
44055	And now?
44055	And ready fer duty too, eh, me hearty?
44055	And searched him?
44055	And supposing I know nothing?
44055	And the danger?
44055	And the key? 44055 And the news?"
44055	And the toffee?
44055	And then?
44055	And then?
44055	And then?
44055	And there is good money in it, my friend?
44055	And these?
44055	And what about these papers?
44055	And what happens when he''s captured a man?
44055	And what''s on to- morrow?
44055	And why?
44055	And will accept a special risk?
44055	And you are a civilian and wish to remain one?
44055	And you call yourself a patriot? 44055 And you think, sir, that I shall be able to get a commission?"
44055	And you?
44055	Any damage done?
44055	Any news? 44055 Any sort of rules?"
44055	Anyone keepin''time?
44055	Anyway he''s safe now, eh?
44055	Are you Lieutenant Clifford?
44055	Army?
44055	Be paid the compliment of appearing in the_ Gazette_ as''missing''? 44055 Because we''ve thrashed this matter out, have n''t we?"
44055	Been defending any more churches, or commanding other Frenchmen?
44055	But I was about to ask, seeing that I am invited to join you, surely you have a leader? 44055 But the handwriting?
44055	But they ai n''t ours to take-- eh?
44055	But where? 44055 But where?"
44055	But why not speak now?
44055	But you, you, Tom? 44055 But,"began Jack,"why not you?"
44055	But,he said,"how does it happen that you fellows yourselves turned up just in the nick of time?
44055	But-- how have you done it? 44055 But-- why?"
44055	Come to see as all''s well?
44055	Corps? 44055 Could that be José?
44055	Could you eat ham, well- cooked ham, Andrews?
44055	Did I not prophesy that he would speak? 44055 Do n''t end there,"said Jem;"how''s that?"
44055	Do the French then fight with women?
44055	Do we draw off as victors, receiving well- deserved promotion for this-- er-- this-- shall we say, gallant action? 44055 Eh?
44055	Eh? 44055 Eh?
44055	Eh? 44055 Eh?"
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Enter-- how many?
44055	Feel seasick?
44055	For whom were the papers intended?
44055	From Spain?
44055	Funking, eh?
44055	Getting rich? 44055 Granted-- then?"
44055	Have n''t seen you since-- now when did we meet last?
44055	He goes to- night?
44055	He''s up to no good; but how can one say that his talk with that rascal and the giving of money has anything to do with Master Tom? 44055 Hot work, ai n''t it?"
44055	How are things going?
44055	How did they clear up, then? 44055 How long is it since there was a son?"
44055	How often? 44055 How''d you like to be a soldier, Tom?"
44055	How''ll you fix the men?
44055	How?
44055	I am here; what do you want?
44055	I presume it is much the same tale as we have had before? 44055 I''ll lick you if you do n''t stop short,"growled Tom sourly, and yet laughing for all that; for who could take Jack seriously?
44055	I? 44055 If Tom''d just give it up for a time and come along with us, why, I''d----""You?"
44055	If he and the four beside were prisoners, why then were they armed? 44055 Indeed, why not be jolly?"
44055	José, eh?
44055	José?
44055	Miss what''s- her- name, eh?
44055	Monsieur then prefers to starve with plenty beneath his nose?
44055	Mr. Clifford, commanding the composite regiment of Portuguese and Spanish irregulars?
44055	Name?
44055	No more?
44055	Now, Tom, after that precious near squeak?
44055	Now, how''s it to be done?
44055	Of what use is it to you?
44055	Oh, every fool knows it, do they?
44055	One Francisco?
44055	Parted?
44055	Portuguese?
44055	Proper sort, ai n''t he?
44055	Pull the sack off, Bob,he said,"and jest you two keep yer tongues close in between yer teeth-- hear that, Jem, and you too, Sandy?
44055	Quite so; and then?
44055	Ready fer duty, eh?
44055	Ready, sir?
44055	Savvy, me lads? 44055 Savvy?"
44055	Shall we board her now?
44055	Shall we endeavour to make a breach at one point or at many?
44055	Sir?
44055	Slip? 44055 Special orders?"
44055	Taking the air?
44055	Tell me,he said,"I may rest in here, upstairs where there is less noise?
44055	That the full name?
44055	That''s you, eh?
44055	The Monsieur Tom Clifford who defended the church against those_ canaille_ of Portuguese, and commanded French troopers?
44055	The officer the French refuse to fight, eh?
44055	The officer the French refuse to fight, eh?
44055	The post has come?
44055	The right bird? 44055 The toffee you accused him of stealing?"
44055	The word?
44055	The work? 44055 Then Spanish?"
44055	Then let me go after him?
44055	Then what?
44055	Then you began the matter?
44055	Then you find fault with the work?
44055	Then you will not take freedom and safety for yourself?
44055	Then you''re used to getting aloft?
44055	Then, if that is so,ventured Tom,"why not confine our efforts to the sea?
44055	Then?
44055	Those brutes, where are they? 44055 Time for parade?"
44055	To one Francisco, with news, you understand?
44055	To the city?
44055	To what do I owe the visit? 44055 To whom?"
44055	Want?
44055	Well, my lad?
44055	Well? 44055 Well?"
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	Well?
44055	What about their lingo?
44055	What are the orders, sir?
44055	What corps is that?
44055	What corps?
44055	What does he say, monsieur?
44055	What fool''s errand have you called me for?
44055	What have you to answer?
44055	What name?
44055	What next?
44055	What then? 44055 What trade before you joined?"
44055	What would you do?
44055	What''re you here for? 44055 What''s that?"
44055	What''s the time?
44055	What''s the work?
44055	What''s this disguise for? 44055 What''s this?"
44055	What''s this?
44055	What? 44055 Where do we get landed,_ Monsieur le Lieutenant_?"
44055	Where is he?
44055	Where''s the use? 44055 Which is my cousin?"
44055	Which service, sir?
44055	Which service? 44055 Who are you that you should try to fool us?
44055	Who are you?
44055	Who knows, I may be a leader of troops before you have cut your wisdom teeth? 44055 Who said I could n''t walk?"
44055	Who won?
44055	Who''d ever sit on a stool and sweat over books in an office?
44055	Who''d have had the command of those French troopers? 44055 Who''s there here to let on what business we do?
44055	Why ask for this information?
44055	Why be miserable while we''re alive?
44055	Why did Tom start this quarrel?
44055	Why not, sir?
44055	Why not? 44055 Why not?"
44055	Why should n''t he be here for grabbin''? 44055 Why, friend?"
44055	Why? 44055 Why?"
44055	Wonder what''s below? 44055 Yes, sir?"
44055	You ai n''t calling me a fool?
44055	You are a civilian, sir,he asked,"and speak French and Portuguese?"
44055	You are free to come?
44055	You are hurt?
44055	You are ready to serve His Majesty?
44055	You are sure, sir?
44055	You are, are you?
44055	You chaps know how you''re spoken of, perhaps, eh?
44055	You found it later?
44055	You have an interpreter?
44055	You have been then to Ciudad before?
44055	You have orders to wait, then, my friend?
44055	You speak English?
44055	You think I''d do as an officer, sir?
44055	You think he is one of the gang, Tom?
44055	You were always good friends?
44055	You''d go aloft without feeling squeamish then?
44055	You''ll go with the stormers?
44055	You''ve got that, me lads? 44055 You''ve recalled the man from the tower?"
44055	You-- you''ve done it?
44055	_ Mais pourquoi?_"Hear him!
44055	''Eh?''
44055	A grouser?
44055	A mixture?
44055	A soldier, eh?"
44055	Afraid?
44055	After that----""After that, monsieur?"
44055	Ah, is that you, Andrews?"
44055	Ah, there''s Howeley-- well?"
44055	Ah, very neat shooting, eh?
44055	Ai n''t they cool''uns too?
44055	Ai n''t we got to change his duds, and you there trying to make things wuss?
44055	Am I right, though?
44055	And how can a man, or a youth for the matter of that, conjure up an easy smile under such circumstances?
44055	And make yourself as well understood as in the other two languages?"
44055	And now, what was before them?
44055	And the voice too?"
44055	And their leader?"
44055	And who would carry out the work more fittingly?
44055	And why march with the British army?"
44055	And why not buy freedom here for a while?
44055	And why not?
44055	Angelo?"
44055	Any more callers?"
44055	Anyone hurt?"
44055	Anyone with a grudge against you?"
44055	Are we not under fire often?"
44055	Beg pardon, sir, but what might your corps be?"
44055	But always José regarded Tom as a fortunate rival, as his future master; for was not Tom the son attached to the firm?
44055	But how was he to get away?
44055	But then, business comes first, eh?
44055	But then, had Tom''s life and conditions been much different?
44055	But was José the spy?
44055	But was he living still?
44055	But was it José?
44055	But what cared the others?
44055	But what did it matter?
44055	But what did these two young officers care?
44055	But who can say what''ll happen?
44055	But why should we not have left them to it?
44055	But would Tom, or indeed any of our men, ever get within this terribly grim fortress?
44055	But you''ve drawn the stuff; been paid by that young spark as hired you to work it?"
44055	But, seriously, how on earth is this matter to end?
44055	But----what''s up?"
44055	By what right do your men interfere with me?"
44055	Can we wonder that that at Alba was deserted by the cowardly Spanish as the French came near?
44055	Conspirators?
44055	Corps?"
44055	Could it be that one of the speakers must be José, the rascally cousin who had already done him such an injury, or could it be possible----?
44055	Could this really be the case?
44055	Did I not say that he, a staff officer, must know all?"
44055	Did Tom recognize this fellow even then?
44055	Did our hero recognize those voices after listening for a while?
44055	Did the men of Tom''s corps cheer?
44055	Did they twinkle ever so little?
44055	Did this general, whose name was famous throughout many countries, guess at the martial spirit that filled Tom''s breast?
44055	Does a prisoner, even if he be about to become a new comrade-- does he have the key of his prison given into his care?"
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?
44055	Eh?"
44055	Eh?"
44055	Even kings have their trials and troubles, and why not humble individuals like our hero?
44055	For have n''t I had proof positive?
44055	Good name, is n''t it?"
44055	Got it?"
44055	Grabbin''something that was n''t yourn?"
44055	Have some, Tom?"
44055	He asks what then?
44055	He led them at the enemy at full gallop; but what could fifty men do against some hundreds?
44055	He was in trouble; why then make the very worst of that fact?
44055	He''s beaten, ai n''t he, Huggins?"
44055	His age?
44055	His name?
44055	How are things passing at the church door?"
44055	How long and how often do they pepper you like that?"
44055	How long have you been free?
44055	How''d it do?"
44055	How''ll I do?"
44055	How''s it all to be done?"
44055	How''s one to pass here?"
44055	How''s that for an arrangement?
44055	How''s that, sir?"
44055	How''s that?
44055	How''s that?
44055	How''s that?"
44055	How''s that?"
44055	How?
44055	How?"
44055	How?"
44055	How?"
44055	Is n''t that it?
44055	Know all about this here campaign in the Peninsula, as Spain and Portugal''s called?"
44055	Locked?
44055	Mate, who''s this Mr. Clifford?
44055	Name again?"
44055	Name, may I ask, please?"
44055	No mistake, my hearty?"
44055	Now let''s get to supper, or breakfast-- which is it?"
44055	Now, I suppose, we shall have to return to England?"
44055	Now, Tom?"
44055	Now, does it?"
44055	Now, sir, what''s the answer?"
44055	Now, you have been to Ciudad Rodrigo before?"
44055	Now?"
44055	Of what use food and drink when a man''s hands were supposed to be fast bound behind him?
44055	Or would Tom Clifford appear upon the scenes again, and still have something to say to the rascal who had abducted both father and uncle?
44055	Perhaps; who could say?
44055	Queer thing, ai n''t it, that Boney should want them countries for his own?
44055	Ready?
44055	Shall I call up the other officer and our non- coms?"
44055	Simple, is it not?
44055	Supposing it do n''t?"
44055	Tell me, can you see anyone elsewhere than in and around the village?"
44055	That is so, comrade?"
44055	That is so, monsieur?"
44055	That''s risky, ai n''t it?"
44055	Then any other they could recognize?
44055	Then enter; but whither?
44055	Then he loved the English?
44055	Then how to haul the whole lot by the heels?
44055	Then what?
44055	Then who is he?"
44055	Then who?
44055	Then why not Tom?
44055	Then why such extraordinary excitement, the like of which he had not shown before, even in the midst of strenuous adventure?
44055	There I owe him a grudge; for if he had n''t, where should I be, eh?"
44055	There is danger?"
44055	There''s lots comes to the navy on that account, and why should n''t he?
44055	These?"
44055	Those peasants have drawn off for the moment; but will they retire from the contest for good?
44055	Tom''s a loss to the service, now is n''t he?"
44055	Understand?"
44055	Wanted to get up, eh?"
44055	Was Badajoz to see the end of a promising career, and put a stop to his quest?
44055	Was José there?
44055	Was he foxing?
44055	Was the spy the man who had crept into these quarters in Badajoz with the obvious intention of slaying Tom, and, if so, what was his object?
44055	Was there a sign of flinching?
44055	Was there ever such a fellow?"
44055	Was this crafty fellow luring them on?
44055	Well, comrade?"
44055	Well?"
44055	Well?"
44055	Well?"
44055	What are the orders?"
44055	What brought you, sir?"
44055	What can I do for you, sir?
44055	What can I do?
44055	What corps, please?"
44055	What could have caused this sudden nervousness?
44055	What did age matter in a country where time was of no consequence?
44055	What does an innkeeper have to do with spying?"
44055	What happens?
44055	What has happened?"
44055	What if Septimus were to learn of his action?
44055	What if mines did burst and blow hundreds to pieces?
44055	What if the enemy did cast bags of gunpowder into the confused ranks of the stormers?
44055	What if the whole foul scheme were discovered?
44055	What is the meaning of this disgraceful interruption?
44055	What matter if the alarm had been sounded half an hour before Wellington was to give the fatal signal?
44055	What next?"
44055	What now are the plans of the English lord?"
44055	What orders, sir?"
44055	What then?"
44055	What was that work?
44055	What was that?
44055	What will happen?"
44055	What wonder if Napoleon, realizing that here he was on the verge of a defeat, turned his eyes to other conquests?
44055	What would other officers of a similar age in these days care?
44055	What''d I say?
44055	What''s happened to the others?"
44055	What''s his corps?
44055	What''s it to do with you, anyway?"
44055	What''s that?"
44055	What''s that?"
44055	What''s the matter now?
44055	What''s the move now?
44055	What''s the report on this occasion?"
44055	What''s there to grumble at?
44055	What''s up?"
44055	When?
44055	Where is he?"
44055	Where should I have been, eh?
44055	Where was I?
44055	Where were you bound for?"
44055	Where, then?
44055	Where?
44055	Who are the other orficers?
44055	Who are you, speaking our tongue, who dare to say that you are friends?"
44055	Who could guess the future indeed?
44055	Who ever heard of a fellow who must needs shrug his shoulders in bed and in the darkness?
44055	Who helped you?"
44055	Who is in command of this party?"
44055	Who knows what might have happened had there been no sea to contend with and no fleet?
44055	Who knows, through such a gang we might get hold of that fellow who captured your father and mine?"
44055	Who knows?
44055	Who knows?
44055	Who knows?"
44055	Who thinks of danger when there is gold?"
44055	Who wants to work, and for these British?
44055	Who was he?
44055	Who was he?"
44055	Who were the other members of the firm and the family?"
44055	Who were these papers to be taken to?
44055	Who were they?
44055	Who''d have brought them through that mess?
44055	Who''d now be promoted to the command of a regiment of guerrillas?"
44055	Why did they fight us at the entrance to the village?"
44055	Why not a general one of these days?"
44055	Why not as he suggests?
44055	Why not let me do it all at the same time, and add the sketches?
44055	Why not purchase respite even for a few hours?
44055	Why not try to improve matters?
44055	Why not?"
44055	Why should n''t I have their share from both sides of the family?"
44055	Why then should we now take the side of the Spaniards?"
44055	Why, Tom, do n''t you know me?"
44055	Why?
44055	Why?"
44055	Why?"
44055	Why?"
44055	Will monsieur sanction the tossing of stones on the heads of the enemy?"
44055	Will you accept?"
44055	Will you help me?"
44055	With anyone else there would have been a note of injury in the answer; for had he shirked special risk in the past?
44055	Wonder if he''ll have news of the folks at home?"
44055	Wonder who this chap is and what game he''s up to?
44055	Would Tom''s little command and the men massed in the other squares be proof against such an ordeal?
44055	Would these fine fellows follow suit, or would they stand firm?
44055	Yes, what was to happen when the day broke once more across the smooth surface of the River Tormes?
44055	You ai n''t goin''to''pologize?"
44055	You are recovered, sir?"
44055	You had an agreement with the enemy?"
44055	You saw me close this plan hurriedly?
44055	You saw no others?"
44055	You shall send the papers to Wellington, with an explanation I shall write, and then I----""Yes?"
44055	You shook hands?"
44055	You stay?
44055	You understand?"
44055	You''ll hunt round Ciudad Rodrigo, I suppose?"
44055	You''ve bagged the sum from the covey, Sam?"
44055	You, Higgins, admit you called him a liar and a thief?"
44055	_ Dites donc, mon fou_; is it so often, then, that we fight under the eye and command of an English_ garçon_?
44055	ai n''t started smokin''yet?"
44055	or shall we, in fact----?"
21374	''Lishus, was n''t it?
21374	''Tain''t bleeding much, is it?
21374	A bullet? 21374 Afraid to cross?"
21374	Ah, Punch,he said,"better?"
21374	Ah, what are we going to do?
21374	Ai n''t I? 21374 And are these your plans of which you boasted?"
21374	And at the same time,said Punch,"put a couple of French muskets down before them, and us with French belts and cartridge- boxes on us all the time?"
21374	And can you fire a few shots on our behalf?
21374	And how can I go on eating without you? 21374 And how come you to be a private in his Majesty''s Rifle- Regiment?"
21374	And if they are not able to-- what then?
21374	And shall I?
21374	And so the French are holding the country everywhere, are they? 21374 And was it?"
21374	And what about that Spanish beggar? 21374 And what then?"
21374	And what then?
21374	And why not? 21374 And you do n''t know who''s beat?"
21374	And you feel that you could trust him?
21374	And you ran away?
21374	And you ran back to pick me up? 21374 And you up and said you would like to catch him at it?"
21374	And you, my lad?
21374	And you?
21374	And your men-- where are they?
21374	Anything else, master?--What, take this''ere jar of water? 21374 Are n''t you hungry?"
21374	Are n''t you there?
21374	Are we going to hold this place?
21374	Are we going to tramp over the mountains in the night?
21374	Are you in much pain, Punch?
21374	Are you in much pain, Punch?
21374	Are you ready?
21374	Are you, Punch?
21374	Ashamed? 21374 Asleep, Punch?"
21374	Awake? 21374 Badly wounded, eh?"
21374	Because I want you to answer my question: Would you go off and leave me here alone?
21374	Better after your long sleep?
21374	Better, Punch?
21374	Better, eh?
21374	Better? 21374 Better?
21374	Better? 21374 Better?"
21374	Broke your leg, comrade?
21374	But do you think you are strong enough yet?
21374	But had n''t you better look again?
21374	But how do you feel? 21374 But is it safe to leave you?"
21374	But look here,said Punch,"could n''t we manage with powder and shot from their blunderbusters?"
21374	But retreating?
21374	But suppose he ai n''t coming? 21374 But suppose the French come?"
21374	But tell me, is there any way by which the enemy can take us in the rear?
21374	But tell me,cried the King with a piteous sigh,"can nothing be done?
21374	But we are beaten, are we not?
21374	But what prisoner?
21374	But what would you do if you were a king?
21374	But where was the bread to come from?
21374	But where''s all the fighting?
21374	But why do you ask?
21374	But wo n''t it be very bad for your leg, comrade?
21374	But would n''t it be better if we had a good rest to- night?
21374	But you are not an officer?
21374	But you did n''t see no enemy this time, did you?
21374	But you get very sleepy over it, do n''t you?
21374	But you saw her?
21374	But your friend-- no?
21374	But, Punch, what has been happening?
21374	But, do n''t you see, I ca n''t behave like a man when I''m only a boy? 21374 But, where are you going to get it from?"
21374	Ca n''t I?
21374	Ca n''t you manage it, sir?
21374	Ca n''t you recollect, comrade?
21374	Can you get up, comrade?
21374	Can you help us? 21374 Can you understand French?"
21374	Can you walk?
21374	Carry your hat, sir?
21374	Cold?
21374	Come on again, with such a prize as the Spanish King to be made a prisoner? 21374 Could n''t we get over to the other side?"
21374	Did I hurt you?
21374	Did I? 21374 Did n''t I always double beside my company- leader, and give the calls whenever I was told?"
21374	Did n''t you see?
21374	Do n''t I? 21374 Do n''t it feel nice to your toddlers?
21374	Do n''t you hear?
21374	Do n''t you remember, lad?
21374	Do they know we are English?
21374	Do you feel so hungry now, Punch?
21374	Do you know the way?
21374	Do you know why he wants me?
21374	Do you see that light?
21374	Do you speak French fluently?
21374	Do you speak Spanish?
21374	Do you want him to come and find that we have broken faith with him and are not here?
21374	Do you?
21374	Does he think he''s going to be shot?
21374	Does it? 21374 Eh, do you understand French?"
21374	Eh, what is it?
21374	Eh, what?
21374	Eh, who''s that?
21374	Eh?
21374	Eh?
21374	Feel better, comrade?
21374	Feel faint, lad?
21374	Fighting? 21374 For the escaped prisoners?"
21374	Go to sleep?
21374	Got a full box?
21374	Got what?
21374	HEAR THAT?
21374	Had anything yourself?
21374	Had anything yourself?
21374	Had n''t you better see if yours is all right too?
21374	Has he cut you, comrade?
21374	Have a little water now, Punch?
21374	Have they won? 21374 Have they?"
21374	Have you sickened them, my lads?
21374	Hear that, my man?
21374	Hear that?
21374	Hear? 21374 Here goes, then-- I am to do it?"
21374	Here, I say, where''s the nearest village?
21374	Here, I say,whispered Punch,"what was all that talking about?"
21374	Here, comrade, ought n''t we two to run to cover a little way in advance?
21374	Here, comrade,he whispered to Pen;"are n''t these''ere cork- trees?"
21374	Here, tell me, are my arms fastened behind me?
21374	Here,he said,"what game do you call that?
21374	Honour?
21374	Hours?
21374	How are you now, Punch?
21374	How came you to join so quiet- looking a regiment?
21374	How can I help hearing it?
21374	How could I help it?
21374	How did I do that? 21374 How did you do that?"
21374	How do I know when you washed that last?
21374	How do you know? 21374 How far is it, do you think?"
21374	How long have you been a private in the--th?
21374	How would it be to spend a cartridge over his head? 21374 How''s that, Punch?"
21374	How''s the wound? 21374 How''s your friend?"
21374	How?
21374	Hurt you too much?
21374	I say, Pen, are you there?
21374	I say, comrade, what do you want to talk like that for?
21374	I say, comrade,said Punch, repeating his question rather impatiently,"are n''t we going to begin soon?
21374	I say, comrade,whispered Punch;"are we going to begin soon?"
21374	I say, hear that? 21374 I say, hear that?"
21374	I say, how do you know all this?
21374	I say, how''s your leg?
21374	I say, they have n''t done for you, have they, comrade? 21374 I say, where do you think our lads are?"
21374	I say, you are n''t gone to sleep already, are you?
21374	I say,he cried,"whatcher doing of?
21374	I say,said Punch, slowly turning his head from side to side,"I suppose you ca n''t understand plain English, can you?"
21374	I say,whispered Punch,"how''s your leg?"
21374	I say-- why?
21374	I suppose I may tell the father that his breakfast was capital, and that you can make yourself happy here till you get better?
21374	I wish I could make you understand,he said;"but we are both most grateful and we shall never forget it, and-- What''s the matter?"
21374	I''ll try,was the reply;"but can you really sit up like that?"
21374	I-- I am well; but you-- how are you now?
21374	I-- have I been ill?
21374	I-- what do you mean?
21374	In the dark?
21374	In what way, Punch?
21374	Is it far?
21374	Is it likely, Punch?
21374	Is that meant for a joke, Punch? 21374 Jusso,"said Punch, with a faint little laugh;"and you ca n''t make bread without flour, can you?
21374	Just the same as you would if you had had hold of the rifle yourself, Punch-- eh?
21374	Knife?
21374	Latin? 21374 Leave you now?
21374	Leg hurt you, comrade?
21374	Like Woolwich and Addiscombe?
21374	Look here, can you understand this?
21374	Look here,he said,"can you bite?"
21374	May I take it that you are willing to try?
21374	Me drink, sir? 21374 Muskets, ai n''t they?"
21374	My wound?
21374	No, Punch, it was two nights ago, and the doctor thought--"The doctor? 21374 No; why should I?
21374	Not going to die, am I?
21374	Not tell you to run while there''s a chance?
21374	Not worse, are you, comrade?
21374	Now then, what do you say to a swim across?
21374	Now, boys,he said,"ready?"
21374	Now, how about poor Punch? 21374 Oh, I say, whatcher talking about?
21374	Oh, I say, you were n''t going to stand that?
21374	Oh, ca n''t I, Punch?
21374	Oh, ca n''t there? 21374 Oh, do n''t I?
21374	Oh, is there? 21374 Oh, that was it, was it?"
21374	Oh, that''s it, is it, sir?
21374	Oh, that''s it, is it?
21374	Oh, that''s it, is it?
21374	Oh, what have I done?
21374	Oh, you can feel it too? 21374 Oh, you mean, not till you have fetched the water?"
21374	Oh, you want to hear that?
21374	Pain gone off?
21374	Pain? 21374 Punch, you there?"
21374	Punch,panted Pen,"not hurt?"
21374	Ready?
21374	Ready?
21374	Say, comrade,he said,"is Spain what they call a civilised country?"
21374	Saying that to comfort a fellow,he almost whispered;"only, I say, comrade, you did stick to me, and you won''t-- won''t--""Wo n''t what?"
21374	See it? 21374 See that, comrade?"
21374	See you laugh at him? 21374 Shall I tell you, Punch?"
21374	Shall we risk it, comrade?
21374	Show us the way where?
21374	So you thought me long?
21374	Soldiers?
21374	Stopped? 21374 Strong as he is, and masterful, he will never succeed, and you know why?"
21374	Strong enough? 21374 Surrounded, eh?"
21374	Tell me? 21374 Telled you that, did he?
21374	Thanks, senor.--Beaten? 21374 That the best you can do for yourselves?"
21374	That there bullet-- where is it?
21374	That was all a dream, I believe, Punch; and I suppose you had another dream or two about the wolves?
21374	That will do,said the officer,"only be ready for your duty at any moment.--Well, what do you wish to say?"
21374	That you, Private Gray?
21374	That you, Private Gray?
21374	That you, Punch?
21374	That your old wound throbs and burns just the same as mine does?
21374	That''s what he means, is it? 21374 The girl?"
21374	Then I am to tell him that you are ready to have a shot or two at the enemy?
21374	Then are we to continue our flight to- night?
21374	Then how come you to be here?
21374	Then it waren''t your home any longer?
21374	Then we ought to turn back, ought n''t we?
21374	Then what did you mean?
21374	Then what''s he been gone such a long time for? 21374 Then you mean for us to try and get out of this wretched hole?"
21374	Then you think we could get away, Punch?
21374	Then you would like to have him with you?
21374	Then, Punch? 21374 Then, what''ll he say?"
21374	Then, why do n''t you lie still? 21374 Then, why has he made prisoners of us?"
21374	Then, you think that will do?
21374	There''s my flint and steel in my satchel, but where''s your fish?
21374	There, Punch,said Pen, rising;"you did n''t dream, did you, that our friends crept up with their knives in the night to make an end of you?"
21374	They are quite welcome, are they not?
21374	Think I''m going to tramp in boots and let you tramp over the rocks barefoot? 21374 Think not?
21374	Think so, comrade? 21374 Think so?"
21374	Think so?
21374	Think so?
21374	Think so?
21374	Think so?
21374	Think that''s in the little valley that leads up to the old mine?
21374	Think they have gone, comrade?
21374	Think they will come on again?
21374	Think they would knife us for it?
21374	Think we are not getting up the same mountain where the old mine is?
21374	Think we have won?
21374	Think?
21374	Thirsty? 21374 This is a nice way to prepare ourselves for a tramp over the mountains, is n''t it?"
21374	To be sure,replied Pen;"and you want to get strong, do n''t you?"
21374	To escape?
21374	To the hut? 21374 To where the French are lying in camp, so that they may get hold of us again?
21374	Took out what?
21374	Trust you? 21374 Understand that?"
21374	Understand-- understand what?
21374	We ai n''t got no money, have we?
21374	Well, I ca n''t help that, can I? 21374 Well, I do n''t like to tell you, comrade?"
21374	Well, Punch,cried Pen, as he stepped back to the hut,"feel better for your breakfast?"
21374	Well, Punch,said Pen hoarsely,"what are you thinking?"
21374	Well, Punch?
21374	Well, after being starved as we have, ai n''t it enough to make anybody think that a little more would n''t do them any harm? 21374 Well, ai n''t we got the chance?
21374	Well, and what then?
21374	Well, are we much better off now, Punch?
21374	Well, are you satisfied now, Punch, that he is n''t talking about you?
21374	Well, but is that all?
21374	Well, but what are we going to do? 21374 Well, cheese, then?
21374	Well, did n''t you find no farmhouses nor cottages where they''d give you a bit of something to eat?
21374	Well, do n''t you?
21374	Well, how should I know?
21374	Well, my friend,said the smuggler, turning to Punch,"have you made a good meal?"
21374	Well, that''s what I said, did n''t I?
21374	Well, then, why did n''t you try?
21374	Well, then, why do n''t you speak out?
21374	Well, were n''t they weak?
21374	Well, what do you say? 21374 Well, what have they got to do with it?"
21374	Well, what is it? 21374 Well, what is it?"
21374	Well, what of that? 21374 Well, what?"
21374	Well, who wants it to be handsome? 21374 Well, who''s to have a happetite with a wound like mine?
21374	Well, why did n''t you catch one, or drive your bayonet into it? 21374 Well, why do n''t you go?"
21374	Well, will they do it?
21374	Well, you are going to carry it now, are n''t you?
21374	Well, you have seen plenty of our poor fellows in hospital, have n''t you?
21374	Well?
21374	Well?
21374	Were you?
21374	What about her?
21374	What about?
21374	What am I to do? 21374 What are they doing now, Punch?"
21374	What are you talking about?
21374	What can I do to make her understand that he is wounded? 21374 What can you see?"
21374	What did he do that for, comrade?
21374	What did he say?
21374	What did that fellow want?
21374	What do I mean by what? 21374 What do you mean by that?"
21374	What do you mean, then?
21374	What do you mean? 21374 What do you mean?"
21374	What do you mean?
21374	What do you think?
21374	What do you want to ask that for?
21374	What does he mean by that, Pen?
21374	What does he mean by that, Punch?
21374	What does he mean by that, Punch?
21374	What does he mean, comrade?
21374	What does he want?
21374	What does that mean? 21374 What does that mean?"
21374	What for? 21374 What for?
21374	What for? 21374 What for?"
21374	What for?
21374	What for?
21374	What for?
21374	What game''s this, comrade?
21374	What hut?
21374	What is it you want? 21374 What is it, Punch?
21374	What is it, Punch? 21374 What is it, Punch?"
21374	What is it, then? 21374 What is it?
21374	What is it? 21374 What is it?
21374	What is it? 21374 What is it?"
21374	What is it?
21374	What is it?
21374	What of the entrance to this great cavern- mine? 21374 What say?"
21374	What then?
21374	What time can it be now?
21374	What was I talking about? 21374 What were you going to say?"
21374	What were you thinking about?
21374	What''s become of that gal, then?
21374	What''s he a- saying of?
21374	What''s he going to do?
21374	What''s he up to now?
21374	What''s that, Punch?
21374	What''s that, comrade?
21374	What''s that?
21374	What''s the matter, Punch? 21374 What''s the matter, Punch?"
21374	What''s the matter? 21374 What''s the matter?"
21374	What''s the matter?
21374	What''s to be done?
21374	What''s to- morrow night got to do with it? 21374 What''s under age?"
21374	What, and get to be a lawyer?
21374	What, may n''t I say hooray?
21374	What, not when we are faint with hunger?
21374	What, our men? 21374 What, take a snooze there, sir?"
21374	What, them two as we brought down? 21374 What-- steal?"
21374	What? 21374 What?"
21374	What?
21374	Whatcher doing of?
21374	Whatcher doing of?
21374	Whatcher doing?
21374	Whatcher going to do with your knife? 21374 Whatcher going to do?"
21374	Whatcher laughing at?
21374	Whatcher mean by that?
21374	Whatcher mean?
21374	Whatcher thinking about?
21374	Whatcher want?
21374	Where are we? 21374 Where are your guns?"
21374	Where did you get the milk?
21374	Where do they want to take him?
21374	Where do you suppose we are, Punch?
21374	Where is she?
21374	Where were you before you enlisted?
21374	Where you been?
21374	Where''s that boy?
21374	Where''s the ridgment?
21374	Where''s your hand?
21374	Where?
21374	Which way shall we go?
21374	Which way?
21374	Who thought anything about dew or damp?
21374	Who wants sparkling water? 21374 Who''s a- showing temper?
21374	Who''s to see anybody''s right when it''s as black as your hat?
21374	Who''s to sleep with a pair of red- hot feet and an empty cupboard? 21374 Who''s to smarten himself up,"he cried petulantly,"when his uniform is all nohow and he''s got no proper boots?
21374	Why could n''t I find all this?
21374	Why do n''t he say so, then?
21374	Why do they say that?
21374	Why do you ask? 21374 Why has he shut us up?"
21374	Why is it, then?
21374	Why not? 21374 Why not?
21374	Why not? 21374 Why not?"
21374	Why not?
21374	Why not?
21374	Why queer? 21374 Why should I wake him to pain and misery?
21374	Why were you not here with the friends you promised?
21374	Why, Punch, lad,said Pen, stepping to the bedside and leaning over his comrade,"what''s the matter?
21374	Why, Punch,cried Pen,"you are not asleep, are you?"
21374	Why, boy?
21374	Why, did n''t you live there?
21374	Why, did n''t you tell them we was English?
21374	Why, do n''t you understand? 21374 Why, is n''t he your enemy?"
21374	Why, she was--"Yes,_ was_,whispered Punch again;"but where is she now?
21374	Why, what about?
21374	Why, what do you mean?
21374	Why, what have you done? 21374 Why, what''s the matter with the boy?"
21374	Why? 21374 Why?"
21374	Why?
21374	Why?
21374	Will there be fighting?
21374	Will they come back?
21374	Will we fire a few shots at the French?
21374	Will you keep your tongue quiet, Punch?
21374	Without the slightest exaggeration?
21374	Worth coming for-- eh, Punch?
21374	Would you mind tying this?
21374	Would you?
21374	Wound hurt you much, my lad?
21374	Yes, I guessed that was it; but how did you say it so as to make him understand? 21374 Yes, and let you go back to the school?"
21374	Yes, for the sons of gentlemen making ready for the army?
21374	Yes, what is it?
21374	Yes, what? 21374 You ai n''t a- going to run away and leave me here, are you?"
21374	You are beginning to get a bit better, comrade?
21374	You are, I suppose, an officer and a gentleman?
21374	You do n''t? 21374 You do n''t?"
21374	You feel that dreadful pain again? 21374 You have drunk all the water, then?"
21374	You have got to know that?
21374	You mean it?
21374	You mean one of them big schools where they makes young officers?
21374	You mean that you wo n''t go and leave me here alone? 21374 You saw me go down, did n''t you?"
21374	You take it, then,said the smuggler,"that we are beaten?"
21374	You think she will come again, then?
21374	You were going to be a soldier, then-- I mean, an officer?
21374	Your Majesty trusts me, then, again?
21374	_ Frances_?
21374	_ Navajo_?
21374	_ Soldado Frances_?
21374	''Tis miserable work, though, is n''t it?"
21374	''Tisn''t fever, is it?"
21374	Ai n''t broke anything, have you?"
21374	Ai n''t deaf and dumb, are you?"
21374	Ai n''t it a shame to grumble when you get plenty of them as you can eat raw or make a fire and roast them?
21374	Ai n''t it rum, comrade?
21374	Ai n''t it time we sat down and had a bit of dinner?"
21374	Ai n''t it?"
21374	Ai n''t they going to give us anything to eat?"
21374	Ai n''t you a gentleman?"
21374	Ai n''t yours bad?"
21374	Ai n''t yours?"
21374	All right?"
21374	And did n''t he provision us?
21374	And now tell me, where did you learn to speak French so well?"
21374	And so I''ve been lying here in this hut ever since?"
21374	And what does it mean?
21374	And what''s the good of me talking?"
21374	And what''s the matter with my voice?"
21374	And you will tell the lads when you get back that I did n''t show the white feather, but went out just like a fellow ought?"
21374	Are any of our regiments near?"
21374	Are n''t we soldiers?
21374	Are our fellows coming back and driving the enemy before them, or is it the other way on?"
21374	Are we likely to come to a town and a bridge?"
21374	Are we to march again?"
21374	Are we to stop in the rear?
21374	Are you awake now?"
21374	Are you going to lie down to sleep?"
21374	Are you very thirsty?"
21374	BOOTS OR BOOTY?
21374	Bell- mouthed?
21374	But I must n''t go to sleep.--Are you asleep, Punch?"
21374	But I say, is n''t this lovely-- on the march again with a loaded gun over your shoulder?
21374	But I say, she did n''t see me snivelling, did she?"
21374	But I say, we are going to fight for the Spanish King, then?
21374	But I say, what''s become of your rifle and belt?"
21374	But before I take you to his Majesty, who is waiting for us, tell me as man to man, perhaps face to face with death, what is really our position?
21374	But do you see that?"
21374	But had n''t you better go to sleep again?"
21374	But has he gone to fetch water?"
21374	But how are you?
21374	But is n''t it about time that Mr Padre came back?"
21374	But just you tell me: does your leg hurt you much?"
21374	But of course we ai n''t sure; and I suppose we are not going anywhere near the old_ padre''s_ place?"
21374	But tell me, are you wounded?"
21374	But the wounded-- are there many?"
21374	But what did it all mean?
21374	But what does it all mean?
21374	But what has that got to do with it?"
21374	But what have you got to grumble about now you''re better?"
21374	But where are we now, then?"
21374	But where are we?
21374	But where is he now?
21374	But where should you say we are?
21374	But where''s my instrument?"
21374	But wo n''t it be a pity to leave here and go on the march again?
21374	But you have n''t done anything to be ashamed of?"
21374	But, I say, comrade, you are all right, are n''t you?"
21374	But, I say, did you save me, or did I save you?
21374	But, I say, do n''t you think we might have a go at the prog?
21374	But, I say, do you think it''s likely that gal will come again?
21374	But, I say, do you think you ought to do any more about stopping up the hole so as to give a fellow a chance?"
21374	But, I say, it ai n''t getting dark yet, is it?"
21374	But, I say, they wo n''t stick a bayonet through me, will they?"
21374	But, I say, what made you jump upon me and tell me I was always thinking about eating when I said breakfast?"
21374	By the way, why did you suppose that he was the King?"
21374	Ca n''t you hear?
21374	Ca n''t you hear?"
21374	Ca n''t you put me up to it, comrade?"
21374	Ca n''t you see it sparkling?"
21374	Ca n''t you see?
21374	Ca n''t you turn yourself round?"
21374	Can you eat some of the bread too?"
21374	Can you get me some water?"
21374	Can you hear me?"
21374	Can you repeat your words in Latin?
21374	Can you swim?"
21374	Can you think?"
21374	Could n''t I?
21374	Could n''t we slip off and find the way to our troops?"
21374	Could n''t you get some bread-- not to eat, but to sop in it?"
21374	Could you go off to sleep and trust them?"
21374	D''ye''ear?
21374	D''ye''ear?"
21374	Despondent?
21374	Did it hurt you much?"
21374	Did n''t happen to see, did you, where he put the bread and onions?
21374	Did n''t he look fine with his silk handkercher round his head and his pistols in his scarf?
21374	Did n''t you carry me down here?"
21374	Did n''t you know when you were safe?"
21374	Did n''t you know?
21374	Did n''t you pay more attention to me when I was wounded?"
21374	Did n''t you see they slipped off the belt, and that young Spaniard''s got it along with my rifle?"
21374	Did n''t your uncle want you to be a soldier, then?"
21374	Did something hit me on the head?
21374	Did we win?"
21374	Did you think I had forgotten you?"
21374	Did you think I meant that?"
21374	Did you?"
21374	Did you?"
21374	Do n''t our chaps all carry rifles?
21374	Do n''t the song say,` God save the King?''
21374	Do n''t you call this a game?
21374	Do n''t you hear?
21374	Do n''t you remember?"
21374	Do n''t you understand, Punch?"
21374	Do you hear me?"
21374	Do you think these French officers are such poor tacticians that they will leave the entrance unguarded by a body of troops?"
21374	Do you think you can bear me to get you on my back again?"
21374	Do you understand?"
21374	Do you understand?"
21374	Do you want them to come and take us both?"
21374	Do you want to join your people?"
21374	Does it hurt you?"
21374	Does your wound hurt you?"
21374	Drop down together, do n''t us, if he does?"
21374	FRIENDS OR FOES?
21374	Fighting?"
21374	Find room for him in the ambulance.--There, sir, are you satisfied now?"
21374	Footsore, or a wound?"
21374	Got it, comrade?"
21374	Got it, comrade?"
21374	Had n''t I better take the muskets?"
21374	Had n''t we better go lower down and try and find some cottage?"
21374	Had n''t we better lie down here and go to sleep till daylight?"
21374	Had n''t we better make a start?"
21374	Has she come back by some other way?"
21374	Have I been dreaming?"
21374	Have I been off my head a bit?"
21374	Have we been resting, then, because my feet were so bad with the marching?"
21374	Have you been in the river?"
21374	He can cure our souls-- eh, father?"
21374	He is saying as you must give it up, and I do n''t think now as he means any harm.--I say, you do n''t, do you, old chap?"
21374	He wants me to bring the forage- basket.--Got''em?"
21374	He was a Spaniard, of course?"
21374	Hear that?
21374	Here, Private Gray, what are you going to do?"
21374	Here, what is it?
21374	Here, what''s the matter with you?"
21374	Here, whatcher doing of?
21374	How about your cartridges?
21374	How are things going?
21374	How are we going to tell them to halt?"
21374	How are you going to get across?
21374	How are you, lad?"
21374	How can a fellow grow with a hole in his back?"
21374	How could I, when I was driven by these wretched French, who are ten times our number?
21374	How do we know that he are n''t got a bullet in him and has gone down?
21374	How do you feel now, comrade?"
21374	How far do you say it is to the camp?"
21374	How have you been off for rations?"
21374	How is it to be done?"
21374	How many horses has your father got?
21374	How was it?"
21374	How would they like it themselves?"
21374	How''s yours?"
21374	How?"
21374	Hullo, what does this mean?"
21374	Hurt yourself when you went down?"
21374	I have got a musket, though; and, I say, why do n''t we have a day''s shooting, and knock over a kid or a pig?"
21374	I have n''t been to sleep all the night, have I?"
21374	I know what it was-- you ran away from home?"
21374	I say, Gray, am I going to be very bad, and never get well again?"
21374	I say, ai n''t it getting against the collar?"
21374	I say, ai n''t that our chaps coming back?"
21374	I say, comrade, ought n''t the soles of our feet to begin to get hard by now?"
21374	I say, do n''t they ache?"
21374	I say, do n''t you think she may come to- night?"
21374	I say, do you know what the cavalry chaps say the trumpet call is for stables?"
21374	I say, give us a bit more of that cake, and-- I say-- what''s the Spanish for butter?"
21374	I say, have you got that bullet safe?"
21374	I say, he''s an Irishman, is n''t he?"
21374	I say, how''s your leg?"
21374	I say, look here, Gray; what does this mean?
21374	I say, look here, do you think the army will be this side of the river?"
21374	I say, private, did n''t I get a bullet into me, and fall right down here?
21374	I say, though, I did n''t show nothing, did I?"
21374	I say, though, catch your foot on a stone?"
21374	I say, though, did n''t they pick us up because they thought we were wounded?"
21374	I say, though, give a fellow some more of that milk, will you?
21374	I say, though, private-- sure to die after it, ai n''t I?"
21374	I say, what are they going to do?"
21374	I say, you do n''t think it will, do you?"
21374	I suppose that will about sicken them, wo n''t it?"
21374	I want to laugh.--Can''t hear''em now; can you?"
21374	I wonder whether this was smuggled.--What''s the matter now?"
21374	If it''s like this now, what''s it going to be by to- night?
21374	If there were, how could our General with his little bit of an army drive the big army of Frenchies about as he does?
21374	If they had shot me in front I could have seen to it myself.--I say, does it bleed much?"
21374	In what way?"
21374	Is it likely?"
21374	Is it your wound?"
21374	It ai n''t dead yet?"
21374	It do n''t hurt your feelings, does it?"
21374	It do n''t mean, do it, that he''s sent for some one to come and take us?
21374	It was yesterday, was n''t it?"
21374	It would have been better then, would n''t it?"
21374	It''s a good sign, ai n''t it, when a chap begins to get hungry?"
21374	Kept you awake all night?"
21374	Learning to be an officer, eh?
21374	Leave off telling of me?"
21374	Likely, was n''t it?
21374	Limping?"
21374	Look here, you could eat one of these onions, could n''t you?"
21374	Look here; you and me''s friends and comrades, ai n''t we?"
21374	Made you leave school?
21374	My word, wo n''t the chaps give us a hooroar when we march into camp?
21374	Nature sets to work to mend you again?
21374	No, I fancied-- I-- Here, am I going mad?"
21374	Not going to shoot me, are they?"
21374	Not hit?"
21374	Now then, are n''t you going?"
21374	Now then, are you ready?
21374	Now then, was n''t I right when I said you ought to have fired at him and brought him down?
21374	Now then, what do you say to that?"
21374	Now then, where are you going to take us?
21374	Now then, which way had I better go?"
21374	Now, do you see?"
21374	Now, what''s next to be done?
21374	Now, what''s to be done?"
21374	Now, where is it to be found?
21374	Now, where''s my bugle?"
21374	Now, you do n''t think that I should have given you water out of a dirty pail?"
21374	Of my captain''s uniform, Punch?"
21374	Oh, ca n''t you say something to tell that poor girl not to cry like that?
21374	Oh, you mean stick it on, sir?
21374	Pen replied in the way he had learned, and directly after came the question,"Where''s the father?"
21374	Punch turned sharply to his comrade and gave him a wink, as much as to say,"Hear that?"
21374	Quite in a new part of the country?"
21374	Ready to go into hiding where you will be safe, or are you ready to help us against your enemies the French?"
21374	Ready to go on now?"
21374	Said you wanted to be a soldier so as to wear the uniform?
21374	Seems to make me sleepier to listen to him.--I say, not awake, are you, comrade?"
21374	Sha''n''t I, comrade?"
21374	Shall we be near enough to hear if there''s any fighting going on?"
21374	Sleepy, are you?
21374	So I have got to lie still and get well?
21374	Something''s sure to turn up before long, and-- What did you do that for?"
21374	Talking in your sleep?"
21374	That sentry is n''t coming, is he?"
21374	That you, Punch?"
21374	That''s a good job; ai n''t it, comrade?"
21374	The little chap''s as strong as a horse-- pony, I mean.--Does it hurt you much, comrade?"
21374	The--th, are n''t you?"
21374	Then this ai n''t our hut at all?"
21374	Then you knocked him down?"
21374	Then, what am I going for?
21374	Then, what''s next?"
21374	There, ca n''t you see them?"
21374	They do n''t mean it for us, do they?"
21374	Think I could walk now?"
21374	Think I ought to be snoring?
21374	Think I''m such a silly as to bring the enemy down upon us?"
21374	Think he will to- night?"
21374	Think it would be safe for me to go to sleep?"
21374	Think she will come back soon?"
21374	Think that chap''s waiting to begin bullying her again?"
21374	Think their captain is going to give it up as a bad job?"
21374	Think they will come now?"
21374	Think we shall have a chance of a shot or two?"
21374	Think you can stop it, private?"
21374	Thought he meant I had stolen it.--_Bonum_, eh, sir?
21374	To shoot us, and that young Spaniel too?"
21374	To- night?
21374	Try and go to sleep till morning?
21374	Very good uns, waren''t they?"
21374	Wanted me to run away, did you?
21374	Was that there Spanish?"
21374	We are not going to share our prog with anybody else, and if it''s husbands, how do we know they wo n''t bring their wives?
21374	We do n''t want to count them, do we?"
21374	We must hold that patch.--Here, bugler!--Where''s that boy?"
21374	We ought to be along with the British army by to- night; and what''s husbands got to do with it?
21374	We shall have''ventures, sha''n''t we?"
21374	Well, ai n''t that being a gentleman?
21374	Well, have n''t you anything to say?"
21374	Well, how do you feel now?
21374	Well, that''s all clear enough.--How are you now, comrade?"
21374	Well, that''s the King, ai n''t it?
21374	Well, whatcher brought for us to eat?"
21374	Were you cutting it with your knife?"
21374	What are the generals for?"
21374	What are we to do?"
21374	What are you thinking about?"
21374	What are you trying to get?
21374	What colour?
21374	What did Gray say they were-- smugglers?
21374	What did I tell you?"
21374	What did he do, then?"
21374	What did you expect?
21374	What did you say?
21374	What do they call them?
21374	What do they mean now?"
21374	What do you say to having a go at getting our arms loose?"
21374	What do you want?"
21374	What do you want?"
21374	What does he want to chuck that in a fellow''s teeth for?"
21374	What does it all mean, Punch?
21374	What does it all mean?"
21374	What does it matter now?"
21374	What for?"
21374	What for?"
21374	What for?"
21374	What happened then?"
21374	What have they got to smuggle?"
21374	What is he talking about?
21374	What is it?"
21374	What is there for breakfast?"
21374	What made you put me like this?"
21374	What makes you think that?"
21374	What place is this?"
21374	What shall I do?
21374	What shall I do?"
21374	What shall we do-- go to sleep now?"
21374	What time is it?"
21374	What was that you said to him?"
21374	What was the good of our slipping away if it was only to give ourselves up?"
21374	What you breathing like that for?
21374	What''ll be his first order?
21374	What''ll the colonel say when he sees that?"
21374	What''s going on?
21374	What''s his hurt-- bayonet?"
21374	What''s she got to do with it?"
21374	What''s that?
21374	What''s the good of going there?"
21374	What''s the good of it, when there''s so much for us to do in walloping the French?
21374	What''s the good of talking?
21374	What''s the matter with my leg?"
21374	What''s to be done now?"
21374	What''s wrong?"
21374	What, did it hurt?
21374	What, is that wrong?
21374	What, killed?"
21374	What?
21374	Whatcher talking about?"
21374	When was it-- just now?"
21374	Where are you for?"
21374	Where are you hurt?"
21374	Where are you?"
21374	Where have you got it?"
21374	Where''s his cloud of riflemen feeling the way for him?
21374	Where''s my tree?"
21374	Where''s your wound?
21374	Where''s your wound?"
21374	Where?"
21374	Which then was the King?
21374	Which way did you go this time?"
21374	Who could think of eating now?"
21374	Who spoke?"
21374	Who was that chap who was tortured by having it close to him and not being able to reach it?
21374	Who''s going to be contented shut- up here like a prisoner?"
21374	Who''s she?
21374	Who''s that?
21374	Who?"
21374	Why are we here?"
21374	Why did n''t you ask yourself some good tough questions that you could n''t answer-- regular puzzlers?"
21374	Why did n''t you pull the trigger?
21374	Why did n''t you think of this before?
21374	Why does n''t he wake up?
21374	Why not kill one of the kids?"
21374	Why, if I moved from here I should be seen.--Asleep, Punch?"
21374	Why, if we go on like this, one of these days they will be sarving out the promotions, and then where do we come in?
21374	Why, they do n''t want to take us into the dark so that the goats should n''t see the murder, do they?"
21374	Why, you are not going to set up a faint heart, are you?"
21374	Why?"
21374	Why?"
21374	Will that do?"
21374	Will you have some more water?"
21374	Wolves?"
21374	Wonder whether Private Gray knows what_ el rey_ means?
21374	Would you like to wait a little longer?"
21374	Wound beginning to hurt you again?"
21374	Wound hurt you again?"
21374	Yes,"he added, turning sharply in the darkness to some one who had touched him on the shoulder;"who is it?"
21374	You ai n''t going to cut up that other sleeve of your shirt, are you?"
21374	You are beaten, and unable to do more to save the King?"
21374	You are not down- hearted because we have had a bit of a venture or two?
21374	You can make yourself very comfortable here, ca n''t you, and eat and drink and sleep?"
21374	You do n''t mean to say you have come here like this to show the Johnny Crapauds where we are, so that they may take us prisoners?
21374	You do n''t think I ought to have fired, do you?"
21374	You do n''t want that, do you?"
21374	You have heard them of a night, have n''t you?"
21374	You have n''t minded my saying such nasty things as I have sometimes?"
21374	You hurt?"
21374	You said your father was a good un, did n''t you?"
21374	You will take care of it, wo n''t you?"
21374	You, Punch?"
21374	You, Punchard, ca n''t you let those trousers down a little lower?"
21374	Your wound?"
21374	Yours warn''t, was he?"
21374	` Which will you choose?
21374	cried Pen, speaking with a simulated anger,"you wo n''t be such a coward as to go and leave me all alone here?"
21374	cried the boy excitedly,"what did I tell you?
21374	half- groaned the boy; and then with a sudden access of excitement,"Here, I say, where''s my bugle?"
21374	he muttered,"who''s to know which way to go?
21374	he said,"not hurt much, are you?"
21374	said Pen, turning upon him firmly,"you would do that if you were ordered?"
21374	sighed the young soldier,"who''d have thought that taking the king''s shilling would bring a fellow to this?
21374	whispered Pen angrily,"how can you be such a fool?"
21374	whispered Punch,"who wants to eat?