This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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10439 | What that man ought to have said was,"How goes the fight?" |
12272 | ***** Were the Caribs cannibals? |
12272 | Did not their own arrows glance harmlessly from the glittering scales with which they covered their bodies? |
12272 | How are we to defend it?" |
12272 | Was Guaybána quite sure that the white- faced invader could be killed at all? |
12272 | What else could be expected from indolent soldiers and vagabonds without any means of clearing forests or building houses? |
30987 | There is a delay and an anxious inquiry from above:''What''s the matter?'' 30987 And have not experiences in assimilating Spanish territories hitherto successfully annexed or conquered proved abundantly our ability to do all this? 30987 Can this be done? 30987 Had the garrison escaped? 30987 How are the great expenditures of the war to be recouped? 30987 How shall they, with their unassimilated populations, be cared for? 30987 Shall we, in addition to territory acquired, demand cash indemnity? 30987 The first question that naturally arises is, what shall be done with these possessions? 30987 What shall be done with its results? 30987 Would it be the subjugation of the entire world to the Anglo- Saxon race? 42985 Are changes in the position of the teachers frequent, and if so, what is the reason? 42985 Are the Spanish people considered''lazy''by those who know them? 42985 Does the teacher inspect the outhouses, and are they built according to specifications from the Department of Sanitation? 42985 Gutierrez and Ashford speak as follows:What if these people were merely innocent victims of a disease, modern only in name? |
42985 | Has the school any magazines or farm papers in its library, and how many homes in the district have any library, or any musical instruments? |
42985 | Have previous teachers actually resided in the community or have they lived in the nearest town? |
42985 | How do the young men and young women spend their leisure time? |
42985 | How does the religious condition affect the community, and what is the attitude of the community toward these matters and toward social affairs? |
42985 | Is the floor of the schoolhouse swept every night, and are foot scrapers and doormats provided? |
42985 | Is the school furnished with a covered water tank, and does it have facilities for washing the hands and face? |
42985 | It has been our experience that when he is asked''Why have you sought our dispensary?'' |
42985 | Second.--How is garbage disposed of in the neighborhood; are common drinking cups and the common towel prohibited in the schoolroom? |
42985 | Were those Spaniards who conquered Mexico, Peru, and all South America, who formed so formidable a power in the Middle Ages, a lazy people? |
42985 | What has been the attitude of the previous teachers in the district toward the affairs of the community; how long has each remained in the district? |
42985 | What if the brand placed by the Spaniard, the Englishman, and the Frenchman in olden times upon the_ jíbaro_ of Porto Rico were a bitter injustice? |
9995 | And what is that? |
9995 | By mail? |
9995 | Can we cable from Puerto Rico? |
9995 | Can you tell me where bay rum comes from? |
9995 | Can you tell? |
9995 | Could you find so many in a New York, New Orleans, Chicago, or San Francisco market, do you think? |
9995 | Could you tell? |
9995 | How can we do this? |
9995 | How large must this be? |
9995 | How many have ever sent a cablegram? |
9995 | How many know of the cable? |
9995 | How many pounds of baggage are we allowed on the steamer? |
9995 | How much will it cost? |
9995 | Is there not a quicker way? |
9995 | Shall we go inside one of these huts? |
9995 | The bread- fruit and cassava- root And many a glowing berry, Shall be our feast; for here, at least, Why should we not be merry? |
9995 | What are they? |
9995 | What clothes must we take? |
9995 | What else will we need? |
9995 | What kind of a trunk must we take? |
9995 | What other baggage shall we take( hand bags)? |
9995 | What will we do with this trunk when we leave the boat? |
9995 | Where are they? |
9995 | Why a steamer trunk? |
9995 | Why are men, in the streets, in the shops, everywhere, talking about them? |
9995 | Why are our lawmakers at the capital devoting so much time and attention to them? |
9995 | Why are the newspapers full of articles in regard to them? |
9995 | Why not small trunks? |
9995 | Would you like to see the furniture of one of these poor cabins? |
9995 | who yet knows half Of thy wonders and thy pride? |
45995 | Are n''t you afraid, Manuel, to go any farther into the woods? |
45995 | But what ugly creatures made their home in this wonderful palace of Mother Nature? 45995 Oh, Dolores,"says Manuel,"do you think we have time before our lessons begin to go over to Salvador''s and see if he got those fireflies yet? |
45995 | Oh, it is you, mammy dear, is it? |
45995 | What is that for? |
45995 | And what does one see within? |
45995 | But what do the poor children of Porto Rico do, while Manuel is taking his"siesta,"as the afternoon nap is called? |
45995 | But what others must be added? |
45995 | Did I ever tell you children about my visit to the''Great Caves''?" |
45995 | Do n''t you remember poor little Sancho? |
45995 | Do n''t you, Manuel?" |
45995 | Do you see that rocky cliff at the end of the beach? |
45995 | Do you? |
45995 | Does not Manuel remember the story of Josephine, afterward the beautiful wife of Napoleon? |
45995 | How did they return the kindness of the gentle, trusting natives? |
45995 | In the next place, what shall be the baby''s name? |
45995 | Is he afraid of burglars, do you suppose? |
45995 | Is it any wonder that the natives did not care to share the Spaniards''heaven, but died hating them with all their hearts? |
45995 | Manuel, are n''t you glad?" |
45995 | Not a bad name, is it? |
45995 | Now what do you suppose Manuel cares for these beetles? |
45995 | Very near it looks, does it not? |
45995 | Was it all a dream? |
45995 | What do these poor people care for that in this land of summer? |
45995 | Who shall be godfather? |
45995 | Would I never reach the bottom? |
45995 | says Dolores to her brother,"do n''t you hear that grinding, buzzing noise? |
45995 | what does that trembling of the ground mean? |
12409 | ''How could he deduct from a present, a past tense and twist the sentences to make from it''The Holy Greek Fathers?'' 12409 ''Of course, do n''t you know that your friend_ Below_ is a Gallego?'' |
12409 | ''Tell me, Holy Doctor, after what I have told you, who is the real ignoramus, impostor and slanderer? 12409 ''Why so?'' |
12409 | And are you they who call themselves my sons? 12409 But why did n''t you obey orders and close in on the mouth of the harbor instead of heading out to sea?" |
12409 | Do you want dinner? |
12409 | Doctor,said Dominic,"why did you not do with your science as I did with the nobility I left as inheritance to my sons? |
12409 | Good morning, gentlemen;"What can I do for you?" |
12409 | How can it be? |
12409 | How is it? |
12409 | Shall I make you lame and dumb? 12409 Shall not America send to St. Petersburg a message of good will, a promise of earnest co- operation? |
12409 | What shall I do with you? |
12409 | When I told General Toral that we would carry his men back he said:''Does that include my entire command?'' 12409 Why is it?" |
12409 | ( A voice,"How about Hobson?") |
12409 | Also, that I, myself, have said? |
12409 | And if the greedy possessor of his own wealth may never rest, how shall it be with the thief, insatiable in his greed for the wealth of others?'' |
12409 | And the man in white stepped to the rail and responded pleasantly to the greeting-- the Consul saying:"Shall we not see you ashore now?" |
12409 | And what was it that you maintained? |
12409 | And what? |
12409 | But Merritt was ashore was he not, and going to stay? |
12409 | But why may we not take account of the quality of the people as well as of their numbers, if future acquisitions should make it proper to do so? |
12409 | By whose authority do you pretend to oppose the judgment of Him who weighs and considers the smallest thought? |
12409 | Can 300,000,000 of pagan children and youth be trained and instructed by a few hands? |
12409 | Can the means of instructing them be furnished by the mere farthings and pence of the church? |
12409 | Could these vessels be allowed to clear for the ports of Cebu and Iloilo, which were in Spanish possession? |
12409 | Could we have required less and done our duty? |
12409 | Dewey had not given up anything, had he? |
12409 | Do they know that paganism is derived from pagani, which means inhabitant of the fields, who always were faithful to the Greek and Roman Polytheism? |
12409 | Et si rerum suarem avarus possessor requiem non habebit, quomodo aliaenarum rerum insatiabilis raptor?'' |
12409 | Friar Pedro( Peter)--Is that the way you cancel indulgencies? |
12409 | Had we any sickness on board? |
12409 | Have they not copied my principle of evil in Satan, prince of darkness? |
12409 | Have you forgotten what the Apostle said? |
12409 | Have your sons degenerated to such a degree as to confound my pure religion, root of the most perfect creeds, with Polytheism and Idolatry? |
12409 | He says,"What do you want?" |
12409 | His labors have been lightened slightly, for the Americans have picked up a few Spanish words, such as,"Ha mucher, mucher-- don''t you know? |
12409 | How do I find you? |
12409 | How would a Spanish fleet have fared for three months of war with us in an American harbor? |
12409 | How, then, could I, knowing all this, express myself as a fanatic, or as an ignorant monk? |
12409 | How? |
12409 | I said:''What is your command and where are they?'' |
12409 | I told him I did not know how that could have been, and he asked:''Did you not command the Indiana?'' |
12409 | If not, where would the line be drawn? |
12409 | Is there any danger of our being cut off from the blessed privilege either of giving or of going? |
12409 | It might be that the cathedral alone could be cleared without delay or prejudice with a pleasant effect, and if so why not? |
12409 | Meaning,''And if he who never clothed the naked is sent to the pond of fire and sulphur, where will he, who cruelly stripped them, go? |
12409 | Must all of them be removed in some way or another? |
12409 | Shall we continue to do so? |
12409 | Shall we not allow the words of General Grant to go forth as the message of America? |
12409 | Shall we then chant the praises of war and change this jubilee of peace into a jubilee of war? |
12409 | Surely the President would not stop pushing things until he had gathered the fruits of victory? |
12409 | That the miseries of this life are not expiations of sins? |
12409 | There is no matter of business that does not depend upon the question: Will the Americans stay? |
12409 | There were, he said, inquiries to the effect: What had the insurgents got for what they had done in the capture of Manila? |
12409 | This Father, whom I well know( liar, you do not even know yourself), although he may appear a little hard headed( a little hard- headed? |
12409 | Three, did I say? |
12409 | Was it for this they had left homes in Oregon, Montana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Nebraska, Utah, California and Colorado? |
12409 | Were they not treated by the Americans with indifference? |
12409 | What are the Philippines? |
12409 | What did a man want with oranges when there were apples? |
12409 | What did the Spaniards suppose the American fleet they knew well had left Hongkong was going south for? |
12409 | What is a well- weighed conviction? |
12409 | What other recourse then remained to the people for insisting as in duty bound on regaining its former rights? |
12409 | What was a rice swamp compared with a corn field? |
12409 | What was the matter? |
12409 | What was this awakening in the soft mornings, to the thrilling notes of the bugle? |
12409 | What will be the influence of our armies bent to the tropics, upon the dress of Americans? |
12409 | What, then, can these islands do for us? |
12409 | What-- could it be that Spain had surrendered? |
12409 | When, I wonder, did the American people get the impression so extensive and obstinate that the Japanese and Chinese were idlers? |
12409 | Where are her colonies now? |
12409 | Where were we from? |
12409 | Where were we going? |
12409 | Who knows it is impossible to expect perfection from beings made of clay, subject to the miseries and oppressions of earthly life? |
12409 | Who told you that He will judge as you, with your narrow, limited intelligence, do? |
12409 | Who will check them? |
12409 | Who will divert them? |
12409 | Who will stop them? |
12409 | Whom had God made responsible for power? |
12409 | Why afflict orphans and widows with dreadful tales of the next life, only to extort from them a few cents? |
12409 | Why do they want me to consolidate under one name two distinct things, which, to a certain extent contradict each other? |
12409 | Why not preach words of comfort and hope, to somewhat soothe the miseries of life, instead of frightening your brothers by tales of future punishment? |
12409 | Why was this? |
12409 | Why were we there? |
12409 | Why? |
12409 | Will it not be some time yet before ministers and church members will need to be idle a moment for the want of work? |
12409 | With a humiliating pride he asked me:"''Is that your son, he who pretends that my religion is paganish, and that I am a pagan? |
12409 | You know what land it is, do n''t you? |