Questions

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59376	But how did they know? 59376 Darling, why did you run away?"
59376	If the Mars Corporation controls the spaceports, how did you get to Earth?
59376	Now, musician,said Meta, leaning over the table so that her powdered breasts brushed the glassware,"tell me, what was that last number you played?"
59376	Rebels?
59376	The Friends?
59376	What in Saturn?
59376	Where do you think I get the wealth you''ve been living on, darling? 59376 Why should I sup with painted popinjays when I can adore genius?"
59376	Why you?
59376	You''re one of the Charax rebels?
59376	A hundred million?
59376	Fifty million?
59376	Have you ever seen anything like this on Mars?"
59376	How did you know?"
59376	The concert went smoothly before-- how many listeners?
59376	Two hundred million?
63304	A piece of paper with a cross on it? 63304 And how do you know the guards themselves do n''t belong to it?"
63304	And the rest of us? 63304 Do you understand?"
63304	Has the Council authorized-- murder?
63304	Is there any question?
63304	Is there anyone here who is afraid? 63304 Look-- are those lights over there?"
63304	Never get back to Earth?
63304	Now what in the world would he be doing carrying a scrap of paper with a cross marked on both sides?
63304	Oh? 63304 Suppose something happens to the delegation?"
63304	Svan, what must we do?
63304	Toller,he said,"do you object?"
63304	What is your plan?
63304	What''s that?
63304	Where are you going?
63304	Who are we to decide if this is a good thing? 63304 You see?"
63304	*****"You see?"
63304	Does any of us object?"
63304	He could insist on inspecting every one, but-- suppose the coward, cornered, fought back?
63304	Her aunt?
63304	Ingra, do you still object?"
63304	Ingra?
63304	Ingra?
63304	Is that not permitted?"
63304	Now, you know what you must do?"
63304	One of the men?
63304	One of the men?
63304	Was it an error that the girl should die with the others?
63304	What about it?"
63304	What did it mean?
63304	What''ve you got there?"
63304	Which was the coward?
37587	But why continue? 37587 And what has the poor indian who provided the money gained in the deal? 37587 And why? 37587 Cannons and silk dresses: of a kind; as to the cannons, where did they all come from? 37587 Could anything be more noble and beautiful? 37587 Do you swear not to have father, mother, wife, child nor any relative but the revenging arm which shall sleep and live with you? 37587 Have we forgotten, perhaps, Dr. Blumentritt( 36) who repaid our most generous hospitality by making common cause with our enemies? 37587 Have you read Foreman''s book? 37587 He is an engineer, is n''t he? 37587 He says so? 37587 In the mean time the country would suffer considerably and at last...? 37587 In what state are they found now? 37587 Is proof needed perhaps that the finger of the avenging hand of Divine justice has left its well- marked path in the Philippines? 37587 Money was collected for propaganda in Spain and in Japan; what became of it all? 37587 Money was collected for the purpose of releasing or stealing away Rizal; what became of it? 37587 People in the Temperance world often ask themselves, does prohibition prohibit? 37587 The result? 37587 These questions were:In what state did the Spaniards find the Tagalog people at the time of the conquest?
37587	To whom then do they owe the civilization they enjoy?
37587	To- day...?
37587	Was he a Catholic?
37587	What future can it hope for?
37587	Who but a few ignorantes trust the great men of the late revolution?
37587	Who knows the opinion of the people?
37587	You know he attacks the Church?
16559	Do you recognise it?
16559	HOW IS OLD IRELAND AND HOW DOES SHE STAND?
16559	O''Donnell Abooas our national anthem?
16559	Presbyterian Government,was there a call for this at Ballinahinch?
16559	Well, Mr. Denvir, what can I do for you?
16559	What do you complain of?
16559	After they had heard him patiently, an old man, the spokesman, said:"Tell me-- do you have Prodestans in this Society of yours?"
16559	And a Rebel?
16559	And why not?
16559	Are you not going to stay for the banquet?"
16559	At last he had it--"Oh"he said,"You would be a son of Margaret O''Loughlin?"
16559	Charles Russell was too wary, and, perhaps, too far- seeing, who can tell?
16559	Commins?"
16559	Fenianism.--What did it do for Ireland?
16559	He asked Mr. Thomas Gregson, his private secretary, a friend of mine: Who had written this review?
16559	Hearing of Father Mathew''s visit, he asked how many of the boys would go to Crown Street to"take the pledge"--their parents being willing?
16559	Hogan''s counsel produced a similar revolver, and asked the witness if he could identify it as his manufacture?
16559	How is it that the sons of the men of 1782 and of Grattan''s Parliament, and of 1798 were not as good Irishmen as their fathers?
16559	How, he asked, could he or any man put bounds to the progress of a nation?
16559	It may be asked, after all, what did Fenianism do for Ireland?
16559	John Barry once told me that a friend of his asked one of these how they could live in such places?
16559	K. Kehoe, Inspector Lawrence.--Did he shut his eyes in my case?
16559	Parnell, noticing, I suppose, that I seemed uneasy about something, asked,"What''s amiss with you, Denvir?"
16559	Second, is it practicable?
16559	Shall we go to Denvir?"
16559	The prosecuting counsel asked:--"How do you know it is yours?"
16559	Then, as they came in sight of the famous plain itself, a man struck up:-- Where will they have their camp?
16559	Was this a premonition that his end was near?
16559	What, however, are the reflections which bring encouragement?
16559	Where could he see them?
16559	Why was the bitter feud over the leadership of the Irish Party so long kept up?
16559	Why was the happy reconciliation so long delayed?
16559	With the active personal help and the prayers of a saintly man like Father McGrath how could we lose?
16559	You will ask what became of him?
16559	and I have heard her exclaiming, I at the time believing it most implicitly:"Sin, is it?
16559	and"What''s my Thought Like?"
16559	when he asked, as he took my hand,"Where are you going, Denvir?
62546	A guest?
62546	A new convert, Curt?
62546	A_ telepath_?
62546	All right, what about her?
62546	And you can sit there, and talk calmly about it?
62546	Are you all right, Jim?
62546	But if it is hollow, why does n''t gravitic stress rip it to pieces?
62546	Can you hear me, Jean?
62546	Do you know why Schutler was sentenced to be executed?
62546	Hell,the Falcon said,"why did n''t you tell me you were IP men?
62546	How much ransom?
62546	How was the kid brother, Curt? 62546 How--?"
62546	Is there any suspicion that you are working with me?
62546	Jean, answer me truthfully; did you plot that I should be captured?
62546	Now what happens?
62546	Now what''s the play?
62546	Now what?
62546	Of course, what else can I believe? 62546 Or am I stepping on your toes?"
62546	Remember the things I told you, Jean? 62546 Then why bring her along?"
62546	Was that the truth?
62546	What are you men doing here, were you sucked in by the tides?
62546	What do you plan to do, once back on Earth?
62546	What happened?
62546	What the hell do you want?
62546	What would I say?
62546	What''s the matter?
62546	What''s up?
62546	What''s wrong?
62546	What''s your number, Earthman?
62546	Where is Jean?
62546	Who are you, and why the gun?
62546	Who are you?
62546	Who in hell did that?
62546	Who is it?
62546	Why did you kidnap me?
62546	Why do you_ permit_ such liberties with the men you rule?
62546	Yeah? 62546 Yes?"
62546	Yes?
62546	You honestly mean that you want me, the man you intend to execute, to intercede for you with your daughter?
62546	You mean that you_ forced_ him to sacrifice his life?
62546	You really_ believe_ that, do n''t you?
62546	You sure you''re all right?
62546	You_ believe_ that, do n''t you, Vandor?
62546	Has everybody got that?"
62546	How, then, could this be the_ smothalene_ smuggling headquarters; the smuggling ships could not escape the drag of the knitted gravities?
62546	Remember the hopes and dreams and plans I had?"
62546	Understand?"
62546	Will you do that, Falcon?"
28445	And what has become of the twenty- two Girondists?
28445	And what will you do if you do not find the idol of your imagination?
28445	But, were you in a different situation in life, would you then wear feathers?
28445	Citizens,inquired she,"has every thing gone well to- night?"
28445	Do you know Achille Viard?
28445	Do you know that you are a very whimsical girl, my child? 28445 Do you not suppose,"rejoined her father,"that Mr.---- and his wife are happy?
28445	Do you see,said Louvet to Gaudet,"what horrible hope shines upon that hideous face?"
28445	Do you then suppose that there are no honest tradesmen?
28445	How do you enjoy your visit, my daughter?
28445	I am very glad to see you,continued Madame De Boismorel;"and who is this fine girl?
28445	Is the poor little creature yours?
28445	Of what avail,was the reply, in tones of sadness,"can such exertions be?
28445	Of what use is life,rejoins the intrepid woman,"if we must live in this base subjection to a degraded mob?
28445	What has passed between you?
28445	What is your name?
28445	What shall we be doing to- morrow at this time?
28445	What signifies life to me now?
28445	What, Valazé,said Brissot, striving to support him,"are you losing your courage?"
28445	Which do you prefer,said a Jacobin to Vergniaud,"this ovation or the scaffold?"
28445	Whom shall I send?
28445	Why are you in such haste?
28445	Why, what harm have these persons done you, my child?
28445	Why,she exclaimed, with melancholy earnestness,"will you reject this young man?
28445	You wish to take the veil, do you not?
28445	Your grand- daughter reads a great deal, does she not, Miss Phlippon?
28445	After receiving the honors of persecution, am I to expect the still greater one of martyrdom?
28445	And how do you think you would like a husband who was your master and tyrant?"
28445	But how did they die?
28445	Did they perish from exposure to hunger and exhaustion, and the freezing blasts of winter?
28445	Did you ever venture in a lottery my dear?"
28445	Have we, then, labored at the most glorious of revolutions for so many years, to see it overthrown in a single day?
28445	How old is your grand- daughter, Miss Phlippon?
28445	Is no courage requisite in these times in denouncing the protectors of assassins?"
28445	It was a perilous position to fill, but what danger will not ambition face?
28445	Madame De Boismorel, at one time eulogizing her taste in these respects, remarked,"You do not love feathers, do you, Miss Phlippon?
28445	Or, in their weakness, were they attacked by the famished wolves of the mountains?
28445	Pray, my dear, are you not a little of a devotee?"
28445	The question between the Girondist and the Jacobin was,"Who shall lie down on the guillotine?"
28445	Whence, then, arises that degree of animosity manifested toward me?
28445	Which can bid highest for the popular vote?
28445	Which can pander most successfully to the popular palate?
28445	Who would have the temerity, in such an hour, to oppose the affectionate demonstration?
28445	Why have you suffered me, father, to contract these intellectual habits and tastes, if you wish me to form such an alliance?
28445	Why must I and my child walk on this hot pavement, while they repose on velvet cushions and revel in all luxury?
28445	Worn out by suffering and abandoned to despair, did they fall by their own hands?
28445	hast thou stricken kings with blindness?
28445	said Madame Roland, eagerly,"what has been done with my letter?"
28445	she exclaimed,"would you have me take one for my husband upon the strength of a single interview?"
28445	your grand- daughter, I suppose?
51184	A member of one of the despised races?
51184	And if unity has n''t been achieved?
51184	And what then?
51184	But is n''t there a lot of danger in the policy of fomenting rebellion against us?
51184	Captain Halgan, is it really you?
51184	Colonel Halgan?
51184	Con, do you really mean all you''ve said about the Empire?
51184	Con, why do we assume we ca n''t get married before the war''s over?
51184	Do you know precisely what a provocateur job is, Conru?
51184	Do you know who it was?
51184	How so?
51184	Irritating, was n''t it, Conru? 51184 It''s some other woman, is n''t it?"
51184	Meanwhile, are you recording? 51184 Other--?
51184	Sniff? 51184 So what do we use?"
51184	Such as what?
51184	That sort of thing was more or less standard procedure at home with them, was n''t it?
51184	Then why mix political and esthetic prejudices? 51184 Three billion?"
51184	What do you think I''m doing here?
51184	What is?
51184	What the hell incentive do I have to produce if they take it away from me?
51184	What the hell''s the trouble?
51184	What will happen to us?
51184	What''s coming now?
51184	What''s the matter, Con?
51184	What''s the matter?
51184	What? 51184 When do I start?"
51184	Why do n''t you object to them?
51184	You''d like to fight them? 51184 *****How well is this Levinsohn accepted by the movement?"
51184	And have you ever thought that you look just as funny to an Eridanian?"
51184	And how can we have a stable society without educating its members to respect it?_"I_ want_ another kid,"said the female cook.
51184	And what of it?
51184	And why do we have to segregate races and minorities even in our own organization to prevent clashes?"
51184	But by the gods of space, how would it be to take that hate all that while?
51184	Can we really say, in our omniscience, that everyone but us is wrong?
51184	Can you hold out for two days more?"
51184	Can you only produce for your own private gain, Earthling?_"The labor draft got my kid the other day,"said the foreman.
51184	Coordinator Vorka was a wonderful man in his field, and if he tended to be on the garrulous side, what could I do?
51184	Did it all rest on me?
51184	Did we have to make them our enemies, so that their grandchildren might be our friends?
51184	Did you know that they even make such distinctions among themselves?
51184	Free for what?
51184	God of space, had the whole burden of history suddenly fallen on_ my_ shoulders?
51184	Gods, I believed I was in the right, but why is right so pitiless?
51184	Have we the right to set ourselves up as God?
51184	Have you ever seen a real simon- pure native king in action?
51184	He expected death, and he would get only capture, and afterward--"What are you doing here, Con?"
51184	How in all the hells was I going to contact Vorka?
51184	I suppose they want me to do psychometry on fleet personnel?"
51184	Like really to help the Legion of Freedom when they strike?"
51184	Obviously?
51184	Or read the history of nations like Germany and Russia?
51184	So men can talk between the stars, but are their words the wiser for that?
51184	Then all at once:"Con, what are we waiting for?"
51184	There were children-- and what had they done to deserve having their parents gambling away life?
51184	What more could a man ask for?
51184	What, after all,_ was_ I doing here?
51184	Who is the enemy?_ Mostly, they thought the Luronians were guilty.
51184	Why did n''t our nation let the South go its own way when it wanted to secede?
51184	Why do n''t we all go back to Europe and let the Indians have our country?
51184	You are at their base, are n''t you?
51184	_ Ca n''t they see we''re doing it for their own good?
51184	_ Free?
51184	_ Whom can we trust?
51184	_ Ydis, Ydis!_"Your wife?"
61858	A gabby zombie?
61858	A vacuole, Lieutenant? 61858 Ai n''t he a whipper, though?"
61858	And eighty- three point seven? 61858 But the others?"
61858	But you realize it wo n''t do you any good?
61858	Ca n''t you understand English? 61858 Did you say chemistry?
61858	Have you got them, Doctor?
61858	Hoping to hear more''convicting evidence,''Lieutenant? 61858 Is that you, Sparks?
61858	It is my right to demand the privilege of communicating with my accusers, is it not? 61858 Just got to sleep?
61858	Lieutenant Mallory?
61858	Night, Lieutenant? 61858 Or would you like to finish out my trick for me?
61858	Rather confusing, eh, Lieutenant?
61858	Shall I make the-- the arrest now, sir?
61858	She has n''t been out?
61858	So it''s you, Lieutenant? 61858 Sure o''that, Mallory?
61858	That''s not within my power-- Yes, Billy?
61858	The prisoner is in her stateroom?
61858	Well, I thought you two were tired? 61858 What''s all the commotion?"
61858	What?
61858	Who is this person?
61858	Who''s she?
61858	Who?
61858	Yes?
61858	***** Chandler said,"Murdered?
61858	***** Mallory said,"Billy said this was a message from New Fresno?"
61858	Ah, you are silent, Lieutenant?
61858	And if so, by whom?
61858	And who was the first to find him?"
61858	And-- let''s see-- titanium?"
61858	Any news from the Earth?
61858	Because Wilmot had been the bearer of the formula?
61858	Bud Chandler muttered,"Where does Marlowe get that Old English stuff?
61858	Bud said,"Maybe he made a mistake?
61858	Bud-- you went to the Academy, did n''t you?"
61858	But Chandler repeated,"Watch each other, Captain?
61858	But how the blue asteroids did you get onto the fact Smith was the guy?"
61858	But if I''m not too inquisitive, what charges are preferred against me?
61858	But to what end?
61858	But what has that got to do with it?"
61858	But will you do as I suggest?"
61858	But-- bless us, she''s much too beautiful to die, is n''t she, Lieutenant?"
61858	Chandler, peering over his comrade''s shoulder, said,"Well, hell''s bells, are you all nuts?
61858	Could Bonetti have been the bearer of the secret plans; could Wilmot have been the spy?
61858	Did n''t you hear the commotion?"
61858	Did you and Marlowe study chemistry together?"
61858	Do n''t you see?
61858	Even in that thick skull of yours,''16''suggests--?"
61858	Finished, Mallory?"
61858	Forty- seven, nine?"
61858	Got a cigarette?"
61858	Had he been slain by a spy?
61858	Had he just witnessed the sell- out of a traitor?
61858	Have you seen Mr. Lemming?
61858	He asked, shakily,"The-- the message, Lieutenant?
61858	He asked,"Lieutenant, I''ve been wanting to ask for several days-- might I be permitted to visit the bridge?
61858	He said insultingly,"And I suppose you stand behind your stripes as you say that?"
61858	He said slowly,"Well, Captain?
61858	He said stridently,"Well, Lieutenant--?"
61858	He said, half pettishly,"You, Captain?
61858	He said,"I think we all share the desire to reach New Fresno as soon as possible, do n''t we?"
61858	He said,"Lady Alice, do n''t you think it would be better if you were to go to bed?
61858	He''s a grouchy son- of- a-- What''s biting you?"
61858	Heavy forces now threatening New Fresno--''""Kreuther, huh?"
61858	How come?
61858	How did you get aboard here?
61858	How was Wilmot killed?"
61858	I presume you are placing me under guard?
61858	I''m a rather poor deceiver, are n''t I?
61858	I''m not afraid to--""You hear, Lieutenant?
61858	If I could--""See, Skipper?
61858	If anyone tries to liberate her-- What_ is_ it, Sparks?"
61858	Log in order?"
61858	Losing time, I mean?"
61858	Mallory stifled the impulse to say,"Pleasant?"
61858	Mallory--""Yes, sir?"
61858	Might I be permitted to hear the damning evidence?
61858	Murder?
61858	Next?"
61858	Now, will you all be kind enough to disband, quietly?"
61858	Now, will you lock the door after me, please?"
61858	Of course, I_ do_ kill time most horribly, but these long trips-- or could it be theft?
61858	Or Mars Central?"
61858	Ready, Bud?"
61858	She said softly,"A Lady, Dan?
61858	She said,"But--""Yes?"
61858	She said,"That would be unfortunate, would n''t it, Lieutenant?
61858	Sparks, we use several numerical codes, do n''t we?"
61858	Sparks--?"
61858	Stand by to surrender peaceably, or--""Or?"
61858	Suppose one of them is also a spy?"
61858	Surely there''s no harm in my reading myself to sleep?"
61858	Tell me, is it true what I have heard?
61858	That someone aboard this vessel is carrying to the New Fresno garrison the secret of Earth''s new ray weapon?
61858	That''s fair enough, is n''t it?"
61858	The renegade space officer-- Captain, did you feel that?"
61858	The sailor added,"Might I ask the lootenant what the h-- I mean, what''s going on?"
61858	Then footsteps approaching the door, a figure confronting his squarely, Norton flushing, snarling,"Getting an earful, Mallory?"
61858	Then what else--?
61858	Then,"Well, Lieutenant?"
61858	There''s nothing in the rules to keep two cops from teaming up, is there?
61858	This time Sparks said,"Lieutenant Mallory?
61858	Those on Earth who--?"
61858	Velocity that high?"
61858	Want to stand another trick apiece?"
61858	Was Captain Smith anywhere around the radio turret when this happened?"
61858	Was it--?"
61858	We''re all pledged and trusted members of the Solar Space Patrol, are n''t we?
61858	Well, Lieutenant, I think you know we have rules against brawling?"
61858	Well?"
61858	What are you waiting for?
61858	What are_ you_ doing up at this time of night?"
61858	What did it say?"
61858	What is your price for Lady Alice''s safety?"
61858	What the devil was going on here?
61858	What the hell are they?"
61858	What were you doing up so late?"
61858	What''s that?"
61858	What''s the matter with you, Norton?"
61858	Where are you two going?"
61858	Where did you get them pretty pink cheeks?"
61858	Where did you see her last?"
61858	Where the pink Cepheids--?"
61858	Where-- in my own quarters?
61858	Why are they aboard the_ Libra_?
61858	Why did n''t he say,''Says''?"
61858	Why else, then?
61858	Why were they so excited when they heard we''d received a message from Lunar III?
61858	Why?
61858	Why?"
61858	Would n''t that one naturally be excited?"
61858	Would n''t you like to see it now?"
61858	Yes, Sparks-- what is it this time?
61858	You could n''t let a traitor out of your sight, could you?"
61858	You notice the number''16''appearing over and over?
10399	Ah, Monsieur, where were your eyes? 10399 Ah, what is it?
10399	And are you not going to stay with us?
10399	And do you propose to stand aloof as an independent colony?
10399	And do you think that he will really perpetrate this murderous deed?
10399	And in return for this great bravery, ma petite demoiselle has, I suppose, given her heart to her deliverer?
10399	And who, pray Monsieur, may this rival be?
10399	Are you the owners of this territory?
10399	But Scott? 10399 But how could I know where to wear my rose?
10399	Can nothing be done,she asked,"to apprise them of the miscreant''s designs?"
10399	Can she have a lover?
10399	Did he send me any message?
10399	Do white girls never wear roses in their hair? 10399 Do you consider the flowers I gave you worth preserving?"
10399	Does the ceaseless wooing of the sweet wild rose by soft winds, make that blossom vain? 10399 Has he been guilty of any acts of violence?"
10399	Has that terrible man gone, mon pere?
10399	Has the expected yet arrived?
10399	Have you seen him since his imprisonment in the Fort?
10399	How are your numbers made up?
10399	How does the sentiment of the settlement go now? 10399 Is he in the Fort?"
10399	It seems to me this Monsieur Scott is a great favourite with your folk, Monsieur?
10399	Mon pere, it is Paul, and there is with him Monsieur Scott; why, I wonder, has he come?
10399	Monsieur has heard my daughter''s request? 10399 Monsieur, there is no reason why you and I should quarrel; is there?"
10399	My God, do you know what such an alliance would cost you, would cost us all? 10399 O, my God, what will become of me?"
10399	Peace; let me hear what it is that you now propose?
10399	Pray let me hear what dishonour it is that you propose? 10399 Pray, what does Big Bear want with them?"
10399	Qui vive?
10399	Shall I tell the whole story, Marie?
10399	So this miscreant has been hunting you, Marie?
10399	Suppose I release these prisoners?
10399	Take me? 10399 Take me?"
10399	Then you will be frank?
10399	There now, Monsieur, is it in the right place?
10399	There now, let us forget about him, I can protect you from him; can I not?
10399	Well, Messieurs,he said,"what function is it with which you would endow me?
10399	Well, malignant tyrant, what do you here? 10399 What is your uncle''s cottage like, Monsieur Scott?"
10399	What tidings?
10399	When did you see them, ma chere mademoiselle Marie? 10399 Whence comes this benefactor,"queried M. Riel, with an ugly sneer,"and how has he placed you under such obligation?"
10399	Where does Monsieur come from?
10399	Wherefore?
10399	Who, let me ask again, has informed the gallant and generous Monsieur that these two young white men are bosom friends? 10399 Why,"she enquired, with an unsuccessful attempt at displaying wonder,"what is it that you would give to my keeping?"
10399	Will you please state what have been his demeanour and conduct as a prisoner?
10399	Will you specify a few particular examples?
10399	You are aware that it is ordered by Court- Martial, of which, I was not a member, that you are to be shot at one o''clock this day? 10399 You do not love this sooty persecutor, do you, ma chere?"
10399	A red haired, pug- nosed Irishman, coming to New York, leaped ashore and asked,"Is there a guvernment in this counthry?"
10399	Addressing Mr. Young, he said:"Shall I stand or kneel?"
10399	And how was the prisoner during all this time?
10399	Any tidings of Scott?"
10399	Bear in mind, is my crime, committed in self- defence, so enormous?
10399	COL. RICHARDSON asked the prisoner if he had anything to say why the sentence of the Court should not be passed upon him?
10399	Can it be wrong for me to wear mine in the same place?"
10399	Can you not do anything for me?
10399	Could you rely upon any one of your men for such a bit of business?"
10399	Deputy- Sheriff Gibson then said,"Louis Riel, have you anything to say before death?"
10399	Did I not obtain for that province a constitutional government notwithstanding the opposition of the Ottawa authorities?
10399	Do they disapprove of my severe measures?"
10399	Do you know where old Jean and his daughter have taken up their abode?"
10399	Do you remember me telling you that some day, if you found out for me a couple of good flocks of turkeys, I would bring you some coppers?"
10399	Do you remember the definition of love that I tried to give you?
10399	Frequently young Riel''s school- mates would ask him,"What do you intend doing when you leave school?
10399	Have you had visits from any emissaries of the Canadian government during the autumn?"
10399	How comes it then that you have our lands?"
10399	I simply ask you to state to me where Jean and his daughter Marie have taken up their abode?"
10399	If prisoner was not responsible for the rebellion, who was?
10399	Inspector Dickens appeared, calling out,"Well, what does Big Bear want?"
10399	Is he not handsome, and gentle, and good?
10399	Is not that so, my poor bird?
10399	Is that it, ma petite bright eye?
10399	Is there nothing to be done?"
10399	Is there peace there now,"she asked,"or is that wicked man still at his evil deeds?"
10399	Is this not so?"
10399	My God, what shall I do?"
10399	Now can you tell me who may my lover be?"
10399	Now is it not?
10399	Now, ma Marie, suppose you had possessed all this information this morning when I gave you the flower, where would you have pinned it?"
10399	Now, my beloved, if that wished for time had come, and I were to say,''Will you be mine, Marie,''what would you answer?"
10399	Now, with what authority do you endow me?"
10399	O, sister, will you not intercede for my beloved?
10399	Or will ye foight?
10399	Q.--Did he speak of himself at all in the matter?
10399	Q.--That is Mr. Hillyard Mitchell?
10399	Q.--Well?
10399	Q.--Who introduced you to the prisoner?
10399	Riel never moved a muscle, but, bowing to the Court, said:--"Is that on Friday, your Honour?"
10399	Such then being the facts, what are we to do?"
10399	Take me?"
10399	The CLERK then asked:"Is the prisoner guilty or not guilty?"
10399	The Saskatchewan was especially afflicted, but what have I done to bring about practical results?
10399	Think you, now, that it is strange he should be looked upon by us as a benefactor?"
10399	This is where you are?"
10399	Was it last week, or only the day before yesterday that you saw them?"
10399	Was this only a poplar or a cotton- wood tree?
10399	What can have happened?
10399	What can it mean?"
10399	What care I for the degradation of which you speak, as measured against the crowning misery, or the supreme happiness of my life?
10399	What did Louis Riel do?
10399	What did you do with it?"
10399	What dishonourable proposal have you now to make?"
10399	What means this?"
10399	What right has an Indian to complain of foul meat, and to say that he has been charged too high a price for it?
10399	What think you-- would it not be well to represent the case to him by cable, and ask him to return?"
10399	What''s this?
10399	What, I wonder, is the nature of the business?"
10399	Wherefore should you not be?
10399	Wherefore then not he?"
10399	Why should it not be?
10399	Why was he sent there under an assumed name?
10399	Why was the record of his case not produced along with the other papers, and a statement of his condition when leaving the asylum?
10399	Will you assist me in the direction of accomplishing this object?"
10399	Will you come fishing in it with me, ma petite?"
10399	Will you stay here, or do you go out again into the wilderness among the savages?"
10399	With what have I to deal?"
10399	Would not such a step be an act of Rebellion?
10399	You understand?
10399	and is not Rebellion a treasonable offence?"
10399	enquired the_ pere_,"or will you do so?"
10399	he cried,"what bloody work have you on hand?
10399	or is the moon spoilt because all the summer night ten thousand streams running under it sing to it unnumbered praises?
10399	wherefore?
3783	''The History of Slavery,''Yefim read out again, and asked Pavel:"Is it about us?"
3783	A gentleman?
3783	A strike?
3783	About what directly pertains to the case?
3783	After the bath? 3783 Against whom did you think they''d make you go?"
3783	Alive? 3783 Already?"
3783	Also in this movement?
3783	Am I caught?
3783	And I? 3783 And Nakhodka?"
3783	And Vyesovshchikov?
3783	And before that-- what was the matter? 3783 And do you know of what he assures me?
3783	And do you know,she said tremulously,"that they beat Mikhaïl Ivanovich?"
3783	And do you remember Prozorov, the storekeeper?
3783	And have you been here long?
3783	And how about the Little Russian?
3783	And how about the rich, and those who stand up for them? 3783 And how about your fear?"
3783	And how are matters here?
3783	And how are you?
3783	And how did he speak? 3783 And how is Fedya Mazin?"
3783	And how is your husband?
3783	And how will that be? 3783 And is n''t this a family matter?"
3783	And is she not afraid?
3783	And pray, who''d blame you for that? 3783 And suppose they do n''t put him in prison?"
3783	And suppose you had died?
3783	And the man was n''t executed for it?
3783	And this?
3783	And to go away with it? 3783 And what are you, a student?"
3783	And what did he say?
3783	And what do you think?
3783	And what had I said to the priest?
3783	And what sense do you expect?
3783	And what, my dear sir, becomes of your enlightenment?
3783	And where is he? 3783 And who is going to do the work?"
3783	And who''ll organize it? 3783 And why should a peasant marry?"
3783	And why?
3783	And you liked no one?
3783	And you mean to tell me you killed that man?
3783	And you will drink up everything?
3783	And you, also?
3783	And you?
3783	And your other name?
3783	And your patronymic?
3783	And, mark you, I do not know anything, and I did not say anything to you, mother dear, and did not even see you to- day, you understand?
3783	Another paper?
3783	Answer briefly-- yes or no?
3783	Are n''t you afraid, Sasha?
3783	Are n''t you sorry for the officials? 3783 Are n''t you well, Pavlusha?"
3783	Are these the ones they call illegal people?
3783	Are they all the same?
3783	Are they judging?
3783	Are you Ivan''s son?
3783	Are you a daughter of Nil the Lame? 3783 Are you a workingman, too?"
3783	Are you afraid?
3783	Are you going to stay here overnight?
3783	Are you going?
3783	Are you in bed already?
3783	Are you offended?
3783	Are you the people, Chumakov? 3783 Are you well?
3783	At my age? 3783 At the hospital?"
3783	Because he''s a fool?
3783	Been drinking?
3783	But how can she go? 3783 But less desire?"
3783	But what is going to happen to him, to Vasily?
3783	But what sense is there in the work we do? 3783 Can I help you?"
3783	Can you find the way?
3783	Come on foot?
3783	Did anything good happen to you?
3783	Did he read it?
3783	Did he recognize me? 3783 Did it happen long ago?"
3783	Did they make a search in your house?
3783	Did we wake you?
3783	Did you hand him the note?
3783	Did you hear what Christ said about the seed? 3783 Did you hear?"
3783	Did you hear?
3783	Did you see-- a man-- with a beard-- didn''t he run by here?
3783	Did you understand me?
3783	Do many people read?
3783	Do n''t you understand your life? 3783 Do you hear how they speak?"
3783	Do you hear that cough?
3783	Do you hear? 3783 Do you know what I did to- day?"
3783	Do you know what the sick man is allowed to eat? 3783 Do you know, Rybin proposes that we should publish a newspaper for the village?"
3783	Do you know?
3783	Do you know?
3783	Do you really wish to teach me to read?
3783	Do you suppose it was long ago that this place was cleared out? 3783 Do you talk to them?"
3783	Do you think I have n''t done much walking? 3783 Do you think it''s for long?"
3783	Do you think you''ll find it convenient here?
3783	Do you want to?
3783	Everything ready? 3783 For all?"
3783	For one kopeck?
3783	From the city?
3783	From where do they get it?
3783	Go where? 3783 Godun wants to free his nephew-- you remember him?
3783	Going to take a promenade, Grisha?
3783	Good morning, mother dear; how did you sleep?
3783	Have n''t you heard who killed Isay?
3783	Have they? 3783 Have you a husband?"
3783	Have you an apportionment of land for yourself?
3783	Have you been in prison?
3783	Have you heard?
3783	Have you money?
3783	He''s dead, you mean?
3783	He''s dead?
3783	He''s not willing?
3783	He? 3783 Here, I''ve received a letter from a comrade in St. Petersburg----""He can escape from Siberia, too, ca n''t he?"
3783	Hm, what do they want me for? 3783 How about you, my worthy friend?"
3783	How are you to be found in the city?
3783	How are you?
3783	How can I help being afraid? 3783 How can I take my hat off if they hold my hands?"
3783	How can the hostess in her own home be in the way of her guests?
3783	How can you go that way? 3783 How did you find this place?"
3783	How did you make your escape?
3783	How do you do, Sasha?
3783	How do you do, brother Mikhaïl?
3783	How do you do, comrade?
3783	How do you do, my good girl?
3783	How do you do? 3783 How do you do?"
3783	How do you do?
3783	How is Pavel? 3783 How is it possible they should not want it?"
3783	How is that? 3783 How is that?"
3783	How long was he there?
3783	How old are you?
3783	How so?
3783	How will you tell her?
3783	How''s the world wagging with you, Mikhaïl Ivanych?
3783	I ask you, what else can we do?
3783	I have abandoned my family?
3783	I thought of you, of your life-- your life is a hard one, is n''t it?
3783	I wo n''t dare, I suppose?
3783	I''m bored already-- jumped out of prison-- what for? 3783 I''m hungry; can I have a cup of coffee?"
3783	I? 3783 I?
3783	I? 3783 I?"
3783	I?
3783	I?
3783	If people are killed by the thousands day after day working so that their masters may throw money away for sport, what else do you want?
3783	If your son were an ugly man, obnoxious to people, disgusting to you, would n''t you say the same about him?
3783	In prison again? 3783 Indeed?
3783	Is Pavel at home?
3783	Is he feeling bad?
3783	Is he well?
3783	Is it dangerous?
3783	Is it far?
3783	Is it possible you took no food for eight days in succession?
3783	Is it settled?
3783	Is it you speaking, you damned scoundrel? 3783 Is it you?"
3783	Is n''t it possible that they want to deceive you?
3783	Is she asleep?
3783	Is she married?
3783	Is she younger than you?
3783	Is that all you have in the valise?
3783	Is that so? 3783 Is that so?"
3783	Is that so?
3783	Is the samovar ready? 3783 Is there a leaflet already?"
3783	Is there any?
3783	Isay?
3783	It bothers you, mother, does n''t it?
3783	It has no need of_ such_ a characterization? 3783 Leave the valise?
3783	May I visit you in the hospital?
3783	May I----The old judge asked a question of somebody:"You have nothing?"
3783	Maybe you think I''ll say something to the judges?
3783	Maybe you''d better go into the shanty, Savely?
3783	Me? 3783 My dear man, what have I to consider?
3783	Not working either, Daniïl Ivanovich?
3783	Nothing is said about Nikolay?
3783	Now what is it? 3783 Now, mother, why this?"
3783	Now, really, what does it mean? 3783 Now, really, what''s the matter with you?"
3783	Now, then, what are you going to do with them-- with the valise?
3783	Now?
3783	Oh, well, what''s the use?
3783	Oh, well,said the mother,"they see the misery in store for them, they understand, but what can they do?
3783	On the spot? 3783 Pasha, what do you want to do?"
3783	Pavel Vlasov?
3783	Pavel is not at home yet?
3783	Peers into your windows?
3783	People live expecting some good, and if there''s nothing to expect, what sort of a life is it?
3783	Really?
3783	See what hard feelings the rulers of our life have produced in the rank and file? 3783 Shall I bring in the samovar?"
3783	Shall I bring you an omelette?
3783	She?
3783	So I''m to go to the hospital, after all?
3783	So the matter''s settled, granny? 3783 So, in my plan to drain the marsh you see only a desire to exploit the workingmen and not a desire to better their conditions; is that it?"
3783	So?
3783	Soon?
3783	Suppose we try?
3783	Tell me, how is Pavel? 3783 That I''ll beg them for something?"
3783	That''s the way you speak to the people, is it?
3783	The ladder?
3783	The manager?
3783	The other day,continued Rybin,"a government official called me up, and, says he,''You blackguard, what did you say to the priest?''
3783	The rich, you mean?
3783	Then what''ll I do? 3783 Then why pay visits?"
3783	There, too?
3783	They beat a man until the blood comes, as you yourself say-- then who wants to be mutilated? 3783 They did?
3783	They snatched him away, did they?
3783	Those people from the city-- who knows them?
3783	To Moscow, to your niece?
3783	To blame for what?
3783	To give it up to somebody else?
3783	To her-- to her must you speak that way?
3783	To prison again?
3783	To what directly pertains to the case? 3783 Vlasov?
3783	We must give our new peddler a lift, do n''t you think so?
3783	We-- ell, why not?
3783	We? 3783 Well, Vlasov, what now?"
3783	Well, do you admire yourself for having tortured her?
3783	Well, how is he?
3783	Well, what are you? 3783 Well, what can one do?"
3783	Well, what do you mean?
3783	Well, what is there to tell me?
3783	Well, what of it? 3783 Well, what of it?
3783	Well, what of it?
3783	Well, what''ll he get? 3783 Well, who killed him?
3783	Well, why does n''t he say something? 3783 Well,"he addressed the policeman,"what''s the matter with you?
3783	Well?
3783	Well?
3783	Were you afraid, Fedya?
3783	Wha- at?
3783	What a wonderful fellow, is n''t he?
3783	What am I doing? 3783 What am I going to do?"
3783	What are we to do?
3783	What are you going on that way for? 3783 What are you jabbering about there?"
3783	What are you looking at?
3783	What are you talking about, Marya? 3783 What are you thinking about, Ivan?"
3783	What are you thinking about?
3783	What can I say?
3783	What can you do?
3783	What concoction has your brain put together?
3783	What could I do?
3783	What did he do?
3783	What do they need shame for?
3783	What do you think I imagined?
3783	What do you think of doing?
3783	What do you think?
3783	What do you want to do, then?
3783	What do you want with fighting?
3783	What do you want? 3783 What else can be done?
3783	What for?
3783	What for?
3783	What for?
3783	What friends have we?
3783	What have you to be sorry for? 3783 What if they do?"
3783	What is he going to do?
3783	What is it?
3783	What is it?
3783	What is it?
3783	What is it?
3783	What is it?
3783	What is the matter with you, Andrey?
3783	What is the matter, mother?
3783	What joys did you know?
3783	What more do you want?
3783	What of it?
3783	What people?
3783	What sort of a pang? 3783 What sort of a past can you recall?"
3783	What sort of talking is going on?
3783	What then?
3783	What''ll I do then?
3783	What''s a quail for but to be caught in the snare?
3783	What''s going to happen now? 3783 What''s gotten into the authorities all of a sudden?"
3783	What''s so strange in that? 3783 What''s strange?"
3783	What''s that to you?
3783	What''s that whispering about?
3783	What''s the family?
3783	What''s the good of telling? 3783 What''s the matter with you then?
3783	What''s the matter?
3783	What''s the matter?
3783	What''s the matter?
3783	What''s the name?
3783	What''s the trouble? 3783 What''s the trouble?"
3783	What''s the whispering there? 3783 What''s your name?"
3783	What''s your occupation?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	What?
3783	When are you going?
3783	When did they take him?
3783	When have I ever been afraid? 3783 When will you go to him?"
3783	When? 3783 When?
3783	Where are you going, Nilovna?
3783	Where are you going, mother?
3783	Where are you going, old woman?
3783	Where are you going? 3783 Where are you?"
3783	Where are your parents?
3783	Where ca n''t you find sensible people? 3783 Where did you get it from?"
3783	Where did you learn to be afraid, Pyotr?
3783	Where is the truth? 3783 Where to?
3783	Where''s my valise?
3783	Which Nikolay?
3783	Who betrayed you?
3783	Who did it?
3783	Who is it?
3783	Who is she?
3783	Who is there?
3783	Who made that hole in your forehead, mother?
3783	Who ought to stand up for him?
3783	Who said so?
3783	Who will reward you for all this?
3783	Who would suspect me, a muzhik, of occupying myself with such matters? 3783 Who''s going to reward you for your labors?"
3783	Who''s in your way?
3783	Who''s speaking?
3783	Who''s this Pasha?
3783	Who''s trying to dissuade you?
3783	Who? 3783 Who?
3783	Who?
3783	Who?
3783	Who?
3783	Whom are you talking about?
3783	Whom did they catch?
3783	Whom have you here?
3783	Why a slipknot?
3783	Why a wagonload?
3783	Why are his hands not bound? 3783 Why are you laughing at me, eh?
3783	Why are you saying this?
3783	Why are you so shy?
3783	Why did n''t you marry? 3783 Why did n''t you wake me up?"
3783	Why did she go? 3783 Why did the sun seem red to you?"
3783	Why did you invite him here? 3783 Why do n''t you teach them?
3783	Why do you beat him?
3783	Why do you do this, Pasha?
3783	Why do you think I''m a lady?
3783	Why do you think such awful things?
3783	Why do you want to know?
3783	Why does n''t Nikolay keep quiet?
3783	Why everything?
3783	Why have they put you in prison? 3783 Why is he doing this?"
3783	Why is it not right?
3783	Why need you trouble and crowd yourself?
3783	Why not? 3783 Why not?
3783	Why not? 3783 Why not?
3783	Why not?
3783	Why should I lie idle when my son gives up his life for the sake of truth? 3783 Why should n''t everything be ready?
3783	Why should n''t he if he can do so without danger?
3783	Why should you want to go home? 3783 Why so gloomy, Nakhodka?"
3783	Why, Sasha?
3783	Why, are we drunk?
3783	Why, how can you insult me?
3783	Why, is it possible? 3783 Why, my dear, what for?"
3783	Why, was what I said insulting?
3783	Why, you? 3783 Why; do I say anything to you?"
3783	Why? 3783 Why?
3783	Why? 3783 Why?"
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Why?
3783	Will the trial take place soon?
3783	Will they let you out soon?
3783	Will you carry the banner?
3783	Will you go to the tavern with me to take some tea?
3783	Will you have some tea?
3783	Will you have some tea?
3783	Will you let me in?
3783	Will you see me home, Nakhodka?
3783	Wo n''t I do?
3783	Wo n''t you drink some milk before you go?
3783	Wo n''t you get tired?
3783	Would a thief shout?
3783	Would you love such a daughter?
3783	Writing poetry, is he?
3783	Yegor Ivanovich?
3783	Yes, why do n''t you sit down?
3783	Yes; but why should I speak to you about what directly pertains to the case? 3783 Yes?
3783	Yes?
3783	Yes?
3783	You are grieving?
3783	You are? 3783 You asked me whether I''m uneasy?
3783	You do not pray? 3783 You have gone into this movement, too, Nilovna?"
3783	You have n''t enough? 3783 You know what?"
3783	You said she was dead?
3783	You say Pavel''s going to be tried?
3783	You see what sort of people go into this work? 3783 You''ll remember, then?
3783	You''re getting used to it?
3783	You''re not well, and-- what are they doing? 3783 You, Nakhodka, you have been searched for political offenses before?"
3783	Your name?
3783	Your son?
3783	''Did Fedor conduct himself properly in prison?''
3783	''Explain to her,''he writes;''soothe her and comfort her,''eh?"
3783	''Geology''--what''s that?"
3783	''How will it end?''
3783	''When did she go?''
3783	''Why am I a blackguard?''
3783	A dirty face raised itself to hers, and a low whisper reached her:"Whom shall I tell?
3783	A god?"
3783	A hard life, you say?
3783	A man in a gray Caucasian cowl looked into Sizov''s face and asked quickly:"What was the sentence?"
3783	A piercing scream importunately bored into the mother''s ears--"Rioting against the emperor, against his Majesty the Czar?
3783	A secret?
3783	A shawl?
3783	A stout woman, tugging at the gendarme''s hand, asked:"Maybe he is still alive?"
3783	After a long pause Pavel asked:"Could you kill a fellow like that?"
3783	All right?
3783	Am I right, mother?"
3783	And I, a mother-- am I to stand by and do nothing?"
3783	And Nikita, why his honor was suddenly pricked-- a marvel?
3783	And Yefim asked again:"Revolution is an uprising, is n''t it?"
3783	And all those who come here from the city-- is it possible that they do n''t understand?"
3783	And do you mean to say that I am the same to you as Fedya Mazin or Samoylov, or as you two are to each other?
3783	And have you the right to make corpses out of living people?"
3783	And her thoughts halted at the question,"What does he want to do?"
3783	And if so, then what was there to talk about?
3783	And if there is no torture-- well, then?"
3783	And lowering his head and screwing up his eyes, he added in an undertone:"You see?
3783	And pray what for?"
3783	And strike whom?
3783	And suddenly she asked in perplexity:"But if there is a God, why did He withdraw his good power from us?
3783	And suddenly:"Pavel says the truth, hey?
3783	And taking hold of the latch, she suddenly turned around, and asked in a low voice:"May I kiss you?"
3783	And the peasants-- didn''t the peasants beat him?"
3783	And then-- what''s all this?
3783	And thirdly, brother, what business have I with them?
3783	And this?"
3783	And what have you to say to that?"
3783	And what is your name, comrade?"
3783	And what of it?
3783	And what rights have you?
3783	And what sense is there in it?
3783	And when Pavel gets back, wo n''t you surprise him, eh?"
3783	And when he says,''What are you doing, you godless men?''
3783	And where are her relatives?"
3783	And where is the bath house?"
3783	And who are you, pray?
3783	And who will be sorry for you if I am not?
3783	And who''s this Godun?"
3783	And whose books are all these?"
3783	And why do they torture the people?
3783	And why?
3783	And you, Yegor Ivanovich, still sick?"
3783	And you?"
3783	And yours?"
3783	Andrey came in from the kitchen, and said, smiling:"Well, are you sermonizing, eh?"
3783	Andrey, however, took a book from the shelf and pointing with the tip of a knife at a letter on the cover, asked:"What''s this?"
3783	Another question I''ve got to ask is: Who writes those books?
3783	Are n''t all agreed that the plan is practicable?
3783	Are n''t they squeamish and afraid?"
3783	Are they right?"
3783	Are you a Tartar?"
3783	Are you a single man, are you?
3783	Are you afraid of prison?"
3783	Are you alone?"
3783	Are you ready, Nilovna?"
3783	Are you the mother of Pavel Vlasov?
3783	Are you tired of going?
3783	Are you tired of sitting in prison?
3783	Barons, eh?
3783	Bayonets in their hands, off they go-- where?
3783	Because we bear the truth necessary for all?
3783	Bending toward Sofya the mother whispered:"Is it possible that what he says is true?"
3783	Bind them?
3783	Both smiled; then Liudmila walked out of the room, saying:"What is my samovar doing?"
3783	But at the same time another spark darted up more glaringly:"How much will be lost?
3783	But he quickly thrust them under the bench, exclaiming in fright:"What are you going to do?"
3783	But how will he be able to live as a fugitive?"
3783	But marry?
3783	But suppose they ask you what you are doing there?"
3783	But the first offender-- who was it?
3783	But then arises the question-- how will it get to the village?"
3783	But what comes of it?
3783	But what is good in their lives?
3783	But what''s the use of pushing people?
3783	But, after all, who knows?"
3783	By herself?"
3783	Can it be that Pavel does not understand?
3783	Can it be that people give their whole lives away to work in order that the masters may permit themselves pleasure?
3783	Can you call that living?
3783	Can you?"
3783	Coughing and rubbing her throat with her hands, weak with fear, she asked him with an effort:"What''s the matter?"
3783	Did all our impressions of him as of a hero disappear without leaving a trace?
3783	Did all this die?
3783	Did he stand it all right?
3783	Did my respect for Yegor die?
3783	Did n''t she love you?"
3783	Did that labor die?
3783	Did the people give you the right to judge us?
3783	Did they arrest anybody for Isay''s murder?"
3783	Did you come on foot?"
3783	Did you find out anything?"
3783	Did you never know the pangs for a beloved person?"
3783	Did you see, Pavel, who it was that shouted to make you a delegate?
3783	Did you take everything you need?"
3783	Did you understand?
3783	Do n''t I?
3783	Do n''t be offended-- what''s your station in life?"
3783	Do n''t you know where you are?
3783	Do n''t you think so?"
3783	Do n''t you understand how they rob you-- how they cheat you-- how they drink your blood?
3783	Do the authorities fear that the judges will deal too mercifully with the enemies of the government?
3783	Do they go about with the workingmen and read?
3783	Do you hear what I am saying, Pasha?"
3783	Do you know Natasha?"
3783	Do you know how many people were arrested yesterday?"
3783	Do you know where he lives?"
3783	Do you know, Sasha, it''s the greatest happiness to live among such people, to be their comrade, to work with them?"
3783	Do you know?
3783	Do you mind listening to music, Pelagueya Nilovna?"
3783	Do you not understand the usefulness of this measure?"
3783	Do you remember him?"
3783	Do you see?"
3783	Do you think I always dress this way?
3783	Do you think he''ll agree to it?"
3783	Do you think this is a saloon?"
3783	Do you trust me, Pavel?"
3783	Do you understand what I am saying?"
3783	Do you understand?
3783	Do you understand?
3783	Do you want to rest?
3783	Does he live with you?"
3783	Dressing herself rapidly, she walked out into the kitchen, and standing at the door asked:"Who''s there?"
3783	Drop the son''s word in such hands?"
3783	Drunk?"
3783	Eh, mother?"
3783	Eh?
3783	Eh?"
3783	Even though they destroy the nest, are n''t there more friends and comrades there?"
3783	Exile?
3783	For example:''The less you know, the better you sleep''--isn''t that it?
3783	Freeing his mouth of the bandage, he said with a smile:"But where are you taking me, comrade?
3783	From where do the people draw their power to suffer?"
3783	Go away?"
3783	Has he gotten busy already?"
3783	Has it killed her?
3783	Have I been asleep a long time?"
3783	Have I sown the evil in it myself?
3783	Have they let anybody else out besides yourself?"
3783	Have they let you out of prison, Pavel?
3783	Have you been in this business a long time?
3783	Have you disposed of Vyesovshchikov all right?"
3783	Have you ever heard of Edilgeyev?
3783	Have you heard of him?
3783	Have you heard of the true books in which the truth is written about our peasant life?
3783	Have you heard?"
3783	Having so long and so assiduously kept corrupting their servants, is the government still unassured of their readiness to be scoundrels?"
3783	He again measured the young men with his eyes, and continued, solemnly knitting his eyebrows:"Do you see?
3783	He blinked and asked:"How?
3783	He cast a satisfied glance down at himself, stroked the overcoat, and asked the mother,"Shall I go?"
3783	He caught her hand, pressed it warmly, and asked again:"So you will try to come soon, wo n''t you?"
3783	He gathered his beard in his hand, looked at her, and said as he walked away:"Why do n''t you come to see me some time?
3783	He gave Pavel a vigorous handshake, then put his hand on the mother''s shoulder, and asked:"Will you give me tea?"
3783	He grew abruptly silent, reflected for a moment, and asked:"Tell me, mother, this man-- is he a relative of yours?"
3783	He jumped up, waved his hands at her, and said in an offended tone:"What are you talking about?
3783	He lives with the wife of his clerk-- what have you got to say to that?
3783	He looked toward his mother, and nodded his head as if asking,"Is it so?"
3783	He made the bones of his slender hand crack, stretched his legs under the table, and adjusting his mustache, asked Nikolay:"Are you Andrey Nakhodka?"
3783	He paced up and down the room, then halting before her, said:"Are you afraid?"
3783	He remained longer than the rest, and when alone, face to face with Andrey, he glumly put to him the question:"And who is the most to blame?
3783	He rose, approached her, and shaking his head, said:"Is there an unwronged soul anywhere in the wide world?
3783	He spoke to her in a weak voice, and questioned her without waiting for an answer:"I''m a tinsmith, and who are you?
3783	He started, looked at his watch again, and asked in a hurry:"So it''s settled?
3783	He took off his hat and waving it to the measure of the song, said:"They''re marching openly, eh, mother?
3783	He used to come to us and say:''What sort of life is the cabman''s life?''
3783	He was n''t very much worried, was he?"
3783	He would n''t even let me finish my sentence.--Are you a lady?"
3783	He''ll soon get his position-- you remember how he always asked for hard work?"
3783	He''s a fine fellow, eh?"
3783	Hey, Pavel?"
3783	Hey?
3783	Hey?
3783	How are you?
3783	How are you?"
3783	How can I?"
3783	How can a mother help sorrowing for her son?
3783	How can a traveler on foot strike up friendship with a man on horseback?
3783	How can it be that I did n''t like anybody?
3783	How can you attain completion?
3783	How can you step to one side?
3783	How could he?"
3783	How could it be otherwise, when one is following such a course of life?
3783	How could you live the kind of life you are living, without faith in God?"
3783	How did it go?"
3783	How did you know his name?"
3783	How do you live?"
3783	How does one live?
3783	How else can you clean the inner man?
3783	How is your son?
3783	How long has he been in prison?"
3783	How then?
3783	How will she ever get to the city?"
3783	How will they go about it with me?"
3783	How''s Pavel, Nilovna?
3783	How''s that?"
3783	How''s that?"
3783	How?"
3783	However, the times squeeze a man and wide open go his eyes,''What''s the matter?''
3783	I ask you what sort of a thing is your civilization?"
3783	I suppose you know, granny, that they want to marry?"
3783	I walked a little and bethought myself:''Where am I to go?''
3783	I walked about there, looked around, and kept thinking all the time:''Where am I to go next?''
3783	I wanted to know what is meant by proper behavior in prison, and he declared:''Well, did he blab anything he should n''t have against his comrades?''
3783	I wonder if he did?"
3783	If I strike you and you me, and I go and try you, what would you think?"
3783	If intelligent people are that way, if they can so easily get accustomed to a thing like that, then what''s to be said about the common people?"
3783	If it happens sometimes that I am compelled to take their stick into my own hands, what am I to do then?
3783	If they begin to beat everybody that way, what''ll happen then?"
3783	In a minute, however, her ear was caught by the low question:"This woman on the left?"
3783	In a single breath and without awaiting an answer, he plied Vlasova with dry, crackling words:"How are you, Pelagueya Nilovna, how are you?
3783	In an instant she was sitting at Ivan''s bed, kindly and solicitously inquiring,"Does your head ache badly?"
3783	In the same monotonous, blank voice, neither elevating nor lowering it, he continued:"Who are the people?"
3783	Is he well?"
3783	Is it feasible?"
3783	Is it good to- day?"
3783	Is it in my place to teach you?"
3783	Is it long ago?"
3783	Is it not so?"
3783	Is it possible to live for the sake of hauling timber?
3783	Is it possible?"
3783	Is it possible?"
3783	Is it you?"
3783	Is n''t it so?
3783	Is n''t it so?
3783	Is that Fedor?
3783	Is that a heart?"
3783	Is that all?"
3783	Is that true?"
3783	Is the coffee ready?
3783	Is there a middle of any kind?"
3783	Is there anything in it?"
3783	Is there anything in your valise beside the printed matter?
3783	Is there such a law as gives our manager the right to make war upon mosquitoes with our kopecks?"
3783	It''s harder to track two people-- all right?"
3783	It''s sinful, you say?
3783	Judases?"
3783	Kindly stroking Natasha''s hand, she asked:"So you''re alone now?"
3783	Let me knit some woolen ones for you, will you, please?"
3783	Lighting his pipe, he turned to Nikolay, spitting frequently on the floor:"So she does n''t want to?
3783	Liudmila glanced at the mother with her dark eyes and suggested:"Do you want to take turns with me in attending him?
3783	Look at Fedka, eh?"
3783	Looking around the silent crowd, he asked:"What''s the meaning of this crowd?
3783	Looking at her son, she asked:"I am not in your way?"
3783	Looking gratefully at him, she asked:"Did they hit you, too?"
3783	Looking into the lady''s face, she asked:"What is your name?"
3783	Many of them?"
3783	Marya lowered her eyes, and pleaded with the mother softly:"Well, what can be done?
3783	May I lie down?"
3783	My Mitya, pure soul, what has he done?
3783	My love for him, a comrade?
3783	Nikolay thoughtfully exclaimed:"How shall we get the leaflets about Rybin''s arrest to the village?"
3783	Nilovna blinked, then opened her eyes wide and exclaimed in fright:"What do you think?
3783	Nilovna, are you going with her?
3783	Nilovna, did you bring books?"
3783	No, no?"
3783	Now, lowering her brows with an air of preoccupation, she asked zealously:"How should we dress him, do you think?"
3783	Now, tell me, why do they spend their money and their time to stir up the people against themselves?
3783	Now, then, do you know where all this money for the books comes from?"
3783	Now, what need had he of that?
3783	Now?"
3783	Occasionally the mother asked:"Is it so, Pavel?"
3783	Of course you do n''t believe in Him either?"
3783	Of what use am I to anybody?
3783	Officers, why?
3783	Old man Sizov came up to her and looking around said in an undertone:"Did you hear, mother?"
3783	Once his mother asked him:"Well, did you have a good time yesterday?"
3783	Once she summoned up courage and told him of the picture she had formed of life from his tales, and asked him:"Is it so, Yegor Ivanovich?"
3783	Once, speaking about Yegor, Pavel said:"Do you know, Andrey, the people whose hearts are always aching are the ones who joke most?"
3783	One thought came into my head----""One?"
3783	Pasha, have n''t you had anything to eat yet?"
3783	Pavel smiled and asked:"How long do you mean to keep up your jabbering?
3783	Pavel went to the door and knocking at it with his hand asked:"Who''s there?"
3783	Pelagueya Nilovna, will you let me sleep here to- night, please?"
3783	People, you say?
3783	Right, mother?"
3783	Rybin came up and asked:"Is she asleep?"
3783	Samoylov''s mother stirred on the bench, nudging her with her shoulder and elbow, and said to her husband in a subdued whisper:"How is this, now?
3783	Sasha arose, walked up and down the room, and suddenly stopping, said in a strange voice:"What does''to die''signify?
3783	Shall I speak to him?"
3783	Shall we call him?"
3783	She approached him, looked into his face, and asked softly:"Did they insult you?"
3783	She asked the mother harshly:"What do you want?"
3783	She dressed herself, all the while speaking to herself in a low voice, so as to give herself courage:"What sort of a thing is this?
3783	She explained in a few rapid words, and asked:"Did they take the other comrades, too?"
3783	She grasped it, laughed, blinked swiftly, and at a loss for words merely asked softly:"How are you?
3783	She heard Marya stop at the window, and shout:"Are you asleep, Pelagueya?
3783	She moved a little toward Nikolay, and looking in his eyes, asked:"Yes?
3783	She now felt as on that day when her father said to her roughly:"What are you making a wry face about?
3783	She pressed her lips together tightly, and after a pause rejoined with cold civility:"And what business is it of yours, sir?"
3783	She sat down at the window in the kitchen, and once more the question came to her:"What now?
3783	She sat down on a chair and asked with forced quiet:"Maybe it''s Pasha?"
3783	She sat down on the bench and suddenly asked:"Tell me, do young ladies also occupy themselves with this?
3783	She speaks truth-- why did we forsake our children?
3783	She straightened herself, and after a pause asked:"Why, what is it that''s wanted nowadays?
3783	She understood that she could be useful to her son, and she hastened to ask:"Well, now?
3783	She wanted to say to him:"My dear, what can you do?
3783	She wished to hasten its growth, and asked herself persistently:"How shall I behave?
3783	She''s lost her son, but what of it?
3783	Sitting in it with a policeman on either side, Rybin shouted dully:"For the sake of what are you perishing-- in hunger?
3783	Sizov whispered in her ear:"Did you understand what he said?
3783	Smiling sadly, he walked up to her, and bending over her asked, pressing her hand:"Where is your valise?"
3783	Smiling she said in a low voice:"Am I late?"
3783	So I walked about, and thought what a fool I was-- why had I escaped?
3783	So soon?"
3783	So then, Pavel, you think that life does not go as it should?"
3783	So they carried off Pavel, did they?
3783	So you''re expecting prison?
3783	So, how are you, Nilovna?"
3783	Sofya looked at him dryly and queried:"You wanted to say something to me?"
3783	Sofya raised her head, and said animatedly:"And what do_ you_ think, Sasha?
3783	Sofya turned around, and asked her brother softly:"Did you like it?"
3783	Sofya turned toward the mother, and asked:"Do you mind my noise?"
3783	Some of them approached her and said approvingly:"Gone into business, Nilovna?"
3783	Some one swore jovially and said:"They''ve begun to fear our fellows, after all, have n''t they?
3783	Some turned to Pavel and shouted:"Say, you great lawyer, you, what''s to be done now?
3783	Sometimes Andrey would suggest with a twinkle in his eyes:"Shall we read a little, mother, eh?"
3783	Somewhere from a distance came the mother''s soft voice:"What sort of a breadgiver will you be to me if you begin to drink?"
3783	Stepan several times reminded him:"Why do n''t you eat?"
3783	Struck by man''s daring, she would ask him incredulously,"Is it possible?"
3783	Suddenly seizing the mother by the shoulder, she drew her to herself, and looking into her eyes asked in surprise:"Why, are you embarrassed?"
3783	Suddenly the Little Russian asked:"So I am to keep quiet?"
3783	Suddenly the piercing voice of Nikolay cut into the silence:"Why is it necessary to throw the books on the floor?"
3783	Suppose I come straight out with the truth?"
3783	Suppose, in case of children?"
3783	Take care of yourself, please, eh?
3783	Take pity on your mother, then, will you not?"
3783	The Czar?"
3783	The Gusev brothers, the locksmiths, instantly came up to her, and the older of them, Vasily, asked aloud, knitting his eyebrows:"Got any pirogs?"
3783	The Little Russian helped her off with her cloak, and inquired:"Is it cold?"
3783	The alcohol weakened his body, but it did not quench his consciousness, and the question knocked at his brain:"Drunk?
3783	The blue- eyed peasant came in, and taking off his hat asked:"Where is the baggage?"
3783	The clear, musical voice of the Little Russian sounded in the room:"Pavel, do you hear?
3783	The elder Bukin, therefore, whispered aloud without constraint:"Say, please, why do n''t they permit them to talk?
3783	The fear they had whether they wo n''t marry me off to this man or that man?"
3783	The gendarme pushed aside the women, who were crowded close about him, and asked in a threatening tone:"Who was that?
3783	The general stir and animation in the factory also pleased her, and she thought to herself:"What would they do without me?"
3783	The girl asked, extending her hand to him:"What''s the question about?
3783	The heavy breathing of the perspiring gendarmes was audible; the spurs clanked, and sometimes the low question was heard:"Did you look here?"
3783	The lady took out a little leather cigarette case, lighted a cigarette, and inquired:"You''re extremely uneasy about him, are n''t you?"
3783	The memory of his mind''s labor?
3783	The mother answered with a smile:"I just blamed you for throwing the cigarette stump away-- does that look as if I were embarrassed?"
3783	The mother heaved a heavy sigh, and lowering her eyes, said:"So, Pavlusha?
3783	The mother listened, unconsciously repeating to herself:"Who will pass the sentence?
3783	The mother looked at her, arose from the bed, and dressing asked:"Not about myself?
3783	The mother realized this dead indifference, this unconcern without malice in it, and asked herself in perplexity,"Are they judging?"
3783	The mother started, looked at her son in perplexity, and said, shaking her head in negation:"Why, is it possible to act that way toward a comrade?"
3783	The mother stroked his tangled hair, and said in a low voice:"Why did you do it?
3783	The mother thought of the officer and Sashenka, and said with a sigh:"What sort of bread can you expect from unbolted meal?"
3783	The mother took down the coffee apparatus from the shelf and quietly asked:"_ Did_ Pasha speak about me?"
3783	The mother walked behind him, and complained:"Why does he make fun of me?"
3783	The peasant rose, approached her, bent over her, and whispered:"Do you know that man?"
3783	The people, hurt and wounded, keep moving about, even though they do n''t want to, and though they keep thinking:''What for?
3783	The question swung to and fro in her barren, perplexed mind:"What now?"
3783	The sergeant suddenly appeared on the steps of the town hall, roaring in a drunken voice:"What is this crowd?
3783	The sound is grewsome as they break against the shore and against one another, sadly inquiring:''Why?''"
3783	The third time I have the honor, eh?"
3783	The way you spoke to your mother?
3783	The yellow- faced officer said, displaying his teeth:"Well, how are you?
3783	The young fellow quickly threw back his head and asked uneasily:"But if the peasants come there for wood, or there-- in general-- what''ll I do?
3783	The young man shoved his foot still farther under the bench and mumbled:"What_ are_ you going to do?
3783	Then he asked:"And if I tell her?"
3783	Then he spoke again:"And does she notice it?"
3783	Then she asked quietly:"Is she going to the city?"
3783	Then troubled by this abundance of joy which filled her heart she again suggested to Pavel:"Sha n''t we call him in?
3783	There are a whole lot of her things here, my books----""Where does she live?"
3783	There were twelve of them, were n''t there?"
3783	These people filled the mother with terror, and she wanted to ask her son:"Is it so, Pasha?"
3783	They beat you?
3783	They have killed you?
3783	They have no evidence except Isay''s, and what can he say?"
3783	They robbed you?
3783	Thinking of marrying him off, hey?
3783	This is my pupil; have you never met him before?"
3783	Thus, a new life comes into being, born of the children''s love for the entire world; and who will extinguish this love-- who?
3783	Tired as you are?"
3783	To Siberia?"
3783	To run?"
3783	To the city?"
3783	To what can I confess myself guilty?"
3783	To what purpose do they torture us all?
3783	To whom would it occur that a prisoner would make up his mind to escape by day in the eyes of the whole prison?"
3783	Vyesovshchikov asked:"And when are we going to fight?"
3783	Vyesovshchikov stopped in the middle of the room and asked:"Are you laughing at me?"
3783	Walking up and down the room the Little Russian said:"Mother, why do n''t you sometimes try to befriend Vyesovshchikov and be kind to him?
3783	Was it of its own will that it was barren of fruit?
3783	Was it possible to carry on the war for freedom peacefully?
3783	Was it you that thought them out?"
3783	Well, Nilovna, did you hear how they decided in regard to the escape?
3783	Well, are you through, Ignaty?
3783	Well, how are you, Vanya?
3783	Well, how was your trip?"
3783	Well, how''s your son?"
3783	Well, what if they are?"
3783	Well, who else?
3783	Well?
3783	Well?"
3783	Well?"
3783	Were n''t you there when he was arrested?"
3783	Were you away?"
3783	Wha- at?
3783	What a song, mother, eh?"
3783	What about?"
3783	What am I to do now?"
3783	What am I to do?"
3783	What are we to do?"
3783	What are you doing?"
3783	What did he take along with him?
3783	What died?
3783	What do they mean by it?"
3783	What do you go on that way for?"
3783	What do you mean by such negligence?
3783	What do you mean by your words?
3783	What do you think of that?
3783	What do you want her for?
3783	What do you want to make fun of me for?"
3783	What does it mean?
3783	What else can they do?"
3783	What else can we desire?"
3783	What for, I ask?
3783	What for?
3783	What for?"
3783	What for?"
3783	What harm have they done us?"
3783	What have I done for you?
3783	What have I to live for if not for this cause?
3783	What have I?
3783	What have you in your hand?"
3783	What is he going to be?
3783	What is it they have gone against?
3783	What is it, I ask?
3783	What is there to be afraid of?"
3783	What kind of a Czar is he if he pulls the last shirt off your body?''
3783	What kind of a judge is he?
3783	What letter is this?"
3783	What life has one?
3783	What of it?"
3783	What people?"
3783	What power is higher than this?
3783	What sort of a life have we lived?
3783	What sort of a thief?"
3783	What sort of life have you?"
3783	What was I to do?
3783	What was she to him?
3783	What will you say?"
3783	What work?"
3783	What''ll I gain by keeping quiet?
3783	What''s that?
3783	What''s the name of the man?
3783	What''s the use of getting into a scrap if not for that?"
3783	What''s the use?
3783	What''s the use?
3783	What''s there to attract you?"
3783	What''s this mess you''ve cooked up?''
3783	What''s to be done if people can not help acting as they do?
3783	What''s to be done with him?"
3783	What''s to be done, then?"
3783	What''s your name?"
3783	What?
3783	When Natasha ceased talking, Pavel arose and asked calmly:"Is filling our stomachs the only thing we want?"
3783	When Pavel and Andrey came to dinner, her first question was:"Well?
3783	When are we going to have mothers who will rejoice in sending their children even to death?"
3783	When do you quit your job?"
3783	When he had gone, Pavel animatedly said, turning to Andrey:"Did you notice those fellows?"
3783	When such people as Nikolay come to recognize their wrong and lose their patience, what will happen then?
3783	When the mother told him about Rybin, he exclaimed:"Going, is he?
3783	When they had all departed, she asked Pavel:"Pavlusha, are you a socialist?"
3783	When they took leave of each other Liudmila looked into the mother''s face, and asked her softly:"Do you know that it is well with you?"
3783	When?
3783	When?"
3783	Where am I to be?"
3783	Where are they?"
3783	Where are those rubles?
3783	Where are you going?
3783	Where are you going?"
3783	Where from?"
3783	Where is the calamity?
3783	Where is the commissioner of police?"
3783	Where is the knob?"
3783	Where will you find the fellow?
3783	Where''s the patient?"
3783	Where, then, are those who feel rejoiced?"
3783	Where?
3783	Who are you?
3783	Who are you?"
3783	Who cares for us?
3783	Who could have told beforehand what the authorities would do?
3783	Who do you suppose it is?"
3783	Who drives them?
3783	Who is she?"
3783	Who made that remark?"
3783	Who needs me?
3783	Who pursues them?
3783	Who reads the Bible?"
3783	Who regards us as human beings?
3783	Who saved our cent for the marshes?
3783	Who thought of rudeness?
3783	Who were your people?"
3783	Who will subdue it?
3783	Who will think that I carry illegal books?
3783	Who wishes us good?
3783	Who''s next?"
3783	Who''s the fellow speaking?"
3783	Whom inform?"
3783	Whom will they sentence?"
3783	Why are they against the authorities?
3783	Why did He allow the division of people into two worlds?
3783	Why did Nikolay speak to them the way he did?"
3783	Why did you say all that to your mother?"
3783	Why do n''t you invite some of the cleverer ones?"
3783	Why do n''t you understand?
3783	Why do they drive us away?
3783	Why do you spend your strength?
3783	Why does he want to beat me-- why?
3783	Why have you dropped your work?"
3783	Why is it?
3783	Why must we go hungry when there is so much of everything?
3783	Why need you have come here, if not for that?"
3783	Why not strike?"
3783	Why not teach me, if I''m a sloven?"
3783	Why not?
3783	Why not?"
3783	Why one cup?
3783	Why should my hands be bound?"
3783	Why should they beat us?
3783	Why should they?"
3783	Why should you climb up to the belfry tower, when your bell is so small that it ca n''t be heard in the great peal of the holiday bells?
3783	Why should you?
3783	Why should you?"
3783	Why so blue?"
3783	Why speak in whispers, pray?
3783	Why you?
3783	Why, does such a thing happen?
3783	Why, if He is merciful, does He permit human torture-- the mockery of one man by another, all kinds of evil and beastliness?"
3783	Why, is n''t it natural to be afraid in this matter?
3783	Why, is n''t that a splendid lot for a woman like me?
3783	Why, then, need we fear?"
3783	Why, were there any others arrested besides Pavel?"
3783	Why, who could dream of such a thing about them?"
3783	Why, you are not doing anything bad, are you?"
3783	Why?"
3783	Why?"
3783	Will they arrange it?"
3783	Will they let Fedya out soon?"
3783	Will you help me?"
3783	With sudden excitation, as if obeying some impulse from within, Andrey arose, waved his hands, and said:"How can a man help it?
3783	Wo n''t you have any?"
3783	Would n''t he have stepped over you, Nilovna?"
3783	Yefim approached Pavel, and with embarrassment asked:"Perhaps you will give me a book?"
3783	Yegor Ivanovich?"
3783	Yes?
3783	Yes?
3783	Yes?"
3783	Yet from some deeps of her soul arose the jealous thought:"And how about Pasha?"
3783	You are forty years old, and have you lived?
3783	You consider me personally interested in the case, do n''t you?"
3783	You did?
3783	You do n''t feel lonesome, do you, mother?"
3783	You do n''t recognize me?"
3783	You here already, Sashenka?"
3783	You here, Nilovna?
3783	You know him?"
3783	You remember how a policeman lashed Vaganov for that newspaper?
3783	You remember how well he translated music into language?"
3783	You remember how you used to hide me from my husband?
3783	You say work will be found for me?"
3783	You say----""Is he married?"
3783	You see, mother, how well Pavel looks?
3783	You think a chintz kerchief can conceal the blot of the nobleman from the eyes of the people?
3783	You understand?
3783	You understand?
3783	You understand?"
3783	You want more?"
3783	You''d like only to love him; but how is it possible?
3783	You''ll come over to me in the city?"
3783	You''ll write a leaflet about the affair at the cemetery, wo n''t you?"
3783	You''re happy, are n''t you?"
3783	You''re not afraid to go, are you, Nilovna?"
3783	You''re rioting, are you?"
3783	You''ve had enough fright, have n''t you?
3783	You''ve had enough suffering, my dear woman, have n''t you?"
3783	You, Mishin?"
3783	You, Nilovna,"he exclaimed, smiling at the mother with knowing eyes,"are you going to revolt, too?"
3783	You?
3783	answered the officer with spiteful civility, and turning to Vlasova, he shouted:"Say, can you read or write?"
3783	cried the mother, rushing to the table and then addressing the officer:"Why do you snatch people away thus?"
3783	did n''t you see a goat anywhere around here?"
3783	is Sasha here?"
3783	said the officer sternly, and repeated:"Say, old woman, can you read or write?"
3783	what did I live for?''