Questions

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.

identifier	question
62043	News?
59259	And when had the Conquerors marched outside the wall, boots thudding, rifles clanking on canteen pack and buckle?
59259	But was it only to be starved to death that these men, most of them so young, had obeyed?
59259	Just when had the last plane blurred by with jets roaring?
59259	They were being watched, but what difference did a thousand violations make now?
59259	What had he to do with whether they lived or died?
59259	When was the last atomic blast-- a distant rumble causing the ground to tremble beneath the pavement?
59259	Why then the delay in releasing them as had been promised?
59259	Why were the trainees being starved?
10613	Yes, horrible,said Monville, coolly,"but what would you have?
10613	And one said, Is not this Bath- sheba, the daughter of Eliam, the wife of Uriah the Hittite?
10613	Are you then only a coward?
10613	Do they not see the abyss yawning at their feet?
10613	Examining Cambon, Danton broke out:"Do you believe us to be conspirators?
10613	When Mirabeau awoke to his predicament, he broke out in mixed wrath and scorn:"Of what are these people thinking?
10613	[ 41]"C''est demain qu''on me tue; n''êtes- vous donc qu''un lache?"
39540	Gentlemen,said he,"from whence shall we get freedom, if we do not maintain it in our dealings with each other, in our most intimate circle?"
39540	And from whence does the agitation which has thus been produced arise-- an agitation which increases the more they try to restrain it?
39540	From whence comes this universal disquiet?
39540	From whence this suspicion between governors and governed?
39540	General Moga had therefore to be removed; and the question was, who was to take his place?
39540	Jacoby:"Of what law do you speak?"
39540	Jacoby:"Of what law?"
39540	Jacoby:"What is your name?"
39540	Jacoby:"Who has given you this authority?"
39540	One of the leading students then demanded of Montecuccoli whether this was the whole of the petition they intended to send to the Emperor?
39540	The latter have, perhaps, just reasons to complain; and if they have, who ought to present those reasons to the Prince?
39540	Will you not grant us a gracious hearing?"
62476	But were we friends?
62476	But where am I? 62476 Duane?"
62476	Girl,he said,"who are you?
62476	How''s your head, Peter?
62476	I''m-- don''t you know me, Peter?
62476	League?
62476	Lost your memory?
62476	Peter Duane, what''re you doing in the clothes of Andrias''household guard?
62476	What do you want?
62476	What now?
62476	What''s happened?
62476	What,he asked,"for instance, are you going to do about-- those?"
62476	When do I get it?
62476	Where-- where am I?
62476	Who are you now?
62476	Who are you?
62476	Who''s this man Andrias?
62476	You mean that blow on your head? 62476 You-- where am I?"
62476	_ Now_ will you listen to reason?
62476	All along?"
62476	But how-- I mean, were you on my side?
62476	Do you know what it is?"
62476	Duane said,"Do I have to kill you?"
62476	Good lord-- what am I not?_"His reflection-- white, drawn face made all the more pallid by the red hair that blazed over it-- stared back at him.
62476	Had he been a rocket pilot before his mind had blanked-- before embarking on the more lucrative profession of gun smuggler?
62476	How''s your memory, Peter?"
62476	How?
62476	The rifles, you mean?"
62476	Was he then a killer-- could he shoot Andrias now, in cold blood, with so much to gain and nothing to lose?
62476	Was that fast enough?
62476	What difference did it make?
62476	What happened between you and Andrias?
62476	What now?
62476	What was holding Andrias back?
62476	Where am I?"
62476	Why the need for smuggling guns in?
60460	And Daimya?
60460	And join the revolutionaries?
60460	And yet they say the Federation is a republic? 60460 Are they completely dependable?"
60460	Dad?
60460	Did you expect they exempted us all from our taxes as a reward?
60460	Enough to live on?
60460	How many can you get me that will obey me without question, no matter what?
60460	How many do you know who have died in Debtor''s camps, or died because they could not work hard enough? 60460 How many men can I depend on?"
60460	How many men have you killed in that job?
60460	If it is not, all the sacrifices are for nothing, you understand that? 60460 Perhaps by then--""You really believe you''re going to succeed in overthrowing the Federation, do n''t you?"
60460	Respect him? 60460 What about Daimya?"
60460	What about her?
60460	What about the others?
60460	What is it?
60460	What was your tax the past year?
60460	What will the death of Mayne Landing accomplish?
60460	What_ will_ happen to the village?
60460	When will he be back?
60460	Where will she be during-- this attack?
60460	Who the hell''s the girl?
60460	Will you come with me?
60460	Yes, yes? 60460 You do n''t know?"
60460	You understand-- a man and his daughter-- you understand?
60460	You would take her?
60460	And if the revolution succeeds eventually, how can we know the Federation will not be replaced by the same thing under another name?"
60460	And what does the administration consist of?
60460	And what might you be hunting, Mr.--Gray?"
60460	But is there no other way than murder and assassination?
60460	But the others can be depended on''within reason?''"
60460	But, now, could the Cause forgive him his service?_[ Transcriber''s Note: This etext was produced from Worlds of If Science Fiction, April 1958.
60460	Did he know the shuttle that had brought him had been lost?
60460	Do you know what happens to the money you pay the Terran Federation in taxes?"
60460	Explosive?
60460	Gray?"
60460	No?
60460	That''s all._"Tell me,"Daimya said curiously,"how do you come to be mixed up in a thing like this?
60460	This violence-- what can come of it?
60460	What is it?
60460	When the citizen does not dare ask what happens to the taxes that are ground out of him?
60460	_ Can I be responsible for that?_"They do n''t like Colonists cooperating with the revolutionaries,"Carroll continued.
60460	_ Can that be forgiven?
61696	Am I crazy or are you, Irak? 61696 Am I?
61696	But how are we to do it, Prince? 61696 But how are you going to approach that close when_ their_ guns are effective at two hundred feet?"
61696	But the keys-- how did you get them?
61696	But your weapons?
61696	But-- this cavern... the machines: what do they mean?
61696	Can we do it in forty- five minutes?
61696	Do you think we''re unarmed now, with four out of five Venusians owning one of these?
61696	Have n''t you done with persecuting us for one night?
61696	How do they operate? 61696 How do we move the blessed thing?"
61696	How?
61696	Irak, you''re telling the truth?
61696	Irak-- what the devil are you doing here?
61696	Leave our people when they need us most? 61696 Nothing, eh?"
61696	Now we''ll have these dirty Venusian rebels where we want them, eh?
61696	Planning a trip, were you?
61696	Taking your ship out this late?
61696	Then you wo n''t go?
61696	They knew about me?
61696	Well, what now? 61696 Well?"
61696	What good will you be to them dead?
61696	What miserable errand brings you here?
61696	What''s the meaning of this? 61696 What?"
61696	Where do you come in?
61696	Who would n''t be, after eighteen years of blistering Martian suns? 61696 Who''s going to carry it off?
61696	Would that suit you better?
61696	Would this be possible? 61696 You admit conspiracy with this rebel?"
61696	You mean Arzt has decreed our death?
61696	You said-- a fellow_ Venusian_? 61696 And why would they let me hold such a responsible position?
61696	Are you deceiving yourself that these damned Venusian dogs are good enough for a Martian officer?"
61696	Arzt grunted, puzzled,"You wouldn''t--?
61696	But as a favor-- would you mind taking the black cross off my quarters?"
61696	But do they receive it?
61696	But the joke may backlash....""And you?"
61696	But... was the door moving?
61696	Ca n''t a man and his daughter call on their friends without being watched like criminals?"
61696	Could anyone get that close to it without being caught?"
61696	Could that not be arranged too?"
61696	Draw on the Martian power station, I suppose?"
61696	Had he heard aright?
61696	Irak, who could be a more fitting ruler for Venus than the prince we lost and gained again?"
61696	Now, you bag of bones--"he roared suddenly,"where is that map?"
61696	She said softly:"That was your only reason?"
61696	Someone gruffed:"Who is it?
61696	Starting from that basis, would you mind explaining your remarks?"
61696	The_ radite_ is guarded, is it not?"
61696	Were-- were we in time?"
61696	What do you want?"
61696	What would they think of us if we ran out now?"
61696	What''s the matter with you, Lolan?
61696	Where are we going?"
61696	Who''s got it-- one of you, or Lugo?"
61696	Why fight it any longer?
61696	Why not, you grinning, ugly little ape?"
61696	Why were they needed especially now-- because of a coming revolution?
61696	Why?"
61499	Are you crazy? 61499 Are you sure Zeburzac was missing his left hand?"
61499	Carlton? 61499 D''you think that''d stop them?
61499	Explosion? 61499 Governor?"
61499	Have many of us arrived?
61499	How are the others doing?
61499	How come?
61499	How did you do it?
61499	How do we rate as your enemies?
61499	How do you like that one?
61499	How do you now know my name?
61499	Into where?
61499	Joke? 61499 Me?
61499	My loyalty? 61499 Oh, yeah?
61499	Oh-- do you know what this Serono Zeburzac looks like?
61499	Oh-- rebels? 61499 Old mines?
61499	Rebel? 61499 Sure, but how can I get down?"
61499	That all, chief? 61499 Tomorrow morning?
61499	Wait a minute, how do we get out of here?
61499	Well, now what?
61499	Well, what are we waiting for? 61499 Well, what do we do now?
61499	Well, what do you think?
61499	Well, what the dickens does he look like?
61499	What are we stopping here for?
61499	What do we do? 61499 What do you mean by leading them here?"
61499	What do you mean?
61499	What do you want?
61499	What do you want?
61499	What the devil are you doing here?
61499	What the devil do you want? 61499 What''s that?"
61499	Where are we heading for?
61499	Where does that lead to?
61499	Where the dickens are we?
61499	Where? 61499 Wherethehell''s who?"
61499	Who are you?
61499	Who are you?
61499	Who built it?
61499	Who did this to you?
61499	Who is it, Max?
61499	Who was that crazy coot and what is this place?
61499	Who''s here?
61499	Why, McHague, my dear friend, you did n''t think I would overlook a simple thing like this?
61499	Why? 61499 Yeah, I said rebel, an''where is she?"
61499	You did n''t think I was going to leave the ship where Zeburzac could find it, did you?
61499	You knew?
61499	--he flexed the fingers of his own left hand for emphasis--"and not-- his right?"
61499	But now that we''ve made a mess of the old homestead, what do we do?"
61499	But-- what made you come to this place?
61499	Can we get there?"
61499	Can you handle it?"
61499	Did you say rebel?"
61499	Do you know who could have done it?"
61499	Do you want to get us shot?"
61499	Gon na quit now?"
61499	Have n''t you caused enough blasted trouble already?"
61499	Hide here?"
61499	How in thunder can you do it?"
61499	How is he?"
61499	How long have you been in with that bunch?
61499	I wonder how the devil they traced us?
61499	Is that girl as good- looking as they say she is?"
61499	Is there any other way of getting out of this place?"
61499	Just stand here?
61499	That was just... Pete said... rebel?
61499	This Mr. Hanson--""Hanson?
61499	Us with one projector against what they''ve got?"
61499	Want to go and interview them?"
61499	Was she one of the old Venusian family of James?"
61499	What about yours?
61499	What do you think this revolution is about?"
61499	What old mines?"
61499	What the devil had that flat- foot been smirking about?
61499	What the--""Where is she?"
61499	What''s going to happen?"
61499	What''s that?"
61499	Where can we go?"
61499	Where does this corridor lead to?"
61499	Where was Zeburzac heading?
61499	Where''s a hole to get out through?"
61499	Where''s this Five Valleys place?
61499	Where''s this ladder?"
61499	You do n''t think I was going to have women running around in here, do you?"
61499	You do n''t think we have a chance of getting away from here, do you?"
62377	After that, we''ll be taken care of?
62377	Aladdian warned us against Luhor, remember? 62377 Aladdian,"Mark spoke worriedly,"is n''t it a risk for you to broadcast at all?
62377	Aladdian,he said,"do you know much of their plans and what is being done with this new metal?"
62377	All through?
62377	And I suppose either the ore, or the smelted metal''s being shipped to secret bases on Mars and Venus?
62377	And Luhor? 62377 And the system of caverns-- how far does it extend?
62377	And then?
62377	Are you still a guest? 62377 Around a spaceship?
62377	But Aladdian and Mark? 62377 But how?
62377	But how? 62377 But this Luhor,"Mark asked,"what is his real status?
62377	But what is it all about, Aladdo?
62377	But why?
62377	Can we? 62377 Did they pick you up at the swamp, too?"
62377	Do you suppose, Earthman, any of the other men saw you find it? 62377 Do you think,"he said slowly,"if there were any way out, I would be here?
62377	Does this mean we''re actually going to attempt a landing on Vulcan?
62377	First,came the Coordinator''s voice,"how are_ you_ to prevent that fiend Luhor from pursuing his course?
62377	Have you any concrete knowledge of their plans?
62377	How did you get here?
62377	How far is that range of hills, Commander?
62377	How long since we left Venus?
62377	How-- how do you know this?
62377	How-- how do you know?
62377	How? 62377 How?
62377	I suppose they''re mining that metal here?
62377	I wonder if it will be safe to arm the men?
62377	Metal? 62377 Now I wonder why he wanted to eliminate me?"
62377	Out of Paradim?
62377	Revolt fanned by Marnik?
62377	The hills... are those the hills? 62377 They let you have this?"
62377	Vulc? 62377 What are you mumbling about to yourself?"
62377	What are you waiting for?
62377	What do you ask?
62377	What do you care?
62377	What is all this? 62377 What was Earth''s Government thinking of?
62377	What was it the Commander gave him before we left?
62377	What''s that?
62377	What''s the purpose behind all this? 62377 What?
62377	When do we start?
62377	Who''s Vulc?
62377	Who''s at the controls?
62377	Why does any man want to leave there? 62377 Why were you sent there?"
62377	Why?
62377	Will... will I be pardoned?
62377	With us?
62377	You and Commander Cynthia?
62377	You had only been there a few months?
62377	You know each other?
62377	You mean... you''re not in sympathy with their plans? 62377 You wo n''t find_ that_ type of navigation in the''Advanced Principles,''eh, Earthman?"
62377	*****"What did you mean by''ambassador of peace,''Carston?"
62377	A new alloy?"
62377	And I''d go with you, Carston, but how is it possible now?
62377	And second, what guarantees will we have that Venus will not build more of the allotropic cruisers to attack?"
62377	And the metal?..."
62377	And who is that girl?
62377	Are n''t those hills practically honeycombed their entire length?
62377	But what was that bit of information you received?"
62377	Cynthia, I''ve loved you from the very first... did n''t you know?
62377	Do you suppose Venus will ever be content now with anything short of war?"
62377	Escape?
62377	How had this criminal been able to escape the swamp and travel to Callisto, millions of miles away?
62377	How much backing can you expect from Venus, Aladdian?"
62377	How?
62377	I understand that you worked hard there?"
62377	It is a small universe after all,"he added, turning to Carston,"eh, Colonel?"
62377	It would not be that you seek to gain time for your people to rally to you, now that they know you have escaped the Prison Swamp?
62377	Luhor, is this the last one?"
62377	Remember Aladdian, the corridors-- a honeycomb of caverns?
62377	She left a daughter, about five years old, whom they had named Cynthia... do you follow me?"
62377	That you wo n''t serve as a rallying point to sway the masses of Venus?"
62377	V"Only twenty- two men, Luhor?"
62377	What can we do?"
62377	What can you do?"
62377	What do you mean,''Princess''?
62377	What sort of speed has this Spacer?"
62377	Where are they keeping you?
62377	Where did you ever dig up_ that_?"
62377	Who among you knows how to repair that breach?"
62377	Who''s with me?"
62377	Why?"
62377	Will someone explain?"
62377	Would it not mean death, or worse, for them both?"
62377	Would n''t he have picked up your beam on the Spacer and heard you?"
62377	Yes, you have the formula for the allotropic metal-- but what good is it to you without a source of supply?
62377	You Venusian demon-- where have you been?"
62377	You have the location of the asteroid-- but do you suppose your fleet can stand against such a mobile fortress as Luhor will make it?
62377	You would n''t have believed it possible, eh?
62377	You''ve caught someone''s thought vibrations?"
62377	Your crime... was it political?"
62377	_ Our hills?_"Carston nodded dumbly.
38982	But why,asks Kautsky,"did you not summon a new Constituent Assembly?"
38982	But, in that case, in what do your tactics differ from the tactics of Tsarism?
38982	Wherein, then, does your Socialism,Abramovich cries,"differ from Egyptian slavery?
38982	(_ What are the Bolshevists doing?_ Published by Dr. Nath.
38982	All this is splendid-- only why do not the Mensheviks offer us several hundred boards?
38982	And after all, how should he think of them?
38982	And at what moment?
38982	And why?
38982	And, first of all, whence does this come?
38982	And, if the collegiate principle is not a sacred gospel for the workshops, why is it compulsory for the factories?
38982	Are we depriving ourselves of Cadet and Menshevik criticisms of the corruption of the working class?
38982	Are we not dealing here with"shades of opinion"in the proletarian or the Socialist movement?
38982	But did we not hear exactly the same criticism, at bottom, when we had recourse to extensive mobilizations for military problems?
38982	But does this mean that Trotsky had to be rash enough to continue the war against Germany?
38982	But how are we to get at it?
38982	But in that case, what happens to the class struggle altogether?
38982	But in this connection there was always less thought"( amongst whom?
38982	But it is quite justifiable to ask: Did the latter correspond to the balance of power?
38982	But then, why have Soviets sprung up in Germany?
38982	But what does the art of exegesis exist for?
38982	But what then becomes of the sacredness of human life?
38982	But where is your guarantee, certain wise men ask us, that it is just your party that expresses the interests of historical development?
38982	But will the partners agree?
38982	But with what did we begin?
38982	But, perhaps, we are expected to consider them"intolerable"?
38982	By what other path then can it be attained?
38982	By whose decision?
38982	Can it be otherwise?
38982	Can it, without a fight, abandon its booty altogether?
38982	Did we, by our conduct, give the European workers even the shadow of a ground to place us in the same category as German imperialism?
38982	Do you grasp this... distinction?
38982	Does Kautsky desire to insist that we should allow the parties which support Denikin to come out into the open?
38982	Economic pressure or legal compulsion?
38982	Firstly: Why did we summon the Constituent Assembly when we had in view the dictatorship of the proletariat?
38982	How are we practically to begin the utilization of labor- power on the basis of compulsory military service?
38982	How are we productively to organize it?
38982	How are we to apply it?
38982	However, even here it is permissible to ask: Does the policy of Clemenceau himself really correspond to the balance of power?
38982	If collegiate administration is a"school,"why do we not require an elementary school?
38982	In what way?
38982	In what, however, lies the difference between them?
38982	Is an insurrection of oppressed slaves against their masters permissible?
38982	Is it permissible to purchase one''s freedom at the cost of the life of one''s jailers?
38982	Is it permissible to suppress newspapers?
38982	Is it still necessary to confute Kautsky theoretically?
38982	Is there still theoretical necessity to justify revolutionary terrorism?
38982	Is this true?
38982	It is true that compulsory labor is always unproductive?
38982	May one kill the murderer to save oneself?
38982	Or does he reduce the whole question to the_ degree_ of repression, and recommend in all circumstances imprisonment instead of execution?
38982	Ought one not absolutely to repudiate them in the Ebert Republic?
38982	Perhaps Kautsky has invented other methods?
38982	Since what time has this been admitted by our Kautskians?
38982	The whole question is, did we allow ourselves to be utilized?
38982	The whole question is: who applies the principle of compulsion, over whom, and for what purpose?
38982	The working class or the landlord class, Pharaohs or peasants, White Guards or the Petrograd proletariat?
38982	There is a difference, gentlemen, and it is defined by a fundamental test: who is in power?
38982	To dismiss them to the four corners of the earth, saying"seek for better conditions where you can find them, comrades"?
38982	We ask what does compulsory labor mean here, that is, to what kind of labor is it opposed?
38982	What State, what class, in what conditions, by what methods?
38982	What are the conclusions to be drawn from that experience?
38982	What are we to understand, in that case, by free labor?
38982	What did I say in reality?
38982	What does this mean?
38982	What happened in reality?
38982	What methods have we, then, for the re- education of the workers?
38982	What tasks?
38982	What thoughts have they in common with us?
38982	What would Kautsky say to this rank betrayal, Kautsky, the foremost disciple of Marx, Kautsky, the foremost theoretician of the Second International?
38982	What, however, will be the"constitutional"position of the Soviets in the republic of Zeiz, Renner and company?
38982	When a murderer raises his knife over a child, may one kill the murderer to save the child?
38982	When it came to a real struggle, and to the creation of a real army against the real enemies of the working class, what did you do then?
38982	When suggesting to us the election of a Constituent Assembly, does Kautsky propose the stopping of the civil war for the purpose of the elections?
38982	Whence have they appeared?
38982	Where is the difference?
38982	Why do we speak of_ militarization_?
38982	Why should we not introduce boards into the workshops?
38982	Why?
38982	Will he at least speak up?
38982	Will it come, the seeming inevitable?
38982	Will not thereby the principle of the"sacredness of human life"be infringed?
38982	Will there be any need of it then?
38982	Would it pay for itself?
38982	Would not the fate of the Russian Revolution long ago have been sealed?
38982	Would the Red soldiers work?
38982	Would their work be sufficiently productive?
38982	Yes?
38982	You do not understand this, holy men?
38982	_ How could their lives be spared any longer_ after the blood- bath with which MacMahon''s Pretorians celebrated their entry into Paris?"
61845	All right, where is it? 61845 And have them see us swing?"
61845	Any of the crew with weapons?
61845	Are the crew members allowed to be armed?
61845	Are you all right?
61845	Are you going to tell?
61845	Bentley murdered? 61845 But what are we going to do?"
61845	But, my dear little lady, do you want me to kill Penelle? 61845 By the way, have you seen Mr. Polter?
61845	Do n''t you see I''d rather not kill you?
61845	Do you smell it already? 61845 Down there-- see him?
61845	Ever been down there, Jim?
61845	Going to the Moon, for what?
61845	Have you had enough, Captain?
61845	How is the revolution going? 61845 How many in the crew?"
61845	How many passengers this voyage?
61845	If anything happens to me-- or him--Him?
61845	Inspired by the moonlight?
61845	Is-- is Nina all right?
61845	Jim Durk? 61845 Nina, did he hurt you?"
61845	Nina, what''s the matter?
61845	Oh, so you''re the one who''s willing to tell?
61845	Oh, you Penelle? 61845 Or have you, Set Mokk?"
61845	See it, Captain?
61845	So you''re going to try that too?
61845	That Martian? 61845 That hunchback-- that fellow Durk-- have you seen him?"
61845	The Purser, sir? 61845 The little Earth- girl fascinates you, eh, Torio?
61845	Think you can work it all right?
61845	We are now just about here, Captain?
61845	Well, Georg Blake died, quite mysteriously, a few days ago--"Murdered?
61845	What I know about what?
61845	What are we going to do?
61845	What do you think we ought to do? 61845 What is it?"
61845	What''s all this got to do with me, and the_ X-87_?
61845	What''s that got to do with me?
61845	What''s the matter, Captain?
61845	What''s your name?
61845	What-- what is it?
61845	Who are you?
61845	Who''s that?
61845	Why not?
61845	Why, little lady, did n''t you know? 61845 Would n''t that precipitate whatever it is they''re planning to do?"
61845	Would that be most swift? 61845 Yes?
61845	You armed?
61845	You can all go to hell-- you murderers-- bandits--"Back to Earth?
61845	You do not trust me?
61845	You''re afraid of that fellow, Nina?
61845	Your first flight, Penelle?
61845	_ X-87?_I murmured.
61845	***** As I started for the door I gripped him, whispered:"Captain-- where have you got the T- catalyst hidden?"
61845	*****"So you are going to the Moon to work for the Blake Company?"
61845	And of the ship''s officers, whom could we trust?
61845	Are you hungry?"
61845	Bentley''s there dead-- drilled through the chest--""Bentley killed?
61845	But if they win, I expect you''ll call them patriots?"
61845	But would that be quick enough?
61845	Ca n''t you find your cubby?"
61845	Could he by any wild chance, have been the figure I saw climb out of Nina''s window?
61845	Did his sudden appearance strike terror into Nina?
61845	Did that mean that the captain and the others in the control turret had been killed?
61845	Did they really think I was a mathematics clerk?
61845	Dr. Fyre, the Surgeon?
61845	Five of the crew-- that would include the hunchback Durk... Mokk, the Martian?
61845	Frye?"
61845	Frye?"
61845	Had he been sent away, so that Torio now might be alone with Nina?
61845	Had that fact leaked out?
61845	Have you seen Mokk?"
61845	How many of the mutineers were there?
61845	How much time had passed?
61845	If I could catch Bentley at it-- force him to explain-- Or was it someone else tampering with the complex gravitational mechanisms down there?...
61845	James Polter, the Purser?
61845	Nina said suddenly,"This silence everywhere about the ship-- where are the passengers?"
61845	Nina''s voice came echoing back into my mind...."No-- no Jim, don''t--"Was this the fellow who had climbed out of her window just a few moments ago?
61845	No, Jim-- don''t--"James Polter, the Purser?
61845	Nothing?
61845	Oh, what shall we do?
61845	Ollog Torio, the pallid Venus man?
61845	Or was it my own pounding heart?...
61845	Perhaps only coincidences--""Such as what?"
61845	Pressure porte?"
61845	Safe?
61845	See him?"
61845	See the ship?"
61845	So this was one of the criminals; the fellow who had tried to melt into the helio room?
61845	Some of the other passengers maybe?
61845	Someone looking in?
61845	Ten minutes?
61845	The eavesdropper?
61845	The engines of their mining equipment--""You mean it''s being stolen from them?"
61845	The man who had been in Nina''s room?
61845	The sort of voice one might use to disguise its natural tone?
61845	Then I had another thought: young Len Smith, the helio man-- could he be trusted?
61845	These damnable murderers--"Then he swung at me; lowered his voice:"Mackensie has the catalyst?"
61845	This Ollog Torio-- was he what he seemed, just a wealthy traveler?
61845	Up there with you in the turret, is n''t it?"
61845	Was he going to kill me now out of hand?
61845	Was it Mokk?
61845	Was it that one of them wanted to observe Nina and me alone?
61845	Was it that?
61845	Was someone here able to watch me?
61845	Was the terror still upon her?
61845	Was there something artificially invisible stalking here?
61845	What can we do?"
61845	What could financiers back at their desks in Great- New York have to do with us, embattled out here in Space, barricaded in our little chart room?
61845	What do you say?"
61845	What ghastly hold could this fellow have upon Nina?
61845	What the hell of it?
61845	What was the huge coffin- like trunk, which sounded like a time- bomb?
61845	What was this?
61845	What was this?
61845	What was this?
61845	What''s the matter?
61845	What''s your idea?
61845	Where is it?"
61845	Where is the T- catalyst?
61845	Who is it?"
61845	Who were they?
61845	Who?
61845	Why was Bentley experimenting with his controls?
61845	Why was Nina so terrified of that ugly hunchback?
61845	Why was the beautiful little Nina Blake so flooded with secret terror?
61845	Would it bring an attack from them?
61845	Would it make any sound and alarm Torio in the chart room under it?
61845	Would n''t it?
61845	Would that give us time enough?
61845	Would the leaden cylinder of the catalyst still be here?
61845	Would the pirates be aware of our efforts?
61845	Would this be a good time to try and talk with him?
61845	You and I can trust each other, eh?
61845	You heard them?"
61845	You know about that, Fred?"
61845	You''re a new man, are n''t you?"
62395	A delegation from the women of the city--"What do they want?
62395	A triangular scar? 62395 Adjacent?
62395	And then?
62395	Azt--?
62395	But then,stammered Dirk,"if not on Nadron, where_ is_ your new plane of existence?"
62395	Confusing at first, is n''t it? 62395 Council?"
62395	Dead? 62395 Destruction?"
62395	Dirk,he begged,"for the last time... let us share this with you?
62395	Do n''t you trust me, Corporal? 62395 Earth, perhaps?
62395	Eh?
62395	Furthermore, it is ridiculous to assume--The Emperor stopped abruptly, his brow congealing--"Eh?
62395	Have you forgotten your promise?
62395	Have you forgotten,asked Slador,"the strangeness of your own existence here?
62395	Have you gone mad?
62395	How came you here?
62395	How could it be?
62395	If you will look through this--?
62395	Is this,he asked hoarsely,"the image you saw?"
62395	Lost homeland? 62395 Maybe hold too tight?"
62395	Me? 62395 Morris was afraid of nothing; man, beast, nor devil--""And..._ and we_?"
62395	Neighboring world?
62395	Now you understand and believe, my boy?
62395	Oh, you mean... then, you... you saw?
62395	Price?
62395	Receipt? 62395 Someone make a complaint?
62395	Sure?
62395	Surely_ you_ should know, Dirk Morris, that one can not pass with impunity from one universe of vibration to another?
62395	Then we can never see you again, Dirk?
62395	There are?
62395	Trap?
62395	W- who said that?
62395	Was that explosion,demanded Shaughnessey,"imagination?
62395	Well, Dirk Morris?
62395	Well, Marta?
62395	Well, Marta?
62395	Well, Morris?
62395	Well, my friend?
62395	Well... now that you know, what are you going to do about it?
62395	Well?
62395	Wh- where are you?
62395	What do we do, Dirk?
62395	What is it, Tandred? 62395 What means of propulsion brought you hither?"
62395	What means this, my parent? 62395 What price do you ask?"
62395	What way, Dirk Morris?
62395	What ways, Ptan Slador?
62395	What? 62395 What?"
62395	Where are you?
62395	Where--?
62395	Who dares enter the boudoir of the Princess Lenore?
62395	Why must they fret me with their miserable woes? 62395 You are sure--"hesitated the girl--"this is not a trap of some sort?"
62395	You dare bargain with the System''s Emperor?
62395	You do let business interfere with pleasure, do you, Dirk Morris?
62395	You mean to use our world as the breeding- place for conflict on yours? 62395 You mean,"cried the girl,"one man has dared grasp so much power?
62395	You mean--?
62395	You plan to kill them all, Dirk?
62395	You will keep your promise? 62395 You''re sure, Neil?"
62395	You... you mean,choked Neil,"you can make yourself visible if you wish?"
62395	Your plans were successful?
62395	_ I so dare, Princess._"And... and who are you?
62395	_ Send them away, eh, Princess? 62395 _ You''ll bring the guard down upon us!_""Us?"
62395	*****"Faking?
62395	A thousand credits, was n''t it?
62395	And for a long time two remarkably similar heads, both in physiognomy and mentality, bent close together in conference.... VI"Tonight?"
62395	And how, even more strangely, does it come about that you of Nadron and we of Earth are identical in physical structure?
62395	And the death I promised you lies in store for me?
62395	And whence comes she, that she dares enter the stronghold of the Emperor?"
62395	Anything wrong?"
62395	Are these all you live for, then?
62395	Are you so sure of that, my father?"
62395	Are you too proud to buy your life at the expense of rebellion?
62395	Before he died, Morris told it to--"Hardesty interrupted coldly,"Am I to understand, Garroway, that this man is no longer under your protection?"
62395	Brian, are you sure it was--?"
62395	But how--?"
62395	But surely, sir, you do n''t mean--?"
62395	But the... the receipt, sir?"
62395	But... where are you?"
62395	Cold stones?
62395	Could a nervous reaction account for the theft of my jewels, or the shattering of my mirror?"
62395	Did you say... a small scar above his right eyebrow?"
62395	Dirk said,"You mean that you, as I did, have become a... a wraith to your own world?
62395	Dirk--""Do about it?"
62395	Do n''t you know what it means to hunger and be without bread, to want and be without hope, to love and be without love?
62395	Do you see?"
62395	Do you think the Princess saw you in this mirror?"
62395	Do you understand?_""No!"
62395	Does she love you enough to join you in the new world which is the only one whereon you now can live?
62395	Enough to join you on Nadron?"
62395	For what?"
62395	Hardesty asked,"Far planets, Dirk?
62395	Hardesty whispered,"It... it is over?"
62395	Has it not occurred to you to wonder that we, the people of a foreign world, know your language?"
62395	Have you decided to tell your secret?"
62395	Have you forgotten the medical science of which your attendants are capable?
62395	He asked,"How is it, Ptan Slador, you know so much about the history of Earthmen?
62395	He demanded hoarsely,"Who is this woman?
62395	He said,"Must... must I, then, be the one to judge, Rima?
62395	He whispered:"This, then, is the end?
62395	Here, as elsewhere, a frightened populace began by asking,"Why?"
62395	How dare you--?"
62395	How many miles... or light years... are we from my native Earth?"
62395	I can not allow so dangerous a foe to live--""No?
62395	I join my father in exile?"
62395	If you must have this man--"He turned to Morris--"Well, what say_ you_, rebel?
62395	In all your life, have you known only the icy caress of gems?
62395	In as level a voice as he could muster he said,"So we meet again, Overlord of scavengers?"
62395	Is n''t that what you mean, Dirk?"
62395	Is that your meaning, Graed Garroway?
62395	Is that your thought?"
62395	Is_ that_ the great invention we''ve been risking our lives for?
62395	It was, perhaps, quartz?"
62395	Look, my young friend... your Earth science knows of the atom?"
62395	Meanwhile--""Yes?"
62395	My companions go free when I die?"
62395	Not this--?_"And harshly, stunningly, the cries of the Princess Lenore were stifled by the crush of male lips upon her own.
62395	Now, what must be done?"
62395	Or is it that you do not yet see how this can be bent to use?
62395	Or must your fortresses continue to fall because of all on earth, I alone know how this phantom may be caught?"
62395	Or will you accept life at the price of a new existence of loyalty... to me?"
62395	Our planet will become your new world?"
62395	Perhaps you are joking--?"
62395	Rima said,"Dirk... you have laid careful plans for tonight?
62395	Rima, my dear--?"
62395	Shaughnessey said,"Huh?
62395	She asked,"And I?
62395	She drawled, half amusedly,"Lies?
62395	So much evil power?"
62395	So that was your secret, eh?
62395	Suppose we_ did_ have it?
62395	Tell me... have you never heard of the land of Aztlan?"
62395	That henceforth you have no true existence on Nadron, as I none on Earth?"
62395	That it?"
62395	Then the ancient religions were true?
62395	Then you... you found Dr. Townsend''s chamber?"
62395	This mirror... it was not plain, silvered glass?
62395	Vurrth grunted, and Brian Shaughnessey husked,"You see?
62395	Vurrth said thoughtfully,"But Dirk dead, no?"
62395	Well, Dirk?"
62395	Well... now that you know the identity of the Ghost, what are you going to do?"
62395	What better place?"
62395	What better time to bring an abrupt end to his tyranny?"
62395	What did you say?
62395	What does it mean?"
62395	What good would it do us?
62395	What''s he got to thank_ you_ for, Fred?"
62395	What''s that?
62395	Where did it go?
62395	Where was it... or is it?"
62395	Which can compare with him in audacity and daring?"
62395	Who amongst them can match in strength and vigor the spirit of Dirk Morris?
62395	Who is he?"
62395	Why do you call the guards?"
62395	Why is this?"
62395	Why was that?"
62395	Why?
62395	Why?"
62395	Will you give me the man, Dirk Morris, and put an end to these depredations?
62395	Yet, if it were not a disintegration machine, then what--?
62395	You are certain of that?"
62395	You can do this from concealment?"
62395	You can leave Nadron, then?"
62395	You have plotted every move you will make?"
62395	You have succeeded here, too?"
62395	You mean in Space?"
62395	You were telling me of your adventures--?"
62395	You... you will come soon, my Princess?"
62395	Your late leader succeeded in perfecting a disintegration chamber?"
62395	Your system lies just where in relation to the galactic center?
62395	and rapidly changed its query to the more daring,"Why not?"
62395	he began--"where on earth--?"
50906	Ah,said Lucile impetuously,"whither are you hurrying us in the future,--to revolution?"
50906	All?
50906	And Savrola?
50906	And he?
50906	And if we refuse to comply?
50906	And modern civilisation?
50906	And that moment?
50906	And then?
50906	And this is the moment?
50906	And this----?
50906	And what then, Sir?
50906	And when,she asked merrily,"do we declare war?"
50906	And you believe all this that you have said?
50906	And you think I shall have to pay for this excitement and enthusiasm? 50906 And you will not?"
50906	Are you going to release them?
50906	Are you not playing with mighty forces?
50906	Are you wounded, Sir?
50906	Betrayed? 50906 But are these things so?"
50906	But the troops?
50906	But why do you claim a higher origin for beauty and honesty?
50906	But why should they block the channel now,--why not wait?
50906	But why?
50906	But your wound?
50906	By whose authority?
50906	Can I do nothing, nothing?
50906	Can I not help you?
50906	Can you do nothing?
50906	Captain Lecomte,said the Colonel,"what is the name of the right- hand man of your company?"
50906	Certainly, when shall I start?
50906	Come?
50906	Could you get along the wires?
50906	Danger? 50906 Dare I plunge two nations into war for the sake of a waltz?"
50906	Did he tell you anything?
50906	Do we choose? 50906 Do you despise me very much?"
50906	Do you mean in the way I forbade you to suggest, Sir?
50906	Do you mean that she should implore him to hold his hand?
50906	Do you suppose they cut up the wounded?
50906	Do you think there is any chance of war?
50906	Do? 50906 Finished, Miguel?"
50906	For me? 50906 Has Colonel Sorrento come yet?"
50906	Has he started?
50906	Have I played my part? 50906 Have you arranged about an opposition?"
50906	Have you reflected that you have forty human lives to answer for? 50906 Have you the report of the Agricultural Committee for last year?
50906	How can we induce Savrola to speak? 50906 How could it be?"
50906	How did it happen?
50906	How do you know these things?
50906	How do you know?
50906	How do you mean?
50906	How far are we away from the Plaza San Marco?
50906	How?
50906	I think the end is coming,he continued;"perhaps quite soon-- unless----?"
50906	If you were to find him guilty of conspiracy, of plotting revolution, what would you do?
50906	In what way?
50906	Indeed?
50906	Is he going to make a speech to- morrow?
50906	Is it there you watch the stars?
50906	Is she in this house?
50906	Is that the triumph of moral superiority?
50906	Is the regiment ready to move off?
50906	Is there a mounted orderly?
50906	Is there anything else to do? 50906 It is terrible to have power like that,"she replied earnestly; and then after a pause,"Where are we going to?"
50906	May I ask,he said,"to what we are indebted for this welcome to our native city?"
50906	More business?
50906	My darling,said Molara,"why should you spoil your life by mixing in the darker side of politics?
50906	My dear Moret, what should make you think that? 50906 My dear,"he said,"where have you been all this time?"
50906	My husband?
50906	Now tell me,he said,"do you call that a hot fire?"
50906	Of what?
50906	On the contrary, I am greatly interested; what then?
50906	Perhaps the Romans in the summit of their power thought that too?
50906	Public matters I suppose?
50906	Really, and what is this that you are wearing?
50906	Shall we go out?
50906	Sir,he said,"you will allow me to go with my squadron to the front?
50906	So you are glad there is to be war and that people are to be killed?
50906	Surely there are many exceptions?
50906	Suspects what?
50906	That? 50906 There is a great meeting to- night, is there not?"
50906	Thursday?
50906	To what purpose then are all our efforts?
50906	Too late?
50906	Was that,she asked her mistress curiously,"the great Agitator?"
50906	We must part,he said;"when shall we meet again,--Lucile?"
50906	Well, what is it?
50906	Well,he said,"when will you speak?"
50906	What am I to do, then?
50906	What are you writing?
50906	What do you mean? 50906 What do you propose?"
50906	What happened at the Senate?
50906	What happened to him?
50906	What has happened, Antonio? 50906 What has happened, Antonio?"
50906	What has happened?
50906	What have I done?
50906	What have you got for me?
50906	What is beauty,said Molara,"but what we choose to admire?"
50906	What is it, Miguel?
50906	What is it, mate?
50906	What is the matter, Antonio? 50906 What is the use of throwing away your life, of waiting to taunt them?"
50906	What is to be done, Savrola?
50906	What of him?
50906	What officer has charge of the prison?
50906	What right had he to come without authorisation? 50906 What time is the meeting to- night?"
50906	What time was Moret killed?
50906	What will Strelitz say? 50906 What will Your Excellency wear?"
50906	What will you do?
50906	What''s going to happen now?
50906	What, without a trial?
50906	What?
50906	When can you?
50906	Where did this come from?
50906	Where does that door lead to?
50906	Where have you played?
50906	Where is the President?
50906	Where to, Sir?
50906	Where to, Sir?
50906	Where were you?
50906	Which two are fit, Colonel?
50906	Which way, then?
50906	Who has committed this murder?
50906	Why are they stopped?
50906	Why did you stop me, Miguel?
50906	Why do you assume that this triumph is permanent? 50906 Why do you sneer at honour?"
50906	Why has he done this?
50906	Why not Drogan?
50906	Why not?
50906	Why not?
50906	Why should I?
50906	Why should not the same laws hold good all over the universe, and, if possible, beyond it? 50906 Why should we try?"
50906	Why will you cause further loss of life? 50906 Why will you persist?"
50906	Why, may I ask?
50906	Why?
50906	Will you move, or must we move you?
50906	With Savrola?
50906	Would it sparkle as brightly in the Winter Palace?
50906	Would you rise in the world? 50906 Yes?"
50906	You are not going to declare that constancy is a series of changes? 50906 You are prepared to plunge the country in a civil war?"
50906	You are still determined to drive us out?
50906	You dislike Miguel?
50906	You do not then believe in God?
50906	You had no difficulty with the crowd?
50906	You have a ticket for it?
50906	You have informed me that Her Excellency has consented to ask Señor Savrola for information on this point?
50906	You like the stars?
50906	You mean that in your own case human caprice has been sufficiently constant? 50906 You mean that the crowd will accept no surrender?"
50906	You mean that when the ships are gone you will no longer fear to rise?
50906	You realise,she said earnestly and with an entire change of manner,"that we have to consider the political situation here?
50906	You refuse all terms?
50906	You think I ought to have been in the streets? 50906 You think they have done it on purpose?"
50906	You think we are of no importance?
50906	You think you can do all this?
50906	You will accept Molara''s hospitality,--enter his house,--eat his food?
50906	You will continue to try and find out his political intentions?
50906	You will insult him, then?
50906	You will talk to him?
50906	You wrong me,said Savrola;"but will you do as I ask?"
50906	Your power can rouse the multitude; but can you restrain them?
50906	Above all, what course would he propose?
50906	After all, why should his party dictate to him how he should rule his private life?
50906	All this must fall on his name; what would Europe think, what would the world say?
50906	Am I their master or their slave?
50906	And all for what?
50906	And for what?
50906	And you,--will you forget?
50906	Are we become barbarians in a morning?"
50906	Are you desirous of a reputation for courage?
50906	Are you there?--The President of the Executive Committee of the Council of Public Safety-- do you hear?
50906	But what other course remained?
50906	But will he come?"
50906	Can you do this?"
50906	Can you,--will you do this?"
50906	Could he spring in under the shot?
50906	Do we deny it now?"
50906	Do you think I am what I am, because I have changed all those minds, or because I best express their views?
50906	Do you think there is danger?"
50906	Do you think you can hold them?"
50906	Had he been hooted or cheered?
50906	Had he read deeper into her heart than she herself had dared to look?
50906	Have all the Ministers accepted?"
50906	Have the people risen?
50906	Have we the power?"
50906	Have you a bedroom ready?"
50906	Have you many non- commissioned officers like that?"
50906	He dismissed them from his mind; why should he be always oppressed with matters of fact?
50906	He went with them and showed them the way straight enough,--but I bore you?"
50906	Her life was ruined,--was he the cause?
50906	How could you come alone to such a crowded place at night?
50906	How did it sound?
50906	How do you know that it will not be reversed, as all others have been?"
50906	How far would it carry them, the unborn inhabitants of an embryo world?
50906	How much of what he had said had he believed?
50906	How would he bear the crushing defeat that had fallen upon them?
50906	I should not care to prophesy; but do you wish for it?"
50906	I suppose the troops have been ordered to be under arms?
50906	I trust you were not hurt in the throng?"
50906	If I send for you, you will come?"
50906	In the meanwhile, what was there to complain about?
50906	Is all well?
50906	Is it not so, Princess?"
50906	Is it not, Colonel?"
50906	Is it strong enough?"
50906	Is my carriage there?
50906	Is the best of life over?"
50906	Is there a man here that has a wound?
50906	It is a strange riddle, is it not?"
50906	No-- how could there be?"
50906	None of the revolutionaries in the city have moved, have they?"
50906	Now on what did this system of alliance depend?
50906	Now what about the Line regiments in the city?
50906	Now, who is to command?"
50906	Poor soul, why should she feel the force of the struggles of ambitious men?
50906	Probably there will be some street- fighting and some people will be killed, but----""But why should you drive them like this?"
50906	She would go and hear him; women went to these meetings; why should she not go, closely veiled?
50906	Supposing they could read our hearts for instance?"
50906	That was a point; could not tautology accentuate it?
50906	The man who had authorised Moret to accept their surrender had power with the crowd; he would be at the Mayoralty,--he must be sent for,--but how?
50906	The other members of the deputation had not yet arrived; in the meantime would he take a chair?
50906	The struggle, the labour, the constant rush of affairs, the sacrifice of so many things that make life easy, or pleasant-- for what?
50906	They crowded round the carriage crying:"What has happened?
50906	To hear my speech?
50906	Vengeance must be taken; but how?
50906	Was it wonderful the people followed him?
50906	Was it worth it?
50906	Was there no possible way of repairing the harm?
50906	We have no news from the Commandant at Turga; who is he?"
50906	We should have heard from-- who is it commands the post?"
50906	What are we stopping for?"
50906	What can I do?"
50906	What can we do?"
50906	What could I do?
50906	What could she do to help him, now that he was so hard pressed?
50906	What course shall we adopt?"
50906	What day did you say you had arranged it for?"
50906	What did he mean?
50906	What did she mean?
50906	What did you think I meant?"
50906	What do I care?
50906	What does he care about a community of goods?"
50906	What else can we do?
50906	What else?"
50906	What has happened about the English affair?"
50906	What have we done?
50906	What if the rebels should see him in mid air?
50906	What is that blue one that Sir Richard, the British Ambassador, is wearing?"
50906	What is there at Lorenzo?"
50906	What is your great inducement to fight?"
50906	What is your proposition?"
50906	What of him?"
50906	What of the night?
50906	What was the good of it all?
50906	What was there to say?
50906	What was this?
50906	What, more still, Miguel?"
50906	Where can I hide?
50906	Where can you find an escort?"
50906	Where do I dine to- night?"
50906	Where had she been all that terrible night?
50906	Where''s that translation of the cipher telegram, Miguel?
50906	Which are the worst?"
50906	While you are in so good a mood, tell me what has happened; is there danger?"
50906	Whither?
50906	Who is there will see the matter through,--to the end?"
50906	Who was it spoke to them?"
50906	Why are you glad that the Admiral and the fleet are prevented from carrying out my orders?"
50906	Why did you tell me to come here?"
50906	Why have they been firing?"
50906	Why is there no news?
50906	Why not?"
50906	Why should it be necessary to say so?
50906	Why should these records, be preserved for the curious eye of unsympathetic posterity?
50906	Why should you assail it merely because it does not harmonise with your theories?"
50906	Why, what do you mean?"
50906	Why?
50906	Will you conduct her?"
50906	Will you please accompany me to the palace?
50906	Will you send the carriage back as soon as you have done with it?
50906	Would he be angry or sad or cynical?
50906	Would he despair of the movement?
50906	Would he ever see her again?
50906	Would the men obey the summons?
50906	Would you be strong morally or physically?
50906	You are not hurt?
50906	You think I have paid nothing so far?"
50906	You understand the game?"
50906	Your husband knows it; why has he not sent you away to the country?"
50906	Your speech was useless,--what good could it do?
50906	and then, with a hot wave of petulant resolve,"I will do it,--but what?"
50906	asked the President;"you have some papers for me?"
50906	he said to Sorrento,"what have you done?"
50906	when did this come?"
37582	After what you must have seen,he asked,"do n''t you agree that there are advantages in keeping in smooth water?"
37582	Am I to tell my father what I have promised?
37582	And Calder Hall? 37582 And can not one have sympathy with these?"
37582	And do you think I am ready now?
37582	And if I tell you-- all?
37582	And lingers there?
37582	And that will be all?
37582	And what else?
37582	And what speed can you get out of her?
37582	And yet you''re not quite satisfied?
37582	And you took the excellence of my intentions on trust?
37582	And you would not have expected to find him cooking and cleaning engines on a boat like this?
37582	And your comrade is with you?
37582	And, if it did, you could help us?
37582	Are n''t we going slowly?
37582	Are n''t you painting her an unusual color? 37582 Are n''t you rash, señor?"
37582	Are these things true?
37582	Are ye a mechanic then?
37582	Are you alone?
37582	Are you satisfied?
37582	Blanca, will you give Grahame your pistol?
37582	But do these talents run in the blood?
37582	But has he not some news for us, perhaps?
37582	But how did the play go off?
37582	But how did you and your father come to meet Mr. Walthew, and what is the_ Enchantress_ doing on the coast?
37582	But if it''s no''a watch, what way can I serve ye?
37582	But if you like the mountains, could n''t you enjoy them now?
37582	But perhaps not a good plotter?
37582	But suppose your customers get killed?
37582	But this is Rio Frio, is n''t it? 37582 But what about your daughter?"
37582	But what is likely to happen to Grahame?
37582	But what is the business that makes you so careful?
37582	But what''s the news?
37582	But when the building is tottering and rotten?
37582	But where do you come from?
37582	But why did Don Martin send you?
37582	But why?
37582	But would n''t that have been easier at New Orleans or Galveston?
37582	But you do n''t feel it now?
37582	Can I get a fresh mule here and perhaps something to eat?
37582	Can ye no''talk instead o''glowering like a death''s- head?
37582	Can you get her off?
37582	Could he pass them by making a round?
37582	Did he recognize me?
37582	Did n''t you say you might make a short business trip to the West Indies?
37582	Did you deliver the President''s despatches?
37582	Did you find it hard?
37582	Did you tell Mr. Grahame this?
37582	Did you think it worth having?
37582	Did you think of nothing else?
37582	Did you?
37582	Do I speak it charmingly?
37582	Do n''t they? 37582 Do they talk about me in such places?"
37582	Do you expect us to get into any difficulty?
37582	Do you know Don Martin Sarmiento?
37582	Do you know Señor Gomez?
37582	Do you know what his orders to Gomez were?
37582	Do you know where he gets it?
37582	Do you know where we are?
37582	Do you mean Mr. Grahame rather despises money- making?
37582	Do you mean that they may let him go?
37582	Do you mean to be guided by me?
37582	Do you mean to live in Cuba?
37582	Do you mean to prevent my going?
37582	Do you not think Señor Walthew has answered well?
37582	Do you reckon the half- breed pilot meant to pile her up?
37582	Do you think I would leave you to get into fresh difficulties? 37582 Do you think the man''s an agent of the government we''re up against?"
37582	Do you think the pilot will turn up to take us out then?
37582	Do you think we shall meet him?
37582	Do you think you can keep that check?
37582	Do you want him to come here?
37582	Hard? 37582 Has n''t he men enough?"
37582	Have n''t you come to a decision rather suddenly?
37582	Have you felt this?
37582	Have you just come out of one of the rooms?
37582	Have you known your partner long?
37582	Have you met the gentleman yonder?
37582	Have you rested enough? 37582 How did I know?"
37582	How did you come to learn Castilian?
37582	How do you come to speak English so charmingly?
37582	How do you feel about it?
37582	How do you feel?
37582	How do you_ know_ I have n''t money? 37582 How have you been getting on since we last met?"
37582	How heavy is the risk?
37582	How it come loose?
37582	How long have you called her Evelyn?
37582	How much?
37582	How will you get across to Jamaica?
37582	How''s business?
37582	How-- if it was really meant for me?
37582	I do n''t understand very much; but who is Don Martin Sarmiento?
37582	I suppose if I had done what I was asked and pocketed the reward, I should have met with an accident shortly afterward?
37582	I suppose we wo n''t be required to meddle with dago politics?
37582	I suppose you are waiting for dinner now?
37582	I suppose you do know the place?
37582	I suppose you do n''t expect this calm to last?
37582	I suppose you mean to start home as soon as you can?
37582	I suppose your man will be here in the morning to take us out?
37582	I wonder where that path is leading us?
37582	I wonder whether there are many of them about? 37582 I wonder why you decided to cross in this little boat, when we could have gone by one of the big passenger liners?"
37582	I wonder why you thought I could be trusted?
37582	In one act?
37582	Is Castillo still at liberty?
37582	Is Castillo strong enough to rule your people?
37582	Is n''t that a free translation? 37582 It would hurt to find you had been deceived?"
37582	Looks very small; I s''pose she''s safe?
37582	May I ask how you got that hold?
37582	May I ask what you would do with the cases? 37582 May I hope that this adds to your satisfaction?"
37582	Miss Cliffe''s boat, is n''t it?
37582	Mooning all alone?
37582	Must I remind you, señorita, of a little affair at the Hotel International?
37582	No sign o''that steamboat yet?
37582	No, señor; why should I fear? 37582 Now,"said Macallister,"where did you get the_ anisado_?"
37582	One o''they half- dressed hussies from the hotel? 37582 Perhaps you are not using the_ diario_?"
37582	Señor Gomez? 37582 Shall we call the boys and put the truck on board?"
37582	Shall we look for a seat here? 37582 Shear the flock instead of guarding it?
37582	So you have some business here? 37582 So you sailed to look for better fortune somewhere else?
37582	Sometimes you are able to send the señora a few dollars?
37582	Suppose you go home in twelve months with a profit on the money he gave you?
37582	Take me with you, wo n''t you?
37582	That is for you to judge, but are you not inconsistent, señorita? 37582 That means the sea- birds, does n''t it?
37582	That the people may choose another President? 37582 The quickest road?"
37582	The steamer is yours, I suppose?
37582	The very small, lead- colored steamer? 37582 Then Calder Hall now belongs to you?"
37582	Then are you not afraid of a revolution?
37582	Then he is in Havana?
37582	Then it''s your honest opinion the thing''s a good business chance?
37582	Then perhaps you have heard your father speak of him?
37582	Then the_ Enchantress_ is n''t here?
37582	Then what do you expect me to do? 37582 Then what is to be done?"
37582	Then where has she gone?
37582	Then who is Señora Garcia?
37582	Then why did you leave her?
37582	Then you have a house? 37582 Then, why do you not reform your administration and put in straight men?"
37582	This meets with your approval?
37582	Tries to fire the mine before things are ready?
37582	Was it useful?
37582	We must hope our messenger arrives in time to stop him, but for all that----"Do you wish him to come?
37582	We seem to be in safe quarters; but how did we get here?
37582	Well, what happened afterward?
37582	Well?
37582	What are they doing at the council?
37582	What are they waiting for?
37582	What are those marks on your neck?
37582	What are we going to do?
37582	What could prevent him?
37582	What do you know about Calder Hall?
37582	What do you mean by that?
37582	What do you mean?
37582	What do you reckon has been going on inland?
37582	What do you think of the other fellow?
37582	What do you want?
37582	What has that got to do with it?
37582	What is it?
37582	What is the best?
37582	What is the matter?
37582	What kind of engines has your boat?
37582	What made you get up so soon?
37582	What on earth have you been doing?
37582	What was in it, then?
37582	What was the danger?
37582	What would they gain? 37582 What would ye expect?
37582	What''s a watch compared with the human body?
37582	What''s likely to happen to him if he''s been corralled by the dictator''s rural- guards?
37582	What''s that?
37582	What''s the fire outside?
37582	What''s the lady wanting-- is it her watch mending?
37582	What''s your name and business?
37582	What''s your opinion? 37582 When do you expect my father?"
37582	When do you wish me to start?
37582	When shall we reach Rio Frio?
37582	When?
37582	Where are the others?
37582	Where are we now?
37582	Where are you going when you leave Havana?
37582	Where did this come from?
37582	Where is the señor Grahame?
37582	Where is the señorita Cliffe?
37582	Where kept ye, ye drunken swine?
37582	Where were you going and why did you come here?
37582	Where''s Walthew?
37582	Where''s your partner, and what are the rebel bosses doing now?
37582	Which one of you looks after business matters?
37582	Who can tell? 37582 Who can tell?"
37582	Who comes?
37582	Who is Señor Gomez?
37582	Who warned you not to call at the_ hacienda_ Perez?
37582	Who was that fellow talking to Watson?
37582	Why are you amused?
37582	Why did you fix on Havana for the wedding?
37582	Why did you help Altiera?
37582	Why did you hope so?
37582	Why did you interfere?
37582	Why did you refuse in the beginning?
37582	Why do you come in, in this dramatic way?
37582	Why should I not go there?
37582	Will things be very much better afterward?
37582	Will you get down and wait for her?
37582	Will you give us your word not to tell any of the President''s supporters that you have met us?
37582	Wo n''t you come down and walk to the beach? 37582 Would n''t the small one at the back be safer?"
37582	Would that be wise?
37582	Would you be safer, señorita, if you got some of your friends to hide you?
37582	Yes,said the priest;"but where does the money go?
37582	Yes?
37582	Yonder, abreast of the mast?
37582	You are sure?
37582	You bring the goods all right?
37582	You come from the Canaries, do n''t you, Miguel?
37582	You do not know?
37582	You doubt his staying power?
37582	You find this amusing?
37582	You get bad weather, then?
37582	You have learned that she is willing?
37582	You know my country?
37582	You like a drink?
37582	You mean she ran away? 37582 You mend the steamboat screw?"
37582	You refuse to seize it?
37582	You thought he would come to help you?
37582	You understand what you risk by your exactions?
37582	Your interest is flattering, señor; but what is it you understand?
37582	_ Cariña mia_, how do we know such things? 37582 And when you go to sea?
37582	Are n''t you?"
37582	Are you content?"
37582	Are you hurt?"
37582	Are you quite fit to travel?"
37582	Are you surprised that I''m a conspirator?
37582	At high tide he would have to return to take the boat out of Mangrove Creek; what better place to wait than_ La colina del sol_?
37582	But I must ask who gave you the password?"
37582	But I suppose you have Don Martin''s permission to be frank with us?"
37582	But are you safe here?
37582	But did you mean-- if it was not unsafe?"
37582	But how did the beginning of the first act strike you?"
37582	But how did you come to take a part in this affair?"
37582	But may I ask why you object to me?
37582	But what turned you against him-- the dash of dark blood?"
37582	But where did you get the rose?"
37582	But where is its owner?"
37582	But why do you think he gave them the_ anisado_ afterward?"
37582	But you believed him when he said he did not know where your daughter is?"
37582	But you think like Cervantes?
37582	Ca n''t you get a move on?"
37582	Can not you close your ears?"
37582	Can ye no''open the throttle and give her steam?"
37582	Did he say they had the deputation arrested and its leader shot?"
37582	Do n''t you think you had better tell me what it''s all about?"
37582	Do you carry a good cook?"
37582	Do you feel up to running the engine, Mack?
37582	Do you generally swing round in that alert manner when you hear somebody behind you?"
37582	Do you know many of my countrywomen?"
37582	Do you want to see him?"
37582	Grahame?"
37582	Had he betrayed her?
37582	Had the wild sea- hawk got her message, and was he already coming to her rescue?
37582	Had you never a longing for something different, something out of the usual run?"
37582	Have I your promise that you will not try to escape?"
37582	Have we no guide except what he says?"
37582	Have you been having a good time?"
37582	Have you come to tell me that I can go away?"
37582	Have you made any plans?"
37582	Having brought her to Rio Frio by trickery, why did he wish her father to know that she felt alarmed?
37582	How did you get here?"
37582	How is Mack to run the boat alone?"
37582	How much a day does it cost you to run this ship?"
37582	I believe you are to be trusted, señores?"
37582	I suppose you mean to marry Miss Sarmiento?"
37582	I understand that your father would take you back?"
37582	I wonder if I might ask for some supper?"
37582	I wonder whether Castillo got away?"
37582	I wonder whether you would stay and dine with us this evening?"
37582	If so, what was he doing in the_ Enchantress''s_ engine room?
37582	If you should meet with any difficulty at Rio Frio, will you send me a message through the man whose name I''ve written down?
37582	In the meanwhile, I understand you have decided not to let me have the money that we need?"
37582	Is a man''s face a mask?
37582	Is it one of the rude stone towers you see pictures of?"
37582	Is it safe to take it off?"
37582	Is n''t that dangerous?
37582	Is one ever satisfied?"
37582	Is that a great distinction?"
37582	Is there gold worth mining in the country?"
37582	It is a big relief to see you safe, but where have you been?"
37582	May I point out that in generously offering help you threw in your lot with the Government and made our interests yours?"
37582	May I suggest that the concessions we offer you are valuable?"
37582	S''pose you''re ready for us?"
37582	Suppose he rescued Miss Cliffe, what then?
37582	Suppose you get the concession?
37582	Then your friends have finished him?"
37582	Wait until it''s smooth?"
37582	Was it by accident?"
37582	Were you scared?"
37582	What about the peon?
37582	What about your parents?
37582	What becomes of it if the thing falls through?"
37582	What do you think of trading in?"
37582	What do you think your few cases are worth to us?"
37582	What do you wish to understand?"
37582	What does he say?"
37582	What else do you want?"
37582	What is the rest?"
37582	What led you to this absurd conclusion?"
37582	What was the note about?"
37582	What you load?"
37582	What''s the matter with me, anyhow?"
37582	Where are you going?"
37582	Who takes care of it while you are away?"
37582	Whom am I up against?"
37582	Why did n''t they search Sarmiento''s house?"
37582	Why did she do so?"
37582	Why did she leave Valverde?"
37582	Why did you refuse?"
37582	Why do you want to go?"
37582	Why not wait for a passenger boat?"
37582	Will you be here long?"
37582	Will you come along?"
37582	Will you send him to me?"
37582	Will you tie up the animal, Grahame?"
37582	Wo n''t the President''s friends suspect?"
37582	Would he have that carefree look in, say, two months?
37582	Would you like a drink before you start?"
37582	You bring the President''s orders?"
37582	You do n''t suppose he''d take a hand in a risky job like this entirely for the benefit of the owners?"
37582	You hope to go back to San Sebastian some day?"
37582	You sneer at romance?"
37582	You suggest that the men who came with you from San Lucar have no plans?"
37582	You will be here some time?"
37582	You would take a risk to rescue him?"
403	A carriage?--yes-- and what did you tell him?
403	A what?
403	All foolishness, eh?
403	And Los Bocos-- it is a village, is n''t it, and the landing must be in sight of the Custom- house?
403	And after that?
403	And are you going to help him?
403	And do you think she will be in danger-- any personal danger, if the revolution comes?
403	And have you come out of the West, knowing me so well, just to tell me that I am wasting myself?
403	And how are the mines progressing, eh?
403	And how does this strike you?
403	And if the other one, General Rojas, gets into power, will he seize the mines, too?
403	And then you headed Granville Prior''s expedition for buried treasure off the island of Cocos, did n''t you?
403	And what did you do after Balmaceda was beaten?--after I last saw you?
403	And what had I better do?
403	And what lies over there?
403	And your father?
403	Are any of you hurt?
403	Are n''t you going to make sure first that Kirkland is on the other side of the fort?
403	Are we so near as that?
403	Are you from the States?
403	Are you going to get yourself into a dress- suit to- night?
403	Are you not coming, too?
403	But I agree with you about Captain Stuart; only, why is he down here? 403 But do n''t you want to go back?
403	But how long have you entertained this feeling for the enslaved Macedonians, Mac?
403	But you would n''t mind if we sat it out, would you?
403	But, Hope-- Father,said the elder sister, stepping out of the carriage and turning to Mr. Langham,"you did n''t intend that Hope should go, did you?
403	Ca n''t you see? 403 Can you fix it on some one that you can fight?"
403	Can you tell me who is in command here?
403	Captain Burke, I believe?
403	Come away; for God''s sake, what are you doing? 403 Could n''t we share it?"
403	Did you ever hear of a Mr. Robert Clay?
403	Did you ever know me to go into anything of this sort for the sentiment of it? 403 Did you know it?"
403	Did you lie to me? 403 Do I look cool?
403	Do n''t you live anywhere, Ted?
403	Do n''t you think I might see the review if I went on horseback?
403	Do the conquering heroes come?
403	Do you know we have n''t had anything to eat since yesterday at breakfast?
403	Do you mean you do n''t believe that story?
403	Do you mean you think they have telegraphed to Los Bocos already?
403	Do you remember that chap in the''Last Ride Together''?
403	Do you see that long line of lamps off our port bow?
403	Do you see these?
403	Do you think that driver is taking us the right way?
403	Do you think that road- agent will keep his word?
403	Do you-- are you interested in that company?
403	Does Mr. Clay know that you are?
403	Does anybody here know how to gag a man?
403	Does n''t it? 403 Does one man and a dance- card and three bonbons constitute your idea of a ball?"
403	Does she do that?
403	Engineers? 403 Excuse me-- are you the three gentlemen who took her to the yacht?
403	Good God, child, have I not enough to answer for without dragging you into this? 403 Got any more?"
403	Has anybody any criticism to make?
403	Has he?
403	Have you got any of them?
403	Have you told any one of this?
403	He had a shorter run than ours, and he wired you he was ready to start when we were, did n''t he?
403	He may not be so bad, after all; and I''ll put Reginald King on your other side, shall I?
403	How dare you talk of resigning? 403 How did I treat you abominably?"
403	How did you do it? 403 How did you get the Legion of Honor?"
403	How do you mean?
403	How far,Clay began, in a strained voice,"how far,"he asked, more steadily,"could you trust me?"
403	How long?
403	How many of Mendoza''s soldiers have we in the mines, Mac?
403	How''d you do it?
403	I do n''t awe you, do I?
403	I know it,said Mendoza;"why should the stock go out of the country when those living here are able to buy it?"
403	I left my fan in the carriage-- do you think you could manage to get it for me without much trouble?
403	I suppose you know there''s an answer to that, do n''t you?
403	I think it''s going to be fine down here; do n''t you, Alice?
403	I thought she was n''t coming for a week?
403	I told him he was on the road to Los Bocos, and he turned back and--"You are sure he turned back?
403	I was always telling him that, was n''t I?
403	I wonder if he knows that?
403	I''m not asleep,said MacWilliams, sitting up;"what is it?
403	Indeed?
403	Is Hope with you, is she safe?
403	Is it King''s boat? 403 Is it the King I met at dinner that night?"
403	Is n''t there some place where we can go to get out of this heat?
403	Is not that San Lorenzo?
403	Is our Captain Stuart in danger, too?
403	Is that all?
403	Is there going to be trouble?
403	Is there no possible way of getting Hope out of this and back to the Palms?
403	Is this mutiny?
403	It''s demoralizing, is n''t it?
403	Keep back, ca n''t you?
403	Mr. Clay,she began abruptly and leaning eagerly forward,"would you think me very rude if I asked you what you did to get all those crosses?
403	Mrs. Porter tells me that you know her son George?
403	Must we leave him,she pleaded,"must we leave him-- like this?"
403	My dear Hope,she said,"is every one to be sacrificed for Madame Alvarez?
403	Not going?
403	Not in your watch?
403	Not working?
403	Now then, old man,he demanded briskly,"what''s up?
403	Now what would I say to that if I were out?
403	Now will you kindly tell me what that was?
403	Now, what are you going to do,--make it unpleasant for us and force our hand, or drive down quietly with our friend MacWilliams here? 403 Oh, I do n''t know,"she heard Clay say, doubtfully;"I do n''t have to go just yet, do I?
403	Oh, he did, did he?
403	Oh, how can you?
403	Oh, is that it?
403	Oh, is that it?
403	Oh, that?
403	Oh, you know that, do you?
403	Oh, you''re sure of that, are you?
403	Really,exclaimed the elder sister,"is n''t he afraid that some one will marry him for his title?"
403	Really?
403	Say, how long have we got to keep up this fake game?
403	Shall I tell him?
403	Since eight o''clock?
403	Sit down, wo n''t you? 403 So she''s been out every day, has she?
403	Supper?
403	Suppose they''ve torn the track up?
403	Tell me?
403	Tell that peon to get my coat, will you?
403	Then he does expect trouble?
403	Then why did you come?
403	Then why does n''t Alvarez pay them?
403	Then you''re thinking of turning professional filibuster yourself?
403	There were three of us,he said,"and one got shot, and one got married, and the third--?
403	There, again, what did I tell you?
403	They did, did they?
403	They do, eh?
403	Was I once like that?
403	We have heard of your victories, General, yes,he said;"and on your return you say you found things had not been going to your liking?"
403	We''ve no time for girls at present, have we?
403	Well, Alvarez can stop that, ca n''t he?
403	Well, and now that you have met me,said Miss Langham, looking at him in some amusement,"are you sorry?"
403	Well, what is it?
403	Well, why not?
403	Well, you''re not running the town, too, are you?
403	Well,he asked,"is she ready?"
403	Well?
403	Were you one of those who assisted at that important function? 403 What am I going to do?"
403	What am I going to the cuartel for?
403	What are we waiting for?
403	What are you going to do?
403	What are you waiting for?
403	What did you say?
403	What do you know of me?
403	What do you mean by that-- this time?
403	What do you mean by that?
403	What do you mean to do?
403	What do you mean? 403 What do you mean?"
403	What do you mean?
403	What do you mean?
403	What do you think, Alice?
403	What does it say?
403	What does that mean?
403	What does this mean?
403	What does this mean?
403	What does this mean?
403	What does this mean?
403	What fault do you find with my surroundings?
403	What good can you do your husband here? 403 What have you done so far?"
403	What have you got to do with it?
403	What is a military dictatorship without soldiers? 403 What is it?"
403	What is it?
403	What is it?
403	What is what?
403	What men?
403	What shall we do now? 403 What would you have done--?"
403	What''s up?
403	What?
403	What?
403	Where are your servants; why are they not here?
403	Where did she pick it up?
403	Where do you suppose those men sprang from? 403 Where have you been?"
403	Where is it now?
403	Who answers?
403	Who is the leader of the fight against her?
403	Who lives?
403	Whose carriage is this, and where is it going?
403	Why are the men guarding the Palms, and why did you go to the Plaza Bolivar this morning at daybreak? 403 Why are they so good to me?"
403	Why are you so good to me? 403 Why did n''t you go?"
403	Why did n''t you speak of this sooner?
403	Why did you treat me like this? 403 Why do n''t you drive her to the Palms at once?"
403	Why do n''t you stop him?
403	Why have you no home?
403	Why not?
403	Why should you turn your back on civilization when it comes to you, just because you''re not going back to civilization by the next steamer? 403 Why, Alice, why not?
403	Why, damn you,he cried,"what do you mean?"
403	Why, my dear child,said her sister,"you''re not thinking of going with us, are you?"
403	Why, old man? 403 Why, what have we to do with all of this?"
403	Why?
403	Why?
403	Why?
403	Will you consider it an act of devotion?
403	Wo n''t it?
403	Wo n''t you take me with you, please?
403	Would they fight for me?
403	You all right?
403	You and Hope all right up there, Clay?
403	You are not offended with me?
403	You can have another wish, Mac, you know,urged Langham,"ca n''t he, Clay?"
403	You got left, did n''t you?
403	You have come to finish that story?
403	You may smoke, if you choose; and would you like something cool to drink?
403	You see nothing in it then,she asked,"but a source of amusement?"
403	You taking orders from Mr. Clay, to- day, Captain Stuart?
403	You think, then,said Clay,"that if your friends were given an opportunity to subscribe to the stock they would feel less resentful toward us?
403	You what--cried Clay,"you resign?"
403	You''re not armed, are you?
403	You''ve lived abroad yourself; how does it strike you?
403	And we wo n''t talk of range finders, will we?
403	And wo n''t Alice want her fan?"
403	And you never got a cent for it; did you, Burke?"
403	And, oh, yes,"Mrs. Porter added,"I''m going to put him next to you, do you mind?"
403	Are n''t the men you meet generally audacious?"
403	Are n''t you ashamed?"
403	Are the gentlemen who want to buy stock in the mine the same men who are in the Senate?
403	Are you men all ready down there?"
403	Between them-- which will you choose?"
403	But I should like to hear the end of that adventure; wo n''t you tell it to me in the other room?"
403	But what''s the use?
403	But why do you hate yourself?
403	Ca n''t he see that the army is with Mendoza?"
403	Can not you see it that way, too?"
403	Can you make her out, MacWilliams?"
403	Can you tell me this, General?
403	Captain Stuart?"
403	Clay thought,"Why could it not have been the other?"
403	Could they tell him if there was any one in the village from whom he could hire a mule, as he must push on to the capital that night?
403	Did Alice send you?"
403	Did you ever know me to back the losing side?
403	Did you hear what he said to- day?
403	Did you meet any one on your way?"
403	Did you meet with any one on your ride here from Los Bocos?"
403	Do I look happy or comfortable?
403	Do n''t you remember we measured it when we thought of laying the double track?"
403	Do n''t you remember what the President said, that he would trust him with the command of his army?
403	Do n''t you see the lighthouse on Cape Bon?
403	Do n''t you see what I mean, something crouching?"
403	Do you agree with me?"
403	Do you expect him here?
403	Do you hear?"
403	Do you know any of them?"
403	Do you know that we are lost?"
403	Do you want to go?"
403	Does n''t Hope want to come back here and go to sleep?"
403	Does n''t she look like a phantom ship in the moonlight?"
403	For heaven''s sake, how did it begin?"
403	Forgive me, wo n''t you?"
403	Go back, or wait here, or run the blockade?"
403	Have n''t you seen it yet?
403	Have you any further orders for us-- can we deliver any messages to General Rojas?"
403	Have you any idea at all where you are?"
403	Have you been down in the engine- room yet?"
403	Have you been fine, and strong, and sincere?''
403	Have you everything you want-- have you your jewels?"
403	Have you had one?
403	Have you noticed the effect of the moonlight on the walls of the convent?"
403	Have you reason to?"
403	Have you such a pass?"
403	He has done more exciting things--""Who?
403	He is not a creature of sentiment; are you, Burke?
403	He pulled the card from his coat- pocket and said,"May I have this dance?"
403	Her own mind approved, and as her heart was not apparently ever to be considered, who could say that it did not approve as well?
403	How can I help you?"
403	How do you know I am fitted for anything else but just this?
403	How is it you''ve been there, while you have never been in New York?"
403	How many have you?"
403	How''s your shoulder?"
403	I beg your pardon,"he asked, interrupting himself,"does your orderly understand English?"
403	I hate balls and dances anyway, do n''t you?
403	I like to see a man play his part properly, do n''t you?
403	I love to travel, but I do n''t love to travel that way, would you?"
403	I suppose you know,"he asked sternly,"that you''re not good enough for Miss Hope?
403	I was sent down here to take charge of a mine in active operation, and I find-- what?
403	I wish I could just drop in at home about now; do n''t you, MacWilliams?
403	If Mr. Clay, for instance, would like her better?
403	If he is a gentleman, why is he not in his own army?
403	In the name of Liberty now?"
403	Is Madame Alvarez on board your ship?"
403	Is it explicit?
403	Is it fair?"
403	Is it very bad?"
403	Is n''t she smart- looking?
403	Is that it?
403	Is that what you mean, damn you?
403	Is there going to be trouble?
403	It asks what can be expected of a President who is as blind to the dishonor of his country as he is to the dishonor of his own home?"
403	It makes them think--""How long did you expect to stay here?"
403	It sounds easy, does n''t it?"
403	It spoils you for tortillas and rice, does n''t it?
403	It was pretty exciting, was n''t it?
403	MacWilliams?"
403	May I not stay here a little while?"
403	Miss Langham has n''t been to the mines but once, has she?"
403	More explicit than that?"
403	My God, what have I to live for now?"
403	Not like the man in''Under Two Flags''?"
403	Now, is n''t that much more instructive?"
403	Now, who is the Government party?"
403	Porter?"
403	Send them word to run me down on an engine at five- thirty, will you?
403	So, instead of a sharp command, he asked,"What is it?"
403	Tell me, did Alice say that?"
403	That''s ten per cent on nothing, for the mines really did n''t exist, as far as you were concerned, until we came, did they?
403	The friends who help us the most are not always those who consider us perfect, are they?"
403	The men who are objecting to the terms of our concession?"
403	The sort you pull?"
403	There was a pause, and Clay turned his eyes to the street, and then asked, abruptly,"What are you doing now?"
403	They will ask you''What have you made of yourself?
403	They would think it was fairer to all?"
403	To- morrow?
403	Was he forced to leave it?"
403	We have rich men in Olancho, why should not they benefit first of all others by the wealth of their own lands?
403	Were they following us all the time?"
403	What can she want here at this hour of the night?
403	What do they say about me?"
403	What do you mean to do?"
403	What do you say, Burke, to taking a ride with me to Stuart''s rooms, and having a talk there with the President and Mr. Langham?
403	What do you say?
403	What has he done?"
403	What have you been doing?"
403	What is it?
403	What is the matter with you?"
403	What possible use could you be to her at such a time?
403	What road is this?"
403	What will they care whether you built railroads or painted impressionist pictures?
403	What will you be to- morrow?
403	What would n''t we give to know all this little piece of copper knows, eh?"
403	What would you like, MacWilliams?"
403	When are you going to take us over the mines?
403	When are you going to take us to the mines, for instance, and who was Anduella, the Liberator of Olancho, on that pedestal over there?
403	Whenever I am blue or down she makes fun of me, and--""Why should you ever be blue?"
403	Where is Miss Hope?"
403	Where is she?
403	Where''s MacWilliams?
403	Who is it that complains of the terms of our concession?"
403	Who knows how long the present Government will last?
403	Who knows what may not happen in a year?
403	Why do n''t you quit him?"
403	Why do you hate yourself?"
403	Why not?"
403	Why should I go?
403	Why should he expect a woman to find interest in that hive of noise and sweating energy?
403	Why should he take it upon himself to correct a man as old as my father?"
403	Why was it not put on the market, that any one might buy?
403	Why, I am really much older than he is in everything but years-- why is that?"
403	Why?"
403	Will you take me there?"
403	You do n''t mind, do you?"
403	You know that, do n''t you?"
403	You wo n''t be lonely, will you?
403	You''d like that, would n''t you?"
403	You''ll surely come, wo n''t you?"
403	You''ve heard of that, have n''t you?"
403	asked Clay, smiling--"that I do n''t use the wrong forks?"
403	demanded Langham, indignantly,"and starving?
403	demanded Stuart, anxiously,"and take her on board the yacht there?
403	he demanded, suddenly, looking up at the driver,"are you afraid?"
403	said Mr. Langham;"did he take us for highwaymen?"
403	she asked;"is anything wrong?"
403	they cried;"is he wounded, is he hurt?"
1397	And if you die to prove that they make five, will that make them five?
1397	And in what respect are you more worthy than we?
1397	And what is the natural law?
1397	And what is this luminous doctrine that fears the light? 1397 And what right have you, more than we,"said the Imans,"to constitute yourselves the representatives of God?
1397	Be it so,replied the legislator;"but if they contradict each other, who shall reconcile them?"
1397	Besides, what addition or diminution will it make to our existence, to answer yes or no to all these chimeras? 1397 Besides, why resort forever to incomplete and insufficient miracles?
1397	By what right do you constitute yourselves mediators between God and us?
1397	Do you love pleasure and hate pain?
1397	Farther, what is believing, if believing influences no action? 1397 First, considering the diversity and opposition of the creeds to which you are attached, we ask on what motives you found your persuasion?
1397	How dare you speak of morals,answered the Christian priests,"you, whose chief lived in licentiousness and preached impurity?
1397	How prove you that?
1397	If error has its martyrs, what is the sure criterion of truth? 1397 If his justice,"replied the simple men,"is not like ours, by what rule are we to judge of it?
1397	If that law is sufficient, why has he given any other? 1397 If the evil spirit works miracles, what is the distinctive character of God?
1397	If the knowledge of these things is so necessary, why have we lived as well without it as those who have taken so much trouble concerning it? 1397 Is it because you pretend to have issued from the head of Brama, and the rest of the human race from the less noble parts of his body?
1397	Is it not, then, demonstrated that truth is not the object of your contests? 1397 Is it to you or to God I am to confess?"
1397	Is sugar sweet, and gall bitter?
1397	Now, tell us, is there a cavern in the centre of the earth, or inhabitants in the moon?
1397	We understand them not,said the simple men;"and how came this just God to give you this privilege over us?
1397	What, then, is your persuasion to prove, if it changes not the existence of things? 1397 Where is the proof of these orders?"
1397	Who is this man,cried all the groups,"who thus insults us without a cause?
1397	''Who knoweth,''said he,''the spirit of a man that it goeth upwards?
1397	* And is not the testimony of our fathers and our gods as valid as that of the fathers and the gods of the West?
1397	* What is a people?
1397	*** Of what real good has been the commerce of India to the mass of the people?
1397	After reading this performance it will be asked, how it was possible in 1784 to have had an idea of what did not take place till the year 1790?
1397	Alas, if man is blind, shall his misfortune be also his crime?
1397	Am I not an unbeliever?
1397	And can not a merciful God correct without extermination?
1397	And can we ever expect the union of so many circumstances?
1397	And do the plants no longer bear fruit and seed?
1397	And for what reason are their books to be preferred to ours?
1397	And have we not an equal right to use them, in choosing what to believe and what to reject?
1397	And how can you hold any converse with a man of such bad connexions?
1397	And how did its first authors propagate it, when, being alone possessed of it, their own people were to them profane?
1397	And if it treats us with forbearance, what authority have you to be less indulgent?
1397	And if the first obstacles are overcome, why should the others be insurmountable?
1397	And if we should be deceived, how will that just God save us contrary to law, or condemn us on a law which we have not known?"
1397	And if, in the anguish of their miseries, they see not the remedies, is it the ignorance of God which is to blame, or their ignorance?
1397	And of what concern the subtleties with which their folly torments itself?
1397	And the large body said to the little one: Why are you separated from us?
1397	And those nations which call themselves polished, are they not the same that for the last three centuries have filled the earth with their injustice?
1397	And what action is influenced by believing, for instance, that the world is or is not eternal?"
1397	And what is doubt, replied he, that it should be a crime?
1397	And what, said I, are those mad animalculae, which destroy each other?
1397	And when, after the destruction of crops, famine has ensued, is it the vengeance of God which has produced it, or the mad fury of mortals?
1397	And who shall assure us that you are not in error yourselves, or that you will not lead us into error?
1397	And who will attest what no one has seen?
1397	And will you grant them privileges of belief to our detriment?"
1397	And yet, are not these the children of the prophets?
1397	And you call God just?
1397	And you, learned doctors, we call you to witness; is not this the unanimous testimony of all ancient monuments?
1397	And you, rebel and misguided nation, perceive you not that your new leaders are misleading you?
1397	And, moreover, why all these laws, and what is the object proposed by them?"
1397	And, what do you expect, oh vanquished, from useless groans?
1397	Answer, generation of falsehood and iniquity, hath God deranged the primitive and settled order of things which he himself assigned to nature?
1397	Are all the nations still in that age when nothing was seen upon the globe but brutal robbers and brutal slaves?
1397	Are courage and strength of body and mind virtues in the law of nature?
1397	Are idleness and sloth vices in the law of nature?
1397	Are ignorance and silliness common?
1397	Are men still in their forests, destitute of everything, ignorant, stupid and ferocious?
1397	Are not other laws beneficent likewise?
1397	Are not other laws evident?
1397	Are not other laws just?
1397	Are not other laws pacific?
1397	Are the fires of the sun extinct in the regions of space?
1397	Are the holy people of God less fortunate than the races of impiety?
1397	Are the rains and the dews suspended in the air?
1397	Are the social virtues numerous?
1397	Are the streams dried up?
1397	Are the talents and genius of governors turned to the benefit of the people?
1397	Are then the Vedes, the Chastres, and the Pourans inferior to the Bibles, the Zendavestas, and the Zadders?
1397	Are they his passions which, under a thousand forms, torment individuals and nations, or are they the passions of man?
1397	Are we not men of another race-- the noble and pure descendants of the conquerors of this empire?
1397	Are we to understand by filial love a passive and blind submission?
1397	Are you not men like us?"
1397	Are you not of our number?
1397	Art thou disposed to think that the human race degenerates?
1397	Before adopting this doctrine, rather than that, did you first compare?
1397	Besides, how can you answer for us?
1397	But being born ignorant, is not ignorance a law of nature?
1397	But can man individually acquire this knowledge necessary to his existence, and to the development of his faculties?
1397	But does not even this prove that our sensations can deceive us respecting the end of our preservation?
1397	But does not this necessity of preservation engender in individuals egotism, that is to say self- love?
1397	But if a man is born strong, has he a natural right to master the weak man?
1397	But is not society to man a state against nature?
1397	But, then, as our will is not sufficient to procure us those qualities, is it a crime to be destitute of them?
1397	Can intention be a merit or a crime?
1397	Can liberty be born from the bosom of despots?
1397	Can man feel otherwise than as he is affected?
1397	Can the teachers and followers of this religion be better classed than under the heads of knavery and credulity?
1397	Can we receive them without examining the evidence?
1397	Children of nature, how long will you walk in the paths of ignorance?
1397	Demands he devastation for homage, and conflagration for sacrifice?
1397	Did heaven reveal it to be kept a secret?
1397	Disciple of Truth, knowest thou that object?
1397	Do such orders exist in nature?
1397	Do the mountains withhold their springs?
1397	Do the seas no longer emit their vapors?
1397	Do thus perish then the works of men-- thus vanish empires and nations?
1397	Do you endure the ardor of the sun, and the torment of thirst, to reap the harvest or thrash the grain?
1397	Do you give growth to the plants of the earth, that you may waste them?
1397	Do you look upon opulence as a virtue?
1397	Do you not give them arbitrators?
1397	Do you see, said the Genius, those flames which spread over the earth, and do you comprehend their causes and effects?
1397	Do you suppose that all men hear equally, see equally, feel equally, have equal wants, and equal passions?
1397	Do you toil to furrow the field?
1397	Do you traverse deserts, like the merchant?
1397	Do you, like the shepherd, watch through the dews of the night?
1397	Does he not know, better than men, what befits his dignity?"
1397	Does it allow us to repair it by prayers, vows, offerings to God, fasting and mortifications?
1397	Does it enjoin forgiveness of injuries?
1397	Does it interdict even an inclination to rob?
1397	Does it prescribe humility as a virtue?
1397	Does it prescribe mildness and modesty?
1397	Does it prescribe to us, after having received a blow on one cheek, to hold out the other?
1397	Does not instinct alone teach the law of nature?
1397	Does not this overturn every idea of justice and of reason?"
1397	Does the law of nature consider as virtues faith and hope, which are often joined with charity?
1397	Does the law of nature forbid robbery?
1397	Does the law of nature forbid the use of certain kinds of meat, or of certain vegetables, on particular days, during certain seasons?
1397	Does the law of nature interdict absolutely the use of wine?
1397	Does the law of nature look on that absolute chastity so recommended in monastical institutions, as a virtue?
1397	Does the law of nature order sincerity?
1397	Does the law of nature prescribe continence?
1397	Does the law of nature prescribe probity?
1397	Does the law of nature prescribe to do good to others beyond the bounds of reason and measure?
1397	Dost thou not know that system of worship?
1397	Doth sanctity consist in destruction?
1397	Everything that tends to preserve, or to produce is therefore a good?
1397	From what you say, one would think that poverty was a vice?
1397	Give me some examples?
1397	Has it not hereby declared you all equal and free?
1397	Has not God endowed us, as well as him, with eyes, understanding, and reason?
1397	Hath God the heart of a mortal, with passions ever changing?
1397	Hath heaven denied to earth, and earth to its inhabitants, the blessings they formerly dispensed?
1397	Have not virtue and vice an object purely spiritual and abstracted from the senses?
1397	Have the Christians an exclusive right of setting up a blind faith?
1397	Have the factitious and conventional laws tended to that object and accomplished that aim?
1397	Have these laws, on the contrary, restrained the effort of man toward his own happiness?
1397	Have vice and virtue degrees of strength and intensity?
1397	Have we any thing equal to that?
1397	Have you privileges that we have not?
1397	Hence follows this other question: how came they to the knowledge of your fathers, who themselves had no other means than you to conceive them?
1397	How can we, by the law of nature, repair the evil we have done?
1397	How do our sensations deceive us?
1397	How do you divide the virtues?
1397	How do you prove this assertion?
1397	How does it forbid libertinism?
1397	How does it forbid murder?
1397	How does it prohibit gluttony?
1397	How does nature order man to preserve himself?
1397	How does the law of nature forbid ignorance?
1397	How does the law of nature prescribe filial love?
1397	How does the law of nature prescribe justice?
1397	How does the law of nature prescribe science?
1397	How does the law of nature prescribe sobriety?
1397	How does the law of nature prescribe the practice of good and virtue, and forbid that of evil and vice?
1397	How is charity or the love of one''s neighbor a precept and application of it?
1397	How is drunkenness considered in the law of nature?
1397	How is equality a physical attribute of man?
1397	How is justice derived from these three attributes?
1397	How is liberty a physical attribute of man?
1397	How is property a physical attribute of man?
1397	How is this virtue prescribed to us?
1397	How long, with vain clamors, will he accuse Fate as the author of his calamities?
1397	I have said, with a sigh: is man then born but for sorrow and anguish?
1397	If God be good, can your penances please him?
1397	If God is good, will he be the author of your misery?
1397	If Heaven holds us guilty and in abhorrence, why does it impart to us the same blessings as to you?
1397	If all are equal in the civil state, where is our prerogative of birth, of inheritance?
1397	If all men are equal, where is our exclusive right to honors and to power?
1397	If all men are to be free, what becomes of our slaves, our vassals, our property?
1397	If at any time, in any place, individuals have ameliorated, why shall not the whole mass ameliorate?
1397	If guides, who teach mankind to see for themselves, mislead and deceive them, what can be expected from those who profess to keep them in darkness?
1397	If he attacks us, shall we not defend ourselves?
1397	If he is just, will he be the accomplice of your crimes?
1397	If he likes to believe without examination, must we therefore not examine before we believe?
1397	If he wishes to punish, hath he not earthquakes, volcanoes, and thunder?
1397	If his decrees have been formed on foresight of every circumstance, can your prayers change them?
1397	If infinite, can your homage add to his glory?
1397	If it be uncertain or equivocal, how is he to find in it what it has not?
1397	If it is not sufficient, why did he make it imperfect?"
1397	If nothing hath changed in the creation, if the same means now exist which before existed, why then are not the present what former generations were?
1397	If partial societies have made improvements, what shall hinder the improvement of society in general?
1397	If such be infidelity, what then is the true faith?
1397	If the ancient shepherds were so studious and sagacious, how does it happen that the modern ones are so stupid, ignorant, and inattentive?
1397	If the faith of one man is applicable to many, what need have even you to believe?
1397	If the law of nature be not written, must it not become arbitrary and ideal?
1397	If the people perish who will nourish the army?
1397	If they are all equal in the sight of God, what need of mediators?--where is the priesthood?
1397	If this knowledge is superfluous, why should we burden ourselves with it to- day?"
1397	If violence and persecution are the arguments of truth, are gentleness and charity the signs of falsehood?"
1397	If you die to prove that two and two make four, will your death add any thing to this truth?"
1397	If, as you say, it emanates immediately from God, does it teach his existence?
1397	If, then, such vast numbers of us are in the wrong, who shall dare to say,"I am in the right?"
1397	In general, nothing is more important than a good elementary book; but, also, nothing is more difficult to compose and even to read: and why?
1397	In so many centuries, during which you have been following or altering them, what changes have your prescriptions wrought in the laws of nature?
1397	In some parts of Europe, indeed, reason has begun to dawn, but even there, do nations partake of the knowledge of individuals?
1397	In the mean time how is it possible to conduct one''s self otherwise with the people so long as they are people?
1397	In what consist the anathemas of heaven over this land?
1397	In what manner ought a society to act when two of its members fight?
1397	Instead of changing the course of nature, why not rather change opinions?
1397	Is adultery an offence in the law of nature?
1397	Is alms- giving a virtuous action?
1397	Is he free?
1397	Is he happy in that state?
1397	Is he, like you, agitated with vengeance or compassion, with wrath or repentance?
1397	Is it from a deliberate choice that you follow the standard of one prophet rather than another?
1397	Is it his hand which has overthrown these walls, destroyed these temples, mutilated these columns, or is it the hand of man?
1397	Is it his pride which excites murderous wars, or the pride of kings and their ministers?
1397	Is it his rapacity which robs the husbandman, ravages the fruitful fields, and wastes the earth, or is it the rapacity of those who govern?
1397	Is it not in its pursuit that thou seest me in this sequestered spot?
1397	Is it not the first law of God that man should live?"
1397	Is it not written?
1397	Is it the venality of his decisions which overthrows the fortunes of families, or the corruption of the organs of the law?
1397	Is it you who gave breath to man, that you dare take it from him?
1397	Is luxury a vice in the individual and in society?
1397	Is no other law reasonable?
1397	Is no other law uniform and invariable?
1397	Is no other law universal?
1397	Is not happiness also a precept of the law of nature?
1397	Is not theirs still more contrary to common sense and justice?
1397	Is paternal love a common virtue?
1397	Is pleasure the principal object of our existence, as some philosophers have asserted?
1397	Is the course of the seasons varied?
1397	Is the earth more fruitful, or its inhabitants more happy?
1397	Is the sun brighter?
1397	Is this also a revelation?
1397	It may be asked, why this distinction?
1397	Its precepts are then in action?
1397	Know you not your rights?
1397	May not the oval form of the egg allude to the elipsis of the orbs?
1397	May we not also ask, on the other hand, how can an honest woman consent to reveal them?
1397	Mortal, who despairest of the human race, on what profound combination of facts hast thou established thy conclusion?
1397	My ear, struck with the cries which resounded to the heavens, distinguished these words: What is this new prodigy?
1397	Now I ask the public, what kind of a man is Dr. Priestly?
1397	Now I ask you, sir, What has all this to do with the main question?
1397	Now what is Jupiter?
1397	Now, if man, as is evident, can persuade himself of error, what is the persuasion of man to prove?
1397	Of what import to thy immensity, their distinctions of parties and sects?
1397	On whom shall you wreak vengeance for the faults committed by your own ignorance and cupidity?"
1397	Or have you received them only from the chance of birth, from the empire of education and habit?
1397	Others exclaimed:"Where are the proofs, the witnesses of these pretended facts?
1397	PEOPLE.--And what labor do you perform in our society?
1397	PEOPLE.--Do you govern without reason?
1397	PEOPLE.--How, then, have you acquired these riches?
1397	PRIESTS.--Would you live without gods or kings?
1397	Pleasure, then, is not an evil, a sin, as casuists pretend?
1397	Q. Charity is then nothing but justice?
1397	Q. Dissipation and prodigality, therefore, are vices?
1397	Q. Improbity, therefore, is a sign of false judgment and a narrow mind?
1397	Q. Instruction, then, is indispensable to man''s existence?
1397	Q. Philosophers, then, are fallible?
1397	Q. Probity, then, shows an extension and justice in the mind?
1397	Q. Uncleanliness or filthiness is, then, a real vice?
1397	Requires he groans for hymns, murderers for votaries, a ravaged and desolate earth for his temple?
1397	Say then; how should he, whom you style your common father, receive the homage of his children murdering one another?
1397	Should abstinence and fasting be considered as virtuous actions?
1397	Should modesty be considered as a virtue?
1397	Should weakness and cowardice be considered as vices?
1397	The Bramins stopping short at these words:"How can we admit your doctrine,"said the legislator,"if you will not make it known?
1397	The Mussulman, Christian, Jew, are they not the elect children of God, loaded with favors and miracles?
1397	The legislator then asked:"Have you living witnesses of the facts?"
1397	The moderate and prudent men added:"Supposing all this to be true, why reveal these mysteries?
1397	The murdering of a man is, therefore, a crime in the law of nature?
1397	The world has gone thus for two thousand years; why change it now?"
1397	Then it is not true that the followers of the law of nature are atheists?
1397	Then, taking the sword:"Is this iron,"said the legislator,"softer than lead?"
1397	They are, therefore, really unequal?
1397	To thee, who art guiding stars in their orbits, what are those wormlings writhing themselves in the dust?
1397	True or false, what interest have we in knowing whether the world has existed six thousand, or twenty- five thousand years?
1397	Two strong ones then said:"Why fatigue ourselves to produce enjoyments which we may find in the hands of the weak?
1397	WILL THE HUMAN RACE IMPROVE?
1397	We have an excellent soil, and we are in want of subsistence?
1397	We have forgotten our own infancy, and shall we know the infancy of the world?
1397	What a war?
1397	What are the characters of the law of nature?
1397	What are the reciprocal duties of masters and of servants?
1397	What are those attributes?
1397	What are those virtues?
1397	What blind and perverse delirium disorders the spirits of the nations?
1397	What can more strongly resemble electricity?
1397	What can you expect from this dissension?
1397	What causes have so changed the fortunes of these countries?
1397	What cruel and mysterious scourge is this?
1397	What difference is there between a learned and a wise man?
1397	What difference is there between an ignorant and a silly man?
1397	What do you conclude from all this?
1397	What do you mean be domestic virtues?
1397	What do you mean by the word country?
1397	What does the word nature signify?
1397	What has my book in common with my person?
1397	What have you gained by so many battles and tears?
1397	What is a sin in the law of nature?
1397	What is economy?
1397	What is evil?
1397	What is filial love?
1397	What is good, according to the law of nature?
1397	What is man in the savage state?
1397	What is meant by physical good and evil, and by moral good and evil?
1397	What is meant by the word individual?
1397	What is paternal love?
1397	What is prudence?
1397	What is society?
1397	What is temperance?
1397	What is that blind fatality, which without order and without law, sports with the destiny of mortals?
1397	What is that fundamental principle?
1397	What is that precept?
1397	What is that unjust necessity, which confounds the effect of actions, whether of wisdom or of folly?
1397	What is the law of nature?
1397	What is the reason of it?
1397	What is the result?
1397	What is the true meaning of the word philosopher?
1397	What is the vice contrary to this virtue?
1397	What is this God of justice, who punishes blindness which he himself has made?
1397	What is this apostle of a God of clemency, who preaches nothing but murder and carnage?
1397	What is vice according to the law of nature?
1397	What is virtue according to the law of nature?
1397	What man can answer for the actions of another?
1397	What matters it, said the Christian, whether my ruler breaks or adores images, if he renders justice to me?
1397	What mortal shall dare refuse to his fellow that which nature gives him?
1397	What need have we of knowing what passed five or six thousand years ago, in countries we never heard of, and among men who will ever be unknown to us?
1397	What right has he to impose his creed on us as conqueror and tyrant?
1397	What tyrant ever rendered children responsible for the faults of their fathers?
1397	What worship do they pay to him?
1397	What would be the alarm were the public put in possession of the sequel of this work?
1397	What would be the judgments of his equal and common justice over the real universality of mankind?
1397	Whatever tends to cause death is, therefore, an evil?
1397	When among yourselves disputes arise between families and individuals, how do you reconcile them?
1397	When do they deceive us by ignorance?
1397	When do they deceive us by passion?
1397	When prejudice has once seized the mind, how is it to be dissipated?
1397	When the Gospel says,"Happy are the poor of spirit,"does it mean the ignorant and imprudent?
1397	When the strong has subjected the weak to his opinion, has he thereby aided the cause of truth?
1397	When war, famine and pestilence, have swept away the inhabitants, if the earth remains a desert, is it God who has depopulated it?
1397	When, sinking under famine, the people have fed on impure aliments, if pestilence ensues, is it the wrath of God which sends it, or the folly of man?
1397	Where are those ramparts of Nineveh, those walls of Babylon, those palaces of Persepolis, those temples of Balbec and of Jerusalem?
1397	Where is that divine malediction which perpetuates the abandonment of these fields?
1397	Where is the inconsistency which thou imputest to the justice of heaven?
1397	Where those husbandmen, harvests, flocks, and all the creation of living beings in which the face of the earth rejoiced?
1397	Wherefore are so many cities destroyed?
1397	Whether it was made of nothing, or of something; by itself, or by a maker, who in his turn would require another maker?
1397	Which are the individual virtues?
1397	Which are the principal branches of temperance?
1397	Which is the eighth character?
1397	Which is the fifth character?
1397	Which is the first?
1397	Which is the fourth character?
1397	Which is the last character of the law of nature?
1397	Which is the ninth character?
1397	Which is the second?
1397	Which is the seventh character?
1397	Which is the sixth character?
1397	Which is the third?
1397	Which is the vice contrary to science?
1397	Which is the vice contrary to temperance?
1397	Whither will this quarrel conduct you?
1397	Who can enlighten the ignorance of the weak?
1397	Who can teach the multitude to know their rights, and force their chiefs to perform their duties?
1397	Who, indeed will ever be able to restrain the lust of wealth in the strong and powerful?
1397	Who, then, is the secret enemy that devours us?
1397	Why are these fields, sanctified by the blood of martyrs, deprived of their ancient fertility?
1397	Why did this common father oblige us to believe on a less degree of evidence than you?
1397	Why do you say that activity is a virtue according to the law of nature?
1397	Why do you say that conjugal love is a virtue?
1397	Why do you say that justice is the fundamental and almost only virtue of society?
1397	Why has not this ancient population been reproduced and perpetuated?
1397	Why have those blessings been banished hence, and transferred for so many ages to other nations and different climes?
1397	Why is chastity considered a greater virtue in women than in men?
1397	Why is cleanliness included among the virtues?
1397	Why is economy a virtue?
1397	Why is fraternal love a virtue?
1397	Why is paternal tenderness a virtue in parents?
1397	Why murder and terrify men, instead of instructing and correcting them?
1397	Why so?
1397	Why this unanimity in one case, and this discordance in the other?"
1397	Why, then, do these privileged races no longer enjoy the same advantages?
1397	Why, then, have philosophers called the savage state the state of perfection?
1397	Why, then, have there been moralists who have looked upon it as a virtue and perfection?
1397	Will he forever shut his eyes to the light, and his heart to the admonitions of truth and reason?
1397	Will not my ashes long ere then be mouldering in the tomb?
1397	Will you strike your brothers, your relatives?
1397	Would you not think it a chapter from The Thousand and One Nights?"
1397	Ye Mussulmans, if God chastiseth you for violating the five precepts, how hath he raised up the Franks who ridicule them?
1397	Yes; for that inclination leads naturally to action, and it is for this reason that envy is considered a sin?
1397	You have reckoned simplicity of manners among the social virtues; what do you understand by that word?
1397	You say, p. 18, that the public will expect it from me: Where are the powers by which you make the public speak and act?
1397	You, whose first precept is homicide and war?
1397	and is not egotism contrary to the social state?
1397	and shall justice be rendered by the hands of piracy and avarice?
1397	and what becomes of nobility?
1397	can you suppose that truth has been first discovered to- day, and that hitherto you have been walking in error?
1397	did you carefully examine them?
1397	doth he need your aid?
1397	hast thou then abandoned thy faithful people?
1397	hath human society, since its origin, made no progress toward knowledge and a better state?
1397	have an infidel people then enjoyed the blessings of heaven and earth?
1397	have the heavens changed their laws and the earth its motion?
1397	how are so many sublime energies allied to so many errors?
1397	how has so much glory been eclipsed?
1397	how have so many labors been annihilated?
1397	how long will you mistake the true principles of morality and religion?
1397	if these places are desolate, if these powerful cities are reduced to solitude, is it God who has caused their ruin?
1397	is it thus you revere the Divinity?
1397	is this passionate emotion?
1397	is this what you call governing?
1397	is this wisdom?
1397	know you not that our ancestors conquered this land, and that your race was spared only on condition of serving us?
1397	or, embracing in one glance the history of the species, and judging the future by the past, hast thou shown that all improvement is impossible?
1397	said I, is that the earth-- the habitation of man?
1397	said he,"instructors of nations, is it thus that you have deceived them?"
1397	said they,"because a man and woman ate an apple six thousand years ago, all the human race are damned?
1397	say they, what matters who is our master?
1397	say what do these human insects, which my sight no longer discerns on the earth, appear in thy eyes?
1397	that it is not her cause which you defend, but that of your affections, and your prejudices?
1397	that they destroy the principles of your faith, and overturn the religion of your ancestors?
1397	that those men, more fortunate than you, have the sole privilege of wisdom?
1397	we are not sure of what happens near us, and shall we answer for what happens in the sun, in the moon, or in imaginary regions of space?
1397	what this impious altar, this sacrilegious worship?
1397	when the dream of life is over, what will then avail all its agitations, if not one trace of utility remains behind?
1397	whence proceed such fatal revolutions?
1397	where then is the contradiction which offends thee?
1397	whither have flown those ages of life and abundance?--whither vanished those brilliant creations of human industry?
1397	who can enumerate all the calamities of tyrannical government?
1397	who shall dare to fathom the depths of the Omnipotent?
1397	who will certify what no man comprehends?
1397	why exhaust ourselves in pursuing prey which eludes us in the woods or waters?
1397	why not apply our cares in multiplying and preserving them?
1397	why not collect under our hands the animals that nourish us?
1397	will they not perish soon enough?
1397	with what eye should he view your hands reeking in the blood he hath created?