Questions

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21488	A grammar- school boy?
21488	And what is the name of the big black man who helped me up the side?
21488	And who is yonder white man, who seems so greatly inclined to knock over my followers?
21488	Are we bound to sacrifice our lives for these people?
21488	Are you acquainted, O sheikh, with my religion, from which you wish to turn me?
21488	But had we not better drag the raft over to the other side, into deeper water?
21488	But have we really reached the coast of Africa?
21488	But how are we to get on without food?
21488	But suppose we miss the Arab encampment?
21488	But what has become of Ben?
21488	But who is to take command of the raft and guide us to the shore?
21488	Can not you ask our new masters to get them back for us?
21488	Can that be the large raft, I wonder?
21488	Can this be so?
21488	Can you pray thus and expect to be forgiven?
21488	Charlie, do you know?
21488	Come, Halliday, are you able to move?
21488	Do you know the name given to ten- gun brigs such as ours? 21488 Do you see any opening through which we may pass, Ben?"
21488	Do you see anything of the land?
21488	Do you think that poor Jose has escaped?
21488	Do you think, Charlie, that they intend to murder poor Ben?
21488	Had we not better lower the sail, then, and keep the raft off till daylight?
21488	Hallo, the cask has been overturned; and what has become of the pork?
21488	Have you found any mussels?
21488	Have you managed to save any of the provisions?
21488	How did you obtain him, O friend of the Prophet?
21488	How is it that you speak English?
21488	How is that to be done?
21488	How soon shall we get there?
21488	I have my chest in the boat; what am I to do with it?
21488	Is it secure?
21488	Is that you, Ben?
21488	Shall we make sail, sir?
21488	Should we push on and find none to- morrow, what are we to do?
21488	What are the fellows about? 21488 What are we to do?"
21488	What can I do?
21488	What can it be?
21488	What can it be?
21488	What can that strange monster be?
21488	What does he say?
21488	What has become of our weapons?
21488	What has happened?
21488	What have we done to merit this treatment, O sheikh?
21488	What is all this about?
21488	What is he talking about?
21488	What is to be done now?
21488	What is to be done?
21488	What sort of people are we likely to meet with on yonder shore, should we ever get there?
21488	Where is the boatswain? 21488 Who are you, and how is it that you can speak in our tongue?"
21488	Who are you, who dares to interfere with me and my friends?
21488	Who are you?
21488	Who is there will try and make a struggle for life?
21488	Why should we not try to fill our shoes?
21488	Will you tell him that we are dying of thirst,exclaimed Halliday,"and that we should not object to have something to eat first?"
21488	Again voices shouted,"Where is Pedro Alvez?
21488	Are we not formed like yourselves?
21488	At length he exclaimed,"If it is the will of Allah that we should perish, why longer hesitate?"
21488	But how did you get on shore?"
21488	Could I, indeed, expect to do so?
21488	Could they find their way to the sea alone?
21488	Do n''t you think that we may by chance have got to the mouth of a river, and so may soon find fresh water?"
21488	Do you think that the true God will forgive me?"
21488	Have you ever read the` Arabian Nights''?"
21488	Hebrew, for instance: where can we go without finding some of the ancient people?
21488	How were we to support life in this dreary region?
21488	If not, what would become of us all?
21488	In the meantime, why should we wrangle and dispute?
21488	Is he one of your people?"
21488	May I now inquire what powerful prince of the Desert I have the honour of addressing?"
21488	Of course, from the first we had determined to escape if we could; but the question was, In what direction should we fly?
21488	Seeing Ben poking in his wooden sword, I asked,"Why are you burning that?"
21488	Should I meet Halliday and Ben?
21488	Suddenly the dreadful thought occurred, Had Antonio first encountered him, and taken his life?
21488	The question to be decided was, How could we best separate from our companions without being followed?
21488	This would take us two or three days at least; and, without food or water, how could we expect to hold out?
21488	We have no wish to insult you, and why should you take a pleasure in insulting us?"
21488	We were engaged doing this, when the leader of the mutineers cried out,--"What are you about?
21488	What had become of the others?
21488	Will any one have compassion on us, and bring us some food to supply our wants?"
21488	Would they now venture to stop and search for us?
21488	Would they yield to our inferior numbers?
21488	is what you speak the truth?"
21488	or Arabic, current over the whole Eastern world, from the Atlantic shores of Africa to the banks of the Indus?
21488	or why should you grow angry with us because we do not agree with you?"
21488	or, supposing it to be inhabited, what would be the character of, and disposition shown towards us by, the people we might encounter?
21488	what can that terrific creature be?"
21488	what do you want with us, old fellow?"
21488	what has become of the mountains?"
21488	where is the boatswain?
40832	Ah,answered his partner, quite calmly,"is there not always danger here, in Africa?
40832	And after?
40832	And how was I rescued?
40832	And now, if you do n''t stir yourself, you''ll never see Brussels again-- you understand?
40832	And now?
40832	And the treasure?
40832	And thou hast done this?
40832	And thy name?
40832	And who is forcing thee into this hateful union? 40832 Are not the Azjar without fear, and is not Ahamadou their leader?"
40832	Art thou Colonel Flatters, the lost explorer whom the French have sought these three whole years?
40832	Art thou a dweller in the house of grief?
40832	Art thou a friend?
40832	But how can I save her? 40832 But what of the miracles you have worked in various villages?"
40832	But who are they?
40832	Canst thou trust these my tribesmen with the escort of thy daughter?
40832	Darest thou insult me, wench?
40832	Didst thou discover me?
40832	Does that affect thy decision?
40832	Dost thou desire to save him, even though he would force upon thee this odious marriage?
40832	Dost thou intend to strike off my hands?
40832	Fight my own people?
40832	Hast thou made no attempt to escape?
40832	Hole? 40832 How darest thou thus disturb my privacy, accursed son of Eblis?"
40832	How dost thou know this, O thou whose face is rivalled only by the sun?
40832	How knowest thou my name?
40832	How? 40832 How?"
40832	How?
40832	I have had experience of thine own tender care of me, Ahamadou, yet--"Yet thou hast already grown tired of our life?
40832	In short, Yakub, they are a diseased lot-- eh? 40832 Is it stated what became of it?"
40832	Is the treasure actually still there?
40832	Is thy daughter a child?
40832	Is thy husband neglectful, then?
40832	Knowest thou actually the position of the wondrous Land of Akkar?
40832	Knowest thou the punishment of traitors?
40832	My name is Zohra,she explained, when she had entered;"and thine?"
40832	Of what tribe art thou?
40832	Sad, art thou?
40832	So thou hast remained here alone and single- handed to guard the treasure of thine ancestor against the pilfering of the Franks?
40832	The latter thou hast thyself seen?
40832	Then as this is the only well for about a hundred miles, they''ll arrive here to- day-- eh?
40832	Then thou knowest of the Three Dwarfs of Lebo?
40832	Then to thee I owe my life?
40832	Then two hundred and sixty have died?
40832	Then what''s your suggestion?
40832	Then why not fly?
40832	Then you intend fighting?
40832	Thou art from Afo, the City in the Sky, and thou hast gained knowledge of our intended attack?
40832	Thou mayest, perhaps, have heard of me in thy wanderings through the Desert?
40832	Thou thinkest, because I believe in the One, and in Mahomet his Prophet, that I am unworthy thy regard; that I am not to be trusted, eh?
40832	To whose hospitality do I owe the rest and repose I have enjoyed?
40832	Well?
40832	Well?
40832	What art thou?
40832	What do you find?
40832	What is that?
40832	What is thy name?
40832	What knowest thou of me?
40832	What makes you so sure?
40832	What service can I render?
40832	What?
40832	Whence comest thou?
40832	Whence comest thou?
40832	Whence goest thou?
40832	Whence, in your opinion, cometh this mysterious river?
40832	Who art thou?
40832	Who is the woman whose blackness and deceit hath captivated thee?
40832	Why art thou here, and alone, so far from thine home on the crest of yonder peak?
40832	Why dwellest thou here in secret?
40832	Why idiot?
40832	Why not?
40832	Why not?
40832	Why speakest thou in tone so melancholy?
40832	Why? 40832 Why?"
40832	You intend attacking Metlili?
40832	You''ve actually poisoned the well?
40832	A hole is a place in the ground,_ n''est ce pas_?"
40832	Besides, had he not healed the sick, and caused trees to grow from out the desert sand?
40832	But his partner only laughed sarcastically, saying--"You still fear your friends the English?
40832	But who hath sent thee as messenger to me?"
40832	But why trouble further?
40832	Canst thou hear a sound?"
40832	Could it, I wondered, be a present from Khadidja?
40832	If it is thy father, tell me his name?"
40832	Is the tunnel azotic?"
40832	Of what did our caravan consist when we left the Aruwimi?"
40832	Of what?"
40832	On that occasion with whom didst thou travel?"
40832	Speak, say what torture shall he undergo?"
40832	Surely you''re not a confounded fool, man?"
40832	The Belgian stirred himself lazily at last, and asked--"Are they at a well?"
40832	They''ve got wind of our presence in the vicinity, therefore why not remain and fight?"
40832	This puzzled me, for had not Kheira said that the city was totally undefended?
40832	Was I not Balkis, Queen of Saba?
40832	Was it not in order to behold my countenance she had that evening requested me to remove my_ litham_?
40832	Was not the great store of gold and jewels given into my keeping that I should remain and watch them until I drew my last breath?
40832	Was that a threat, or a warning?
40832	What can I do-- how can I act to save my father?"
40832	What is its cause?"
40832	What might not be buried at the spot indicated by this curious relic of the great traveller?
40832	Who can tell?
40832	Why is she here, in the desert, so far from Algiers?"
40832	Wilt thou not remain here with my tribesmen, and escape?"
40832	You think they''re worthless?"
40832	he gasped,"and if thou hast discovered my secret-- what then?"
40832	hole?
51799	And could it?
51799	And how will they get themselves and their property out of this country?
51799	And if I say no?
51799	And you suggest man did this-- not nature?
51799	Beer, everybody?
51799	But why slaughter the livelihood of those poor people? 51799 Can you think of anything else to do?"
51799	Coffee?
51799	Czechoslovakia, eh?
51799	Do you realize what your men are doing?
51799	Drinking this early in the day, McCord?
51799	Everything except water, eh?
51799	First, what about the camels, asses and horses?
51799	He took an air- cushion jeep, instead of a copter? 51799 Hiram,"he drawled,"who ever invented this here_ cous cous_?"
51799	How come you''ve returned to camp? 51799 How do you Americans say it?
51799	How do you know that?
51799	How do you mean?
51799	How long ago?
51799	Leaving no one at all at camp?
51799	Let me talk to Mellor, will you?
51799	Livestock? 51799 Mohammed?
51799	Must be?
51799	Oh?
51799	Reuben?
51799	Showplace?
51799	Shucks,he drawled,"the hired hand sure is tricky, ai n''t he?"
51799	The Apaches of the Sahara, eh? 51799 To do what?"
51799	To see about the pumps?
51799	To shoot the goats, what else?
51799	What are we discussing?
51799	What are you driveling about?
51799	What are you grinning about?
51799	What d''ya mean,_ she_?
51799	What did they find? 51799 What did you wish to discuss, Captain?"
51799	What else?
51799	What else?
51799	What have you found?
51799	What in the hell are you doing here?
51799	What in the world are you talking about?
51799	What is going on? 51799 What is this area, here, shaded green?"
51799	What is this? 51799 What pressures?"
51799	What''s the matter with_ cous cous_?
51799	What''s the matter?
51799	What''s there to see that''s special? 51799 Where''ve you been, McCord?"
51799	Where''ve you been? 51799 Who are you to judge?"
51799	Why not let her come with me? 51799 Why not, Hiram?
51799	Why not?
51799	With a standing army of about 25,000 men, they''re going to patrol a million and a half square miles of desert?
51799	You mean you''ve taken a whole week to detect them?
51799	You three are out here all alone?
51799	And where have they gone?
51799	And where will they find them?
51799	Are you trying to whitewash yourselves by casting blame on this gentleman?"
51799	Beer, Miss Desage?"
51799	But for now, would you like to clean up before supper?
51799	But why do you show it to me?"
51799	But with explosives?
51799	By the way, were you going to do it yourself?
51799	Derek said mildly,"I say, Hiram, what''re you complaining about?
51799	Did n''t you hear tell what Paul just said?
51799	Did you notice how much damage those goats had done to the trees?
51799	Do you realize that until I began coming across your new forests I saw no life at all between these two posts?"
51799	From the door a voice said,"I am intruding?"
51799	Good Lord, man, do you know how many transplants a thousand goats can go through in a week''s time?"
51799	Have you ever been in the Middle East?"
51799	Have you ever seen just one goat at work on the bark of three- year transplants?"
51799	He said,"Johnny, were n''t you going over to In Ziza with me?"
51799	He snapped,"Who''s supposed to be on Bedouin patrol down there?"
51799	He turned his glare on Johnny McCord,"What is all this?"
51799	How big a staff do you think we have here, Mellor?
51799	How many spare pumps can you get into there, and how soon?"
51799	How many trees...?"
51799	How''d it happen?"
51799	Hélène said,"What is this_ Si_,_ Hiram_ and_ Reuben_ which you call each other?"
51799	Johnny drawled in a horrible caricature of a New England accent,"I say, Si, did the cyclone hurt your barn any?"
51799	Johnny rapped,"How long ago?
51799	Johnny said wearily,"What happened?"
51799	Johnny said, his eyebrows questioning,"How did you know they were destroyed?"
51799	Johnny said,"Did you learn where this band comes from?
51799	Johnny said,"The French magazine?
51799	Johnny said,"What... what can we do?
51799	Johnny said,"Where in the devil is Pierre?
51799	Johnny said,"You get all your chores done, Si?"
51799	McCord?"
51799	Mohammed who?
51799	Now, what pumps did you check?"
51799	Or did you intend to allow one of our mechanics to kill himself?"
51799	Pierre Marimbert said softly,"So you admit to this whole scheme to discredit us?"
51799	Pierre said, his face registering disbelief,"Do you think it could be simple vandalism on the part of a small band of Tuareg?"
51799	Que puis- je faire pour vous?
51799	Should n''t you be out there with your men?"
51799	Suppose an emergency came up?"
51799	The other said pompously,"Are you criticizing the upper echelons, McCord?"
51799	Three, where did they come from?
51799	Two, if it was given them by someone with a purpose, why only enough to blow twenty- five pumps?
51799	Voulez- vous une biere bien fraiche ou un apéritif?
51799	What I want to know is, why did n''t you stop them coming through?"
51799	What clan were they?"
51799	What is this you are saying about the pumps?"
51799	What right have you to order them away?"
51799	What the hell are you talking about?"
51799	What would motivate me to such nonsense?"
51799	What''s she doing in a road car?
51799	Where are their tracks?
51799	Where they had kept that many animals for so long without detection?"
51799	Where were the Tuareg from?"
51799	Who are they, anyway?"
51799	Why does n''t she have an aircraft?
51799	Why not?
51799	Why, for heaven''s sake?"
51799	Why?
51799	You saw twenty- two, you say?"
43267	''We''?
43267	A bit like watchdogs, are they?
43267	A cave away up in that cliff? 43267 A friend?"
43267	And where are the others?
43267	Are there any officers to take charge of these crooks?
43267	Are they inside?
43267	Are you Tishmak?
43267	Are you hurt?
43267	Burned that color by the sun, huh?
43267	But do you think they will?
43267	But how did they know?
43267	But how will we know where to go without the map?
43267	But what can we do?
43267	But what shall we do now?
43267	But why did the Arab tell you this?
43267	But,questioned Bob, thoroughly puzzled,"what is he doing here in Algiers?"
43267	But-- but how does he know where to search?
43267	Can we make what we have hold out?
43267	Care to go along?
43267	Crops? 43267 Danger?"
43267	Darker? 43267 Did something hold you back?"
43267	Do n''t suppose there''s any use trying to find the thieves, is there?
43267	Do you believe Fekmah is really wanted by friends?
43267	Do you have any idea where the thieves went?
43267	Do you know where there is such an oasis?
43267	Do you know,remarked Joe that night just before retiring,"we were, in a sense, responsible for that train wreck?"
43267	Do you think they''ll let us have the camels?
43267	Does n''t seem pleasant to know that we''ve been drinking after wild animals, does it?
43267	Does n''t that look like an easy climb?
43267	Does seem strange, does n''t it? 43267 Evil spirits?"
43267	Funny color, is n''t it?
43267	Gives a sort of individuality, huh?
43267	Gone where?
43267	Have any luck?
43267	He does n''t live in Algiers, does he?
43267	He''s educated, too, is n''t he?
43267	Hidden treasure? 43267 How about a drink of water, Dad?"
43267	How am I to do it?
43267	How did they find out about it? 43267 How far away do you suppose they are?"
43267	How large a place is it?
43267	How much ground did we probably cover yesterday?
43267	How will I manage to have a mount?
43267	How''s that?
43267	I wonder how Tishmak can find the way to the Ahaggar Mountains?
43267	I wonder if Fekmah is sure he''s headed right?
43267	I wonder if there is a chance of buying them from the Tuaregs?
43267	I wonder if they noticed the Arabs?
43267	I wonder if we could get a glimpse of the Ahaggar Mountains?
43267	I wonder if we will be taken near the hidden riches?
43267	Is n''t likely that they fell into the hands of Tuareg raiders, is it?
43267	Is n''t that right, Fekmah?
43267	Is there anything wrong?
43267	It might be wise to put up our tent, might n''t it?
43267	It will be good to see the old hotel again, wo n''t it?
43267	It''s no special hurry to begin the hunt, is it?
43267	May Joe and I go with you?
43267	Mountains? 43267 Not quite that bad off, are you?"
43267	Not taking any chances on being covered up, are you?
43267	Now what?
43267	Now,began Dr. Kirshner,"what about the camels?
43267	Of course Joe and I can go, ca n''t we?
43267	Oh, by the way,exclaimed Joe with a sudden recollection,"what became of your friend the Arab-- the one who knows about the hidden treasure?"
43267	Relics?
43267	Seems reasonable, does n''t it? 43267 Seems strange, does n''t it?"
43267	Shall we go in?
43267	Shall we try to get back tonight?
43267	So you knew?
43267	So you saw, did you? 43267 Some kind of an inscription, is n''t it?"
43267	Something the matter with that fellow?
43267	Soon get used to it, though, do n''t you?
43267	Suppose that high peak is Illiman?
43267	That is where our journey comes to an end, is n''t it?
43267	The Land of Thirst?
43267	Then we wo n''t see any more sand dunes?
43267	Then what?
43267	Then, at that rate, it should n''t take us so very long to reach the Ahaggaras, should it?
43267	Then-- the riches have been found?
43267	They do n''t believe in kicking it up, do they?
43267	They trying to double- cross us or something?
43267	They''re going to plant a battery, are they? 43267 Those drawings of elephants, then, were made while this region was covered with forests?"
43267	Treasure?
43267	Want two of_ our_ camels?
43267	Wanted to catalog everything first, huh?
43267	Was anyone hurt?
43267	Well, huh? 43267 What are we going to do with them?"
43267	What caused it?
43267	What cities do we pass through?
43267	What could they want of him? 43267 What do you mean?"
43267	What do you mean?
43267	What do you think of it?
43267	What does this mean?
43267	What for?
43267	What is it?
43267	What is it?
43267	What kept you away so long?
43267	What kept you so long?
43267	What kept you so long?
43267	What say we take it to the edge of the hill and roll it down?
43267	What was it?
43267	What was that?
43267	What will be our next move?
43267	What''s that over there?
43267	What''s that''way over there?
43267	What''s that?
43267	What''s that?
43267	What''s the big idea of all this?
43267	What''s the next landmark?
43267	What''s the next stop?
43267	What''s there?
43267	What''s this?
43267	What''s this?
43267	What''s up?
43267	When did you find out?
43267	When did you first notice that the map had been taken?
43267	When do we come to another oasis?
43267	When do we reach our destination?
43267	Where are they?
43267	Where are you taking us?
43267	Where do you get that''we''stuff? 43267 Where have you been so long?"
43267	Where have you been so long?
43267	Where is his home?
43267	Where is the next well?
43267	Where would you have been if it had n''t been for Joe and me? 43267 Where''d you find it?"
43267	Who ever heard of fast traveling in the mountains?
43267	Who, Fekmah? 43267 Why should the horses and the riders be so clearly defined?
43267	Why? 43267 Why?"
43267	Will we go through it?
43267	Wonder how it''ll be?
43267	Wonder how this path got here?
43267	Wonder if I can get down from here?
43267	Wonder if those Arabs carried any of the riches away?
43267	Wonder if we''re dreaming?
43267	Wonder what adventures we''ll have?
43267	Wonder what became of the old flashlight?
43267	Wonder what they want?
43267	Would n''t a good cold drink come in fine now?
43267	You knew that robbers were after the map?
43267	You mean it was a trick of nature, like the more common mirages of lakes on the desert?
43267	You mean the one Fekmah was talking about? 43267 You mean they wanted you to tell where the hidden riches in the desert are?"
43267	You mean,began Mr. Holton, beginning to catch the point,"that someone did it to keep us from continuing the journey?"
43267	You mean-- you actually have located a well?
43267	Are they going to try to rob us?"
43267	But what was there to do?
43267	CHAPTER II Scoundrels at Work"What do you suppose they want?"
43267	CHAPTER VI Through Unknown Forests"That a car-- an automobile?"
43267	CHAPTER VII Good News"What is it?"
43267	CHAPTER XII A Grim Discovery"What is it?"
43267	CHAPTER XX The Horror of Thirst"Elephants?"
43267	Can this fellow, Tishmak, get them?
43267	Can we get a train in the morning?"
43267	Could it be worked?
43267	Do we go through mountains?"
43267	Do you suppose they would?
43267	Have you made inquiries as to about when we can expect the train to be ready?"
43267	Have you two eaten?"
43267	How can you get to it?"
43267	How does it sound?"
43267	How far had he yet to go?
43267	How long will it probably be before we reach our destination, once we get started on camelback?"
43267	How many will we need?
43267	I can see no other way of getting to Wargla, can you, Fekmah?"
43267	I wonder how it would be to take them to an oasis fifty miles or so from here and leave them?
43267	I wonder if we''ll live to find the hidden riches?"
43267	In the desert?"
43267	Indirectly, huh?
43267	Is n''t that right, Dad?"
43267	No bones broken, are there?"
43267	See?"
43267	The question is, what will it be?"
43267	They''re not the same ones who wrecked the train, are they?"
43267	Was anything wrong?
43267	Was it-- the two thieves who stole Fekmah''s map?
43267	What could it mean?"
43267	What did the future hold in store?
43267	What did they want?
43267	What if a storm or something would hold you back for a long time?"
43267	What if the brutes could not stand?
43267	What tragedies might befall them before they would again see the United States?
43267	What treasure?"
43267	What was he to do next?
43267	What was he to do?
43267	What would soldiers be doing away out here on the desert?
43267	What you think?"
43267	Where had they found them?
43267	Where is he now?"
43267	Where is the next one, Fekmah?"
43267	Where would he land?
43267	Who were these Arabs?
43267	Why did n''t you bring larger rifles?"
43267	Why had they descended upon the little exploring party so mysteriously?
43267	Why?
43267	Wonder if they''re this close together all along?"
43267	Wonder what causes it?"
43267	Wonder what has happened?"
43267	Would n''t it be possible?"
43267	Would their little caravan also perish?
43267	Would their lives be threatened-- and possibly lost?
43267	Would they help?
43267	You had better stay here with the camels and supplies, had n''t you?
43267	You''ve been there?"
31410	''Ow can that be?
31410	''Ow is that, Master Arry?
31410	An''that wan will be Misther Terence O''Connor, ov coorse?
31410	And what are you listening for?
31410	And what if it be?
31410	Are the stones in the wreck really worth nothing?
31410	Are you Christian dogs willing to earn your food now?
31410	Ask him if the money for our ransom will be paid? 31410 Ask the young man,"commanded one of them,"if he is sure the merchant''For God''s sake bias''will ransom you all?"
31410	Ax this man where be brother Jim an''Master Terence?
31410	Bill, is it you?
31410	But do you really think,asked Harry Blount,"that they will carry the ballast any distance without learning its real value?"
31410	But how about the black man?
31410	But how did ye come, Bill? 31410 But some one will meet them, and tell them that their lading is worthless?"
31410	But they will compel us to help them?
31410	But what can I do?
31410	But what did they do to you, Bill?
31410	But what shall we do for food?
31410	But what''s to be found in such a country as this?
31410	But who the deuce can sleep here?
31410	But why did his dog of a son not go south?
31410	But why do you think that we are to be taken elsewhere?
31410	Can it be that we are to be taken into the empire of Morocco? 31410 Did it not''appen summers in this part o''the world?
31410	Did you tell them that we were willing to work, if they would give us water?
31410	Do you and your companions wish for freedom?
31410	Do you really intend to take your slaves to Swearah?
31410	Do you understand us?
31410	Do you want us to work?
31410	Golah like one of us? 31410 Had you not better draw it in?"
31410	Have we not promised? 31410 Have you not all promised to be guided by me?"
31410	Have you not promised that we should be taken to Swearah, and has not one gone there to obtain the money for our ransom?
31410	Have you not said that we must keep together?
31410	Have you, or your partners, received from the man, who claims three of the slaves, twelve horses and thirty dollars?
31410	He is not an Englishman?
31410	How about our trying to swim back? 31410 How can we tell that?"
31410	How do you know they would?
31410	How then?
31410	How? 31410 How?"
31410	I am your husband,he cried,"and whom should you obey but me?
31410	If he means no harm, why has he bound us?
31410	If the woman should come to you and offer you a handful of figs and a drink of milk, could you refuse them?
31410	If you go north,replied the Krooman,"you will be sure to see Golah; or if you stay here, you will learn something of him?"
31410	If you knew,asked Colin,"that you could quench your thirst by lagging a few paces behind, would you not do so?"
31410	Is that your only hope?
31410	Perhaps he was drowned?
31410	Shall we go quietly with our new master?
31410	Shall we go, or die?
31410	Suppose,said one of them,"that our master Bo Muzem should find a man in Swearah who is willing to ransom you, how much are we to get for you?"
31410	Sure they''re not cannibals?
31410	Tell me,added he,"did you ever hear of an English merchant in Swearah named''For God sake byas?''"
31410	That is understood,said Harry;"but what can we do?
31410	The spar?
31410	Then what must I do to save him?
31410	Then why did you not keep on to the well?
31410	Then why do they not come and relieve us?
31410	Then why do they not go willingly?
31410	Then why not get them, and bring''em along?
31410	They are digging a grave for me, or that of the poor woman,--perhaps for both of us?
31410	They wo n''t eat us, any how?
31410	True; and for that we should have to take you to Swearah, and be at the expense of feeding you along the road?
31410	Very likely,said Harry;"but how do you know it is Golah''s track?"
31410	Was his attempt to starve you dictated by a manly spirit?
31410	Well, what''s the news?
31410	Well, why was it?
31410	Were they Englishmen?
31410	What did you tell them?
31410	What do I care for the future?
31410	What do you mean, Coley?
31410	What does the Moor say?
31410	What does the ould divil mane?
31410	What for?
31410	What have they done to you, Bill?
31410	What is it, Bill? 31410 What is that you say?"
31410	What is the name of his uncle?
31410	What is the name of this uncle?
31410	What makes you think so?
31410	What on hearth is it doin''''ere?
31410	What shall we do?
31410	What shall we do?
31410	What two?
31410	What was it?
31410	What would you advise us to do, Bill?
31410	Where are our masters the merchants?
31410	Where do you think they''ll take us, Bill?
31410	Where next?
31410	Where?--where is it?
31410	Which is he who has the rich uncle?
31410	Which is the one who speaks Arabic?
31410	Which of you have been trying to do me an injury?
31410	Why have you sold us?
31410	Why is that?
31410	Why, puir Maister Colly, what is wrang wi''ye?
31410	Why?
31410	Will he murder us all?
31410	Will you_ give_ me some of them, then?
31410	You think they have n''t seen the shine of the lens?
31410	You want me to kill you?
31410	Above all, why had it made the downward journey in such a singular manner?
31410	All three felt certain of being able to save themselves; but what would become of their companion, the sailor?
31410	Am I not kind?
31410	And who could that owner be but one of those cruel denizens of the desert they had been taking such pains to avoid?
31410	Are you bad men who fear not God, that your promise should be thus broken?"
31410	Away, away,--and who shall attempt to paint the feelings of the captives as their wanderings began again?
31410	Bill, what should we do?"
31410	Bud wo n''t there be a row when he larns summat more?
31410	But in what direction were they to go?
31410	But stay, masters, have you a camel to sell?"
31410	But what are we to think of this last turn of Fortune''s wheel?"
31410	But where was the Arab sentry?
31410	But where was the breakfast of Colin and his fellow- captives?
31410	But why should they have extended farther?
31410	Ca n''t we save her?"
31410	Could it be that Golah had given up the hope of recovering his lost property?
31410	Could it be that he had been mistaken-- that the Arabs were going to apply the screw of starvation for another day?
31410	Could this man be the Arab sentinel?
31410	Could this meal be meant for breakfast?
31410	Did yez take me for''ould Neptune risin''hout of the say?
31410	Do they take us for slaves, that we should do their will?"
31410	Do you hear that?
31410	Do you say so?"
31410	Do you think we could do it?"
31410	Does it convince you that men and women are near?
31410	Does not common sense tell you that they are liars?"
31410	Had another of the party fallen a victim to the vengeance of Golah?
31410	Had this vessel, on which the wreckers were engaged, been freighted with money, and had the boxes been buried as soon as brought ashore?
31410	Have you any slaves, or other property you can sell me?"
31410	His absence accounted for the loss of the camel, and perhaps the horse, but what had become of the Arab guard?
31410	How can I?
31410	How could they have conjectured otherwise?
31410	How long ago was it?"
31410	I never mean to eat again until I''m hungry Master Terry,"he added, turning to the young Irishman,"is n''t this foine livin''intirely?
31410	I thought you had had enough of them?"
31410	I wonder what he has done wi''''em?"
31410	If so, in what manner?
31410	If the man was not sleeping, why should he allow an enemy to approach so near?
31410	In their hurried traverse thither, it had not occurred to them to inquire for what purpose they were running towards the sea?
31410	In what way?"
31410	Its leader was hailed by Golah with the words,"Is it peace?"
31410	Neither are you riding?
31410	Or did yez think I was a mare- maid?
31410	Or should they follow, in the hope of overtaking him?
31410	Presently, turning to Bo Muzem, he asked,"Did your partners offer you a share of the money they received for the slaves?"
31410	Shall I declare it?
31410	Shall I give the word?"
31410	Shall we four British tars, belong to a party of ten,--all enslaved by three men,--black men at that?"
31410	Should he give the alarm by firing off the pistol, and then run towards the camp?
31410	Should he shout to his companions, and have them all act in concert,--as they had already proposed?
31410	Should they kill the camel?
31410	Should they stay where they were, and wait for Bill''s return?
31410	Still, what could the boys do?
31410	Suppose we get the Krooman to speak to them?"
31410	Suppose we speak to the Moor about them?
31410	Sure no human creature that''s got a woman and child in his company would be such a cruel brute as you make out this desert Ethiopian to be?
31410	Sure they must be Arabs; and sure you''ve heard enough of Arab hospitality?"
31410	The fourth could not:_ he could not swim!_ Surely the reader needs no further explanation?
31410	The next question was: where were they to go?
31410	Three midshipmen,--armed only with their tiny dirks,--what chance would they have among so many?
31410	WADE OR SWIM?
31410	Wade or Swim?
31410	Was he going to kill her?
31410	We must not let him kill poor Colly?"
31410	Were they clouds?
31410	What can we do?
31410	What could be their object?
31410	What could that something be, if not the knowledge that its home, or its companions, were to be found in this direction?
31410	What could this something be but its home, the tent from which it had strayed, the dwelling of its owner?
31410	What danger could there be among the"dunes?"
31410	What does Bill say to it?"
31410	What does this mean?
31410	What have you done, or who are you, that we should maintain you?
31410	What hope is there of our ever getting free?"
31410	What is it that she gives you to eat, Maister Colly?"
31410	What is it?"
31410	What more can you ask?
31410	What say ye to our trying it?"
31410	What was he going to do?
31410	What was there in all this to fix the attention of the fugitives-- for it had?
31410	What was to be done?
31410	What, when exercised, must be that of their men?
31410	When did gamester ever leave gaming- table so long as a stake was left him to continue the play?
31410	When the noises had approached a little nearer Golah called out in Arabic:"Is it peace?"
31410	When was it to terminate?
31410	Where is he now?"
31410	Where the deevil are ye steerin''to?
31410	Which one?
31410	Which way to the shore?
31410	Whither was the camel conducting him?
31410	Who will buy them?"
31410	Why had it gone up the gorge, apparently_ parenti passu_, to come tumbling down again in such a confused fashion?
31410	Why had they not been awakened before?
31410	Why lie so quietly, without showing any sign or giving an alarm?
31410	Why should n''t we find shell- fish,--enough to keep us alive?
31410	Why should the man be listening?
31410	Why should we do more than Him?"
31410	Why should we not try to change our position by seeking another place?"
31410	Why this delay?
31410	Why was it still kicking and stumbling about at the bottom of the ravine,--for such did the sounds proclaim it to be doing?
31410	Why, then, should they try to escape while journeying towards the place where those friends were living?
31410	Wo n''t there, Master''Arry?"
31410	You may ask, why this selection of the nostrils instead of the mouth?
31410	You may suppose that modesty interfered to reserve to them their shirts?
31410	You saw the swab?
31410	You will wonder in what manner this could be effected?
31410	added the young Scotchman, turning to the old sailor,"what are you dreaming about?"
31410	and are yez not afther bein''happy?"
31410	and who else would yez expect it to be?
31410	asked Terence;"the old villain means mischief, and how can we prevent it?
31410	can not they be thankful for their own good fortune?
31410	do you think there is any hope?"
31410	exclaimed Golah, nearly frantic with delight;"and we are not carrying you, are we?
31410	exclaimed Terence;"have you been a slave in the Saära so long as that?
31410	exclaimed the old sheik,"why do you not die, my friend?
31410	has your promise to keep a sharp lookout been broken so soon?
31410	inquiring whether the quadrupeds voluntarily performed this nasal imbibing?
31410	relinquished his deadly purpose of revenge?
31410	suggested Terence, as soon as he had recovered his wind;"might we not?"
31410	what can we do to save you?"
31410	what do yez mean, you brute?
31410	what have you learnt now?"
31410	will he be in both directions at the same time, and here likewise?"
31410	yield up to an old monkey like that, and walk tamely to the camp at the tail of his camel?
31410	you think we may be separated?"
10608	''Does the damsel know nothing of this-- does she not go with her eyes open?'' 10608 ''How know you this?''
10608	A wedding- gift?
10608	Ah,he said, softly,"there is a woman, is there?"
10608	Ah,said his host,"it is love, is it?
10608	Ali,he said,"who lives in the first house beyond the mosque, on the left-- the house with the green lattices?"
10608	And her maid- servant?
10608	And the maid?
10608	And to you?
10608	And why do you go to Biskra?
10608	And you, since you are a bachelor?
10608	And you,said the lawyer, turning to Nicha,"who is your father?"
10608	And your mother?
10608	And your mother?
10608	And your mother?
10608	Are you a professional or an amateur?
10608	Are you quite well?
10608	Are you rested?
10608	Art thou alone?
10608	At what hour do you dine?
10608	Beloved,she said,"knew you this?"
10608	But what of Mirza?
10608	But your real name?
10608	Can a man''s belief need preaching to in such a case as this? 10608 Chancellor,"he said,"is this binding?"
10608	Did I not tell thee?
10608	Did ever a man die the easier because he had grovelled at the knees of Huxley? 10608 Did you buy it, Bobby?"
10608	Did you ever see a hunting- leopard?
10608	Do I get the cup?
10608	Do ye see that buttherfly?
10608	Do you love him?
10608	Do you pay in dates, hides, ivory, or gold- dust?
10608	Do you think her beautiful?
10608	Do you wish to be Minister of Justice?
10608	Doubtless,said Abdullah;"since all women are named for the mother of the Prophet; but what is your other name, your house name?"
10608	Doubtless,said the cardinal, with a shrug;"but have you nothing more to say about the niece?"
10608	Father,asked Abdullah,"will you now marry us, since we are Christians?"
10608	Father,he said, after some moments of silence,"_ have_ women souls?"
10608	God help her,said the man of the goats;"shall I give her some warm milk-- there is plenty?"
10608	God help them,said Abdullah;"have they not trouble enough, without souls to save?"
10608	Gout?
10608	Has he a green turban?
10608	Has he been to Mecca?
10608	Have I not crossed the desert nine times with you? 10608 Have you seen a ghost, my lord?"
10608	He''s prompt, is n''t he?
10608	How can one, born as I, know his mother?
10608	How can you distinguish at this distance?
10608	How dare you send me such a petition?
10608	How did it happen?
10608	How do you know that?
10608	How know you this?
10608	How long will it take me to learn the game?
10608	How many words are there?
10608	How old is the one I wore yesterday?
10608	I wish that I might serve you; but, when children cry for the moon, what is to be done? 10608 I?"
10608	Ilderhim,she answered;"but why do you ask?
10608	In every word you speak I recognize my master, but is it not possible that my master may nod? 10608 Is any one dying?
10608	Is it an electrical contrivance?
10608	Is it legal?
10608	It wo n''t bore you?
10608	Lady Nora?
10608	May I bring my wife to your house? 10608 Me?"
10608	Mine?
10608	Mirza,said the commandant,"do you hear?"
10608	Mirza?
10608	Mistress?
10608	Monsieur le Commandant,he said,"will you have the kindness to read this?"
10608	Monsieur,he said at length,"is it very difficult to become a Christian?"
10608	Must I continually remind you,said Abdullah,"that to- morrow may never dawn?
10608	My friend,he said, at length,"whom do you consider the most powerful person in Biskra, the person to be first reckoned with?"
10608	My friend,said the lawyer,"will you place me doubly in your debt by shaking hands with me a second time?
10608	My son,said the old man,"how canst thou believe with all thine heart?
10608	Nicha,she answered;"do you like it?"
10608	Nora, darlin''?
10608	Of course he may come,said the commandant;"what is to prevent?"
10608	Oh,said Lady Nora,"why do you remind me of such tiresome things as the treasury?
10608	Perhaps I am detaining you?
10608	Phelim,she said, smiling,"_ you_ would do something for me, if I were to ask you, would you not?"
10608	Pietro?
10608	Shall I read it?
10608	Shall dinner be served, your eminence?
10608	Shall we camp, master?
10608	She had beauty, had she not?
10608	She was beheaded, was she not?
10608	Signor Testolini?
10608	That was nice of him, was n''t it?
10608	The French rule is beneficent, doubtless?
10608	The man in the green turban?
10608	To whom were they spoken?
10608	To- morrow?
10608	Was it a valuable jewel, my lord?
10608	Well, my son,said his host, after Abdullah began to pick and choose,"what brings you to me?"
10608	Well,said the commandant,"what is the solution?"
10608	What did it cry? 10608 What do you mean?"
10608	What do you see?
10608	What is it?
10608	What is it?
10608	What is that strange word?
10608	What is that?
10608	What is the price?
10608	What is your age?
10608	What kept you, Bobby,she said,"a business engagement, or did you fall asleep?"
10608	What man would ever marry such a wretch as I?
10608	What need?
10608	What religion do you choose?
10608	What time is it, Pietro?
10608	What?
10608	When did you love me first?
10608	While my lord is occupied with the crucifix,said the cardinal,"will you not walk with me?"
10608	Who are you?
10608	Who are you?
10608	Who art thou?
10608	Who is she?
10608	Who owns this cup?
10608	Who should know that better than I?
10608	Who?
10608	Whose words were those?
10608	Why are we waiting?
10608	Why do you not have him on?
10608	Why in the world,he asked,"did you object to my harboring Abdullah?
10608	Why is she so powerful?
10608	Why the law, Monsieur the Chancellor?
10608	Will money help?
10608	Will you send this reply for me?
10608	Will your horse stand, corporal?
10608	Willingly,said Ali;"what shall the new one be?
10608	Would it please you,said the old man,"to take a passenger for Biskra?"
10608	Would you believe it? 10608 Would you like the Campanile for a paper- weight?"
10608	You are a Frenchman, are you not?
10608	You''ve won,she said;"why be disagreeable?
10608	Your eminence,she said,"the evening will be fine; shall we dine on deck?"
10608	''And the little gossoon?''
10608	''Bobby,''she said, suddenly,''did you mean it?''
10608	''Did you mean it?''
10608	''He was six, to a minute,''said the little man, looking into the pistol,''Was he chape at the price?''
10608	''He was,''said the little man''Was he six years old?''
10608	''How is the poor woman?''
10608	''Is your mother bad?''
10608	''Was the horse sound?''
10608	''What''s that?''
10608	''Where''s your mistress?''
10608	''Who is she?''
10608	''Will you lind me a horse, Phelim?''
10608	''_ Good_ whiskey?''
10608	A month, a year, until it avails nothing, and she is gone?
10608	A woman has a soul, has she?
10608	Abdullah, have you anything which you wish to say to me?"
10608	Again, I ask you, what doth hinder me to be baptized?"
10608	All is fair in love and war, is it not?"
10608	Am I forgiven?"
10608	Am I needed?"
10608	And as they went on_ their_ way, they came unto a certain water: and the eunuch said, See,_ here is_ water; what doth hinder me to be baptized?
10608	And he said, How can I, except some man should guide me?
10608	And you, your eminence, will you honor me?"
10608	Are their names published?
10608	Are you a Catholic?"
10608	Are you about to tempt me?"
10608	At what hour do you start?"
10608	Can we make forty- two miles in one day, so as to cut Okba out?"
10608	Can you forgive me, my lord, and will you tell me how I can serve you?"
10608	Commerce, invention, speculation-- why could I not succeed in one of these?
10608	Could I not have been a stockbroker?''
10608	Did Ilderhim, your father, give you these silks and these emeralds?"
10608	Did n''t you hear Aunt Molly say that Phelim is on the Continent?
10608	Did you not hear it?"
10608	Do you ask, now, why she is the most powerful person in Biskra?"
10608	Do you hope that he will bring it?"
10608	Do you know how many men it takes to officer a mosque of the first class, such a one as we have here?
10608	Do you not know her, since you lived in Biskra?"
10608	Have you learned nothing-- have you heard no whisper-- have you no message for me?"
10608	He admitted this grudgingly, for an Englishman is slow to see a rival in a foreigner, and who so foreign as an Irishman?
10608	He opened it unluckily, for the first words that met his eye were these, and he read them:"Woman, what have I to do with thee?"
10608	He read it a second time, looked up, and said:"Well, what of it?"
10608	How can a camel rest if, when he kneels, his load does not touch the ground?
10608	How can one describe a song?
10608	How is it now; even here in Venice, where art still exists, and where there is no bourse?
10608	How long must I believe a religion that saves her I love?
10608	How many of them were good women?
10608	How should you?
10608	I have four thousand pounds at Coutts''s, all I have in the world; will it lift the cup?"
10608	I kiss the images of saints every day,"he added,"why not this one?"
10608	I know you''re a fortune- hunter, but what blame?
10608	If I believed there was nothing after this life, do you think I should be sitting here, feeding the pigeons?
10608	If I take it, whom do I wrong?
10608	In an hour the girl whispered,"Abdullah?"
10608	Is she English, French, Spanish, or American?
10608	Is there a hotel in Venice big enough to take me in?
10608	Is there aught in your book that argues that woman has a soul?"
10608	It is doubtless Byzantine, but where did its maker live; in Byzantium or here, in Venice?
10608	May I come?_"ABDULLAH."
10608	Now that I consider the trouble and expense he is put to on my account, surely I should love him, should I not?"
10608	Now, the question in me mind is, shall I pay Father Flynn the ten pounds I promised him, a year ago Easter, or shall I buy the buttherfly?
10608	Now, what are the chances of the junior hand discardin''a ten and drawin''a higher card?
10608	One day the earl spoke out--"Tommaso,"he said,"you are not a rich man, I take it?"
10608	Read the lines upon his tomb, written by his wife-- what do they teach?
10608	Shall I uncover the Palo d''Oro, my Lord, or light up the alabaster column; they are both very fine?"
10608	She bent her knee and then went on, but as she passed she laughed and whispered,"Which trade pays best, yours or mine?"
10608	That was a long time for a savage to amuse a Grand Duke, was it not?
10608	That was strange, was n''t it?"
10608	The cardinal began to laugh-- then he suddenly ceased, looked hard at the earl and asked,"Are you serious, my lord?"
10608	The offer is printed in the newspapers of the land and its originator reaps much-- what is the word I wish?--acclaim?
10608	There was no answer,"Mistress?"
10608	They entered the hut, and the priest, pointing toward the chamber- door, asked:"Does she believe?"
10608	This was the costume of the woman, but the woman herself, as she stood in the doorway, the taper in her hand, who may describe her?
10608	Was it the man, Adam, or the woman, Eve?"
10608	What could you have whispered to her, Monsieur le Commandant, as you left my poor house?"
10608	What cries it now?"
10608	What did Huxley preach?
10608	What did he say?"
10608	What do you see now?"
10608	What doth hinder_ me_ to be baptized?"
10608	What right have you to doubt my belief in a God who will save my love to me?
10608	What will the laws of France do for me?"
10608	What would they say and do at his clubs?
10608	When Abdullah rose from his knees, his forehead dripping, he drew his hand across his face and asked,"Am I a Christian?"
10608	When you go back to France, what are you looking forward to?"
10608	Where are the witnesses, Abdullah?"
10608	Where did it come from?
10608	Where was I, Pietro?"
10608	Where was I?"
10608	Where, in all the world, could he hide himself, if he did this thing?
10608	Who is she?"
10608	Who is your father, Abdullah?"
10608	Who is your father, beloved?"
10608	Who loses the freight?"
10608	Who placed the primal curse of labor on the race?
10608	Who would ever have attained any great thing if he had not despised small things?"
10608	Who would ever have won a battle if he had taken thought of the widows?
10608	Whom have you with you, another mistress, or, at last, a wife?"
10608	Why did you wake me?"
10608	Why dig it up?"
10608	Why does he compel me to so one- sided a bargain?
10608	Why does he not do something that will make the world call me his wife, instead of calling him my husband?
10608	Why does he not write a page that some one will read?
10608	Why does he not write a song that some one will sing?
10608	Why does he not_ do_ something to even up the transaction?
10608	Why does n''t he get his clothes at home?"
10608	Why should he not earn me?
10608	Why, then, is it not mine as well as any one''s?
10608	Will you come, Bobby?
10608	Will you have some tea?
10608	Would God let Nora Blake''s granddaughter make shipwreck?
10608	You are, perhaps, fourteen?"
10608	You understand, do you not?"
10608	You, Abdullah-- I beg your pardon, Philip-- that was the name I gave you, was it not?"
10608	asked Miss O''Kelly;"did your man stale it?"
10608	asked the cardinal;"is he within?"
10608	exclaimed the cardinal;"then you know Ennis?
10608	he exclaimed,"how come on the wife and baby?
10608	no; kudos?
10608	says I. Phelim leaned down from the dog- cart;''Aunt Molly,''says he,''we ca n''t afford to keep what we have already, can we?''
36914	A houri? 36914 A millionaire, is she?
36914	Am I right, Heart''s Ease?
36914	Am I?
36914	And I? 36914 And am I not beautiful still?"
36914	And did you accept?
36914	And how can the devil be cast out?
36914	And how did she come to be there?
36914	And if I do come, what shall you think then?
36914	And if I held and kissed you again, what then?
36914	And if it''s removed?
36914	And now I''m here, what am I supposed to do?
36914	And the cruelty?
36914	And those women in Paris, do they think only of love?
36914	And what about the passionate?
36914	And what if I say I like_ you_?
36914	And what would that be?
36914	And what would you complain of especially?
36914	And what, my darling?
36914	And where did you see her, this milk- white maid, with the hair of gold, and deep blue eyes?
36914	And who is Captain Cameron?
36914	Are they going to take me to him?
36914	Are you in the habit of asking strange men to your bedroom?
36914	Are you pleased to see him again?
36914	Are you really anxious to get rid of me?
36914	Are you with some people?
36914	As well as I do?
36914	As what?
36914	Beloved,she whispered softly,"are your thoughts with some woman in Paris?"
36914	But I thought you were staying here until Sir George came out?
36914	But ca n''t you do something?
36914	But enough to buy me a new frock?
36914	But how did you come by such a brute?
36914	But how did you know_ I_ was here?
36914	But is there nothing I can do?
36914	But what are you going to do with it all?
36914	But what man did you save, and how did you save him?
36914	But what''s his idea in coming as far south as this? 36914 But why''Pansy''specially?"
36914	Can he read French?
36914	Can she dance, this new slave of yours?
36914	Can you never learn the virtue of silence?
36914	Canst thou look into mine eyes and shake thy golden head which shall be pillowed upon my heart-- my wife-- the mother of my children? 36914 Casim, let''s have a dance?"
36914	Come, wo n''t you eat, my sister?
36914	Could I send my father a note?
36914	Could n''t you be content to stay here?
36914	Dare I think that you do n''t quite hate me? 36914 De Sultan, he no sell you den, Miss Pansy?"
36914	Did you buy me?
36914	Did you capture her on that foray?
36914	Did you give that note of mine to my father?
36914	Did you show me any pity when I begged for my father''s life? 36914 Do n''t you know that slave- dealing is an abomination?"
36914	Do n''t you like my get- up?
36914	Do n''t you love him?
36914	Do n''t you? 36914 Do you always do as you like?"
36914	Do you always try to do your best for everything that comes your way, Pansy?
36914	Do you know her address there?
36914	Do you know, my little slave, that you''re the only person in the place who dare take me to task about my doings?
36914	Do you really want to know, my Lord?
36914	Do you remember all I promised for you and yours that day you refused to listen to my pleadings?
36914	Do you remember, Pansy, that sweet night in Grand Canary? 36914 Do you still refuse me the love I want, and which I know is mine?"
36914	Do you still wish to escape?
36914	Do you think I''m going to be dismissed in this manner?
36914	Does music''soothe your savage breast''?
36914	Does the fact of my Arab blood make marriage between us impossible?
36914	Father, will you take me out to Gambia with you?
36914	For_ you_ took him from_ me_, and what am I now? 36914 French he calls himself, does he?
36914	Has he got my note yet, do you think?
36914	Has n''t he paid you a visit yet?
36914	Has the Sultan seen those scars?
36914	Hast thou come to me in love, thou dove from the nest? 36914 Have n''t I often told you our Sultan has had thoughts for nothing but vengeance of late?"
36914	Have you gotten over your disappointment?
36914	He''s got a nerve, has n''t he?
36914	Hearts are silly things, are n''t they?
36914	Hello, old pal, what has happened?
36914	How can I? 36914 How can you be such a brute, such a savage, so abominably cruel?"
36914	How can you stand there and say such dreadful things?
36914	How could I love anyone so depraved?
36914	How do you know I''ve been ill?
36914	How do you know he''ll let himself be bribed?
36914	How do you make that out?
36914	How else could I get you?
36914	How is it, then, that you say Sir George Barclay is your father?
36914	How long will it take to get my father free?
36914	I can afford to pay for hired dancers, so why should I posture for the benefit of others?
36914	I, despise and dislike you?
36914	If I give you these, Marie, will you teach me to become a Frenchman?
36914	If I sent a note to the Sultan, do you think it would be any use?
36914	If you had the luck to bag him, what should you do?
36914	If... if I marry you, will you send my father and friends safely back to Gambia?
36914	Is he still alive?
36914	Is it Pandora''s box?
36914	Is it emeralds or pearls or diamonds? 36914 Is it true you''re going to sell Rayma?"
36914	Is it you, my sister?
36914	Is n''t he a bad, naughty boy, Grand- godfather, to want to kill my Daddy and sell me as a slave?
36914	Is she to share her father''s fate?
36914	Is that all?
36914	It would n''t be fair for me to pit all my strength against yours, would it now?
36914	It''s a harem, is it?
36914	Just for a moment, my little English flower, will you rest upon my heart?
36914	May_ I_ not even call her?
36914	My father?
36914	My little girl, what has happened?
36914	My pearl, if there was one, would n''t she be here in the harem?
36914	No, my little flower? 36914 No?
36914	Now, before I go, Rayma, is there nothing you want? 36914 Now,"she said when it was set before them,"how do you like your coffee?"
36914	Oh, Daddy,she said, tears choking her voice,"why is life so hard?"
36914	Oh, Miss Pansy, dey hab come for you,she gasped"Who?"
36914	Oh, Raoul, what would have happened if you had n''t come?
36914	Oh, it''s you, is it? 36914 Pansy, suppose I ask you to redeem your promise?"
36914	Pansy, suppose I consent to a six months''engagement? 36914 Sara, tell me quickly, have these weeks of weeping made me less beautiful?"
36914	Shall you come to Paris again, Casim?
36914	Should you like me any better if I did n''t sell Rayma?
36914	So in my absence I''ve been cut out, have I?
36914	So she''s something too good for me to talk about, is she? 36914 So the spirit is willing, etc.?"
36914	So you despise men?
36914	So you like me?
36914	So, Pansy, you''ve come to pay me a visit?
36914	So, little girl, you''re quite pleased to see me?
36914	So, you shot my father?
36914	Still only a few flowers, Pansy?
36914	Still only a few flowers, Pansy?
36914	Tell me, my jewel, what favour can I grant you before I go?
36914	Was I ever particularly effusive?
36914	Well, Heart''s Ease, are you feeling better?
36914	Well, Pansy, are you going to marry me?
36914	Well, and how''s tennis? 36914 Well, old pal, is there anything doing yet?"
36914	Well, what about my being strong then?
36914	Well?
36914	What are they?
36914	What are you hiding from me, Pansy?
36914	What are you saying to him?
36914	What are your plans with regard to Miss Barclay?
36914	What can I do to amuse you?
36914	What constitutes behaving myself?
36914	What dare I hope? 36914 What disappointment?"
36914	What do you mean, Rayma?
36914	What do you want to talk about, then?
36914	What else are the servants there for?
36914	What else can I call you, since you refuse to tell me your name?
36914	What exactly does''quits''mean? 36914 What has happened to you the last two days?"
36914	What has happened?
36914	What have you been doing with yourself all day?
36914	What have you learnt about me?
36914	What have you learnt?
36914	What is it you English say? 36914 What is it, Annette?"
36914	What is it, Pansy?
36914	What is it, Pansy?
36914	What is it? 36914 What is it?"
36914	What is this new fancy of yours like?
36914	What made you swim out all those miles the other night?
36914	What nonsense is this?
36914	What on earth can that be?
36914	What sort of heaven would that be?
36914	What was he like?
36914	What''s got hold of you now?
36914	What''s her price, Raoul?
36914	What''s the business, Raoul? 36914 What''s wrong with being English?"
36914	What''s your idea of something''really feminine?''
36914	When did I encourage you?
36914	When will that day be?
36914	When you''re back in Africa you wo n''t quite forget your little Marie who taught you to be a man, will you?
36914	Where are we going?
36914	Where are you going, Pansy?
36914	Where did we first meet?
36914	Where did you drop across him?
36914	Where is Doctor Edouard? 36914 Where is George Barclay?"
36914	Where is Rayma?
36914	Where is the English lady?
36914	Where is the Sultan? 36914 Where is the girl?"
36914	Which ones especially?
36914	Who and what is the youngster?
36914	Who are you really, Pansy?
36914	Who has hurt my nice new Daddy?
36914	Who is it, Bob?
36914	Who is that man?
36914	Who is that woman?
36914	Who is that?
36914	Who is your father?
36914	Who told you that?
36914	Who''s Bobby?
36914	Why are you avoiding me?
36914	Why ca n''t I have a choice of being either French or Russian or Italian or Spanish or German?
36914	Why did you run away from me the other night?
36914	Why did you tell me your name was Langham?
36914	Why do n''t you smoke?
36914	Why do you always say''the Sultan,''and never''your father''?
36914	Why do you want it?
36914	Why do you wear your hair short? 36914 Why have n''t you come sooner to see that new slave of yours, Casim beloved?"
36914	Why not Lily or Rose or May, since I''m to be given a stupid flower name?
36914	Why not? 36914 Why not?"
36914	Why should you?
36914	Will you come then?
36914	Will you meet me to- night, after dinner, near the fountain?
36914	Will you tell the Sultan I want to see him?
36914	Wo n''t you come willingly?
36914	Wo n''t you give me another, Pansy?
36914	Wo n''t you tell me?
36914	Would n''t you like to know my name?
36914	Would vengeance keep him away from me all these weeks? 36914 You despise and dislike me already, so why should I get further into your black books?"
36914	You know I''m an African merchant, do n''t you?
36914	You mean to say you have n''t found out yet?
36914	You mean to tell me you do n''t know Le Breton runs that French actress, Lucille Lemesurier?
36914	You will dare to kill him?
36914	You will murder my father?
36914	You''ll forgive me for not accepting that pretty necklace, wo n''t you?
36914	You''ve got lots of money, have n''t you?
36914	You''ve never been afraid of me before, why are you now, Pansy? 36914 ''Heart''s Ease,''do n''t you say in English?
36914	Again, my heart, my heart What are we waiting for, you and I?
36914	And at the age of five he said to her:"Why do you always call me''Raoul,''not''Casim,''as my father does?"
36914	And the promise he had given her?
36914	And to me you would say,''As a reward, will you come and have breakfast with me?''
36914	And very often he would say:"Well, Pansy, have you made up your mind whether you are going to marry me or not?"
36914	And was there not truth in what he said?
36914	And yet you love me?"
36914	Are n''t I here talking to you now?"
36914	Are you English or American?"
36914	Are you afraid you might love me?"
36914	Are you not her Sultan and her master?
36914	Are you still champion in your own little way?"
36914	As a reward, will you come and have breakfast with me?"
36914	As she came up the room, a man seated at one of the tables in the center of the room said to his neighbour:"Who is that girl?
36914	As they stood looking at one another, a verse came and sang like a dirge in Pansy''s head: What are we waiting for?
36914	At the sound a voice said in French, with a note of savage triumph:"Now perhaps_ you_ understand what_ I_ suffered when you shot my father?"
36914	Because a Sultan loves you more than his life?
36914	But about marrying?
36914	But how did you manage to get hold of him?"
36914	But what''s brought the girl to these parts?
36914	But why had n''t he told her?
36914	But why had n''t he wanted her to know?
36914	Can I speak to him?"
36914	Can you tell me where she''s gone?"
36914	Do you hear?
36914	Do you like him, Daddy?"
36914	Do you think I''m pretty, Casim?"
36914	Do you think he''ll refuse?"
36914	Does she know of all your gay doings in Paris?"
36914	God of all, what have I done to deserve such signs of Thy great goodness?
36914	He paused, leaning over her he said:"I''m granting you all these favours, but what are you going to do for me?"
36914	How can a man be satisfied with one woman?
36914	How did_ you_ get here?"
36914	If I sent them back, my little flower, do you know what would happen?
36914	Is n''t that what you Christians say?
36914	Is n''t that what you called it?"
36914	Is n''t the combination enough to attract any man?"
36914	Is there one?"
36914	Le Breton, will you lend me your handkerchief?"
36914	Le Breton?"
36914	Le Breton?"
36914	Let me see, what do you call the flower in English?"
36914	Let me see, what_ was_ her name?
36914	May there not have been love in the heart of the girl?
36914	Merely because I refuse to be enslaved by any one woman, eaten up in mind and body and soul, as some of the men I know are?
36914	Mine are not strong enough to keep you here?"
36914	Nay, what knowest thou of love?
36914	Nothing I can do for you?"
36914	Or is she one whose price is above rubies?"
36914	Rayma''s gaze rested jealously on the English girl,"Is it always what she likes, Casim, my Lord, and never what you wish?"
36914	She never thought of Le Breton''s words:"Still only a few flowers, Pansy?"
36914	So that''s what I am now, is it?
36914	Suffering, and who yet had to go on smiling?
36914	Then she heard her father''s voice, strained and anxious:"Pansy, are you in there?"
36914	Was she a prisoner in the hands of that wild horde?
36914	Were there other women there, suffering as she was suffering?
36914	What Sultan?"
36914	What are you thinking about?"
36914	What dare I think?"
36914	What desert harem would be her future home?
36914	What do I look like-- to you?"
36914	What do you mean?"
36914	What do you want to say?"
36914	What dost thou know of love, of life, in the strange countries of the East?
36914	What had she to say to him, this slim, winsome girl, who held his fierce heart in her small white hands?
36914	What had the girl to say to him?
36914	What has happened to him?"
36914	What more could I wish to know about you?
36914	What price might she not have to pay for her father''s life?
36914	What shall I be thinking?"
36914	What wild chief would call that golden- haired girl his chattel?
36914	What would the girl say when she saw him?
36914	What would you say if you saw me there?
36914	Where?"
36914	Which has kept you on the prowl to- night?"
36914	Who was your executioner?"
36914	Why are you now, my little slave?
36914	Why did she fight against him?
36914	Why do n''t you wear something feminine?
36914	Why had Dr. Edouard never mentioned him?
36914	Why had Fate been so unkind?
36914	Why had he never mentioned Dr. Edouard before?
36914	Why had he pretended that he only had_ guessed_ she was the girl captured?
36914	Why had she written?
36914	Why should I show you any now?"
36914	Why should n''t she marry the man she loved, even if it were going against all the canons of her society?
36914	Why should she make him suffer through no fault of his own?
36914	Why should she suffer herself?
36914	Why was n''t he just like other men?
36914	Will you give him nothing willingly now?
36914	Will you make a thief of your Sultan?
36914	Wilt thou love me?"
36914	Would she try to plead with him or herself and her father?
36914	Would that sweet, brave face go white at the knowledge of the fate before her?
36914	Would this new slave''s presence bring him to the harem?
40994	A woman?
40994	A woman?
40994	Absolutely?
40994	Act?
40994	Ah, the result? 40994 And Hadj Absalam?
40994	And dost thou really think that this villain actually meaneth to obtain by foul means the contents of my saddle- bags?
40994	And has no one been able to discover its position?
40994	And he is following me?
40994	And if I undertake to respect her wishes although my curiosity be aroused, what then?
40994	And if he liveth-- what then?
40994	And in the foreground?
40994	And is this-- is this how thou repayest one who hath acted as a lamp in thy darkness; thy Lode Star that hath led thee unto prosperity?
40994	And may I not carry with me some little souvenir of this strange meeting?
40994	And the Sheikh, Hadj Absalam, what of him?
40994	And the person you have promised is a woman-- eh?
40994	And the punishment?
40994	And thine?
40994	And thou art on thy way to Noum- en- Nas?
40994	And thou art ready to serve me implicitly?
40994	And thou art the wife of Hadj Absalam?
40994	And thou desirest that I should become a Bedouin of the Ennitra-- an outlaw of the Sahara?
40994	And thou entrustest to me the success of this bold dash into the stronghold of our most powerful enemy?
40994	And thou hast attributed the misfortune of thy fellow- conspirators to me?
40994	And thou hast refused-- eh?
40994	And thy promise?
40994	And to the world thy lips will remain for ever sealed? 40994 And what is the general aspect of the mountain side?"
40994	And what of Zoraida?
40994	And what, pray, is the nature of this-- er-- business?
40994	And where may I see her?
40994	And why art thou here, so far from thy mountain home?
40994	And yonder marabout? 40994 And you have escaped in order to seek this man?"
40994	And you would give me the original letter written by Fothergill?
40994	And you, on your part, swear before Heaven that my-- my secret shall never pass your lips?
40994	And your men are dragging her onward-- onward across the Desert to a cruel, ignominious, and brutal end?
40994	Are any of the houris whom thou hast spared in yonder harem half as beautiful as the Lalla Zoraida?
40994	Are his headquarters on Mount Aghil, then?
40994	Are not thy servants amenable to bribery?
40994	Are such tortures common among thy tribe?
40994	Are we dreaming?
40994	Are we not commanded to succour our friend''s friend?
40994	Are we not free now? 40994 Are you seriously hurt?"
40994	Art thine eyes so dimmed as not to recognise''Abd e Rahman, cadi of Egemmen, and Hadj Beshir, sheikh of the Kel- Ikohanen? 40994 Art thou a musician?"
40994	Art thou actually on thy way thither?
40994	Art thou aware of the name of the woman to whom I am betrothed?
40994	Art thou never in Algiers or Oran, or any of the towns by the sea?
40994	Art thou not doing the same for me?
40994	Art thou not one of the chosen?
40994	Art thou satisfied that he is really dead?
40994	Art thou still prepared to continue thine efforts to effect her rescue?
40994	Art thou still undaunted?
40994	Art thou the Angleezi whom Allah delivered into the hands of our master Hadj Absalam? 40994 Art-- art thou thinking of his deposition?"
40994	But I may see thee more often, surely? 40994 But by whom was your friend Fothergill stabbed?"
40994	But canst thou not fly with me, even now?
40994	But canst thou not, perfidious wench, see that our secret is out?
40994	But could not another person have learned the clue to the Great Mystery by the same method?
40994	But did you not clear yourself?
40994	But do you think the Crescent has produced this remarkable chimera?
40994	But dost thou apprehend attack?
40994	But for what reason are thy people so many weeks''journey from their own country?
40994	But how can I act in order to break down this strange barrier that precludeth our happiness? 40994 But how did you know we were here?"
40994	But how do you account for the fact that I was able to describe the place to you before I had seen it?
40994	But how dost thou know? 40994 But how dost thou propose to effect this sweeping change?"
40994	But how shall I find thee? 40994 But how?
40994	But if thou hast the Crescent in thy possession, canst thou not snap thy bonds and escape with me?
40994	But in what manner can its recovery effect Zoraida''s safety?
40994	But is she Moorish, Arab, or a Negress?
40994	But is there nothing I can do to avert this mysterious evil which thou apprehendest?
40994	But may not others accompany him?
40994	But must I be absent from thee long?
40994	But ought we not to prepare for flight immediately?
40994	But suppose I fail?
40994	But surely thou mayest tell me what it is for?
40994	But surely you know if she still lives?
40994	But tell me what it is?
40994	But the Crescent?
40994	But the strange inscription upon it? 40994 But thine husband-- whither have they taken him?"
40994	But this strange omen-- what particular misfortune is it supposed to presage?
40994	But thou wilt not darken the world unto me at this moment-- when I am leading thee to glorious success and the acquisition of great wealth?
40994	But thy name?
40994	But to what unseen force dost thou attribute its marvellous power of producing an exteriorised image?
40994	But what of Zoraida? 40994 But what of thyself-- what of happiness with thee?"
40994	But why didst thou urge thy Ruler to compel me to become a freebooter?
40994	But why does not the Government send a sufficient force to follow him into his fastness and capture him?
40994	But why dost thou ask? 40994 But why dost thou run such risks in order to deliver me-- an Infidel?"
40994	But why is the search after this hidden force an act of such heinous wickedness?
40994	But why should he be so desirous of killing me?
40994	But you do n''t intend to spend the remainder of your days here, in the desert, do you?
40994	But, my dear fellow, is it not your duty to denounce him if you possess absolute proof of his guilt?
40994	But-- how did he gain the Chamber of the Assembly?
40994	By what magic is this effect produced?
40994	By what means have I taken from thee this extraordinary influence that once was thine? 40994 By what right dost thou, O Daughter of the Sun, interfere between thy Ruler and his foes?"
40994	Can I learn that which thou callest the Great Secret?
40994	Can not we force an entrance?
40994	Can not you guess?
40994	Can you distinguish anything?
40994	Canst thou direct me unto him?
40994	Canst thou not explain the reason of the strange phenomenon induced by the application of the Crescent to my brow?
40994	Canst thou not tell me why thou, a pure and innocent woman, art here among these barbaric Sons of the Desert?
40994	Canst thou not, O Ruler, kill the false Prophetess too?
40994	Canst thou tell me nothing authentic?
40994	Changed?
40994	Circumstances? 40994 Darest thou leave this City of the Doomed to go forth in search of what may appear unto thee but the merest phantom?"
40994	Daughter of the Sun?
40994	Dead? 40994 Did he tell thee of what this valuable treasure consists?"
40994	Did the_ imam_ explain the exact position in which you were to place it upon your head?
40994	Didst thou fear attack?
40994	Didst thou know that I was endeavouring to reach thee?
40994	Do thy people intend fighting?
40994	Do you absolutely refuse to grant her liberty?
40994	Do you impute that I-- I committed the murder?
40994	Do you mean Madame de Largentiere?
40994	Do you mean the Honourable Violet Hanbury, daughter of Lord Isleworth?
40994	Do you think we have entirely broken up his band?
40994	Dost thou deny also that thou hast any secret message addressed to the_ imam_, upon thee?
40994	Dost thou feel well enough to withstand the fatigue of travel?
40994	Dost thou know the reason for their secret hatred?
40994	Dost thou not see that I have obtained a respite for thee, only on condition that thou throwest in thy lot with us?
40994	Dost thou place thy faith in me implicitly, notwithstanding that I appear in thine eyes debased, and am unable to give thee explanation?
40994	Dost thou then intend to assassinate him?
40994	Dost thou, who hast performed thy_ sujdah_ within the Harem of Al- Medinah, forget thy Koran?
40994	Doth thy Koran teach thee to murder those who are innocent?
40994	Dying?
40994	Engagement? 40994 Even though thou art of the sect of the Aissawa and of the tribe of the Ennitra-- eh?"
40994	Face her? 40994 Fatal?"
40994	Fearest thou Azrail?
40994	For me?
40994	For three moons, and then--"And then?
40994	From Agadez?
40994	Hadst thou a reason for this?
40994	Has anything remarkable been revealed?
40994	Has your experience of life been so very bitter, then?
40994	Hast thou actually a sufficient force to attack the almost impregnable kasbah of Agadez?
40994	Hast thou the co- operation of any others in this thy daring scheme?
40994	Hast thou travelled in the Great Desert?
40994	Hath it never occurred to thee that his son,''Abd- el- Kerim, who is already in his twentieth year, is now fitted to rule?
40994	Have I not already told thee that thy curiosity can not be satisfied?
40994	Have I not already told thee? 40994 Have I not already told you that I have no further interest in life among the people I once knew?
40994	Have I not forbidden thee to address unto the people words other than those which have received my sanction?
40994	Have I thy blessing?
40994	Have others succumbed, then?
40994	Have you concluded your business? 40994 Have you decided?"
40994	Have you heard anything of the old chieftain lately?
40994	Have you no fixed abode?
40994	His crown?
40994	How can I ever forget thee?
40994	How can I help thee? 40994 How can I refuse any request thou makest?"
40994	How can I save thee?
40994	How can I?
40994	How can its power avert Zoraida''s peril and give unto her peace?
40994	How can this declaration of your intentions to defeat the ends of justice interest me? 40994 How could I?
40994	How dare I invoke the Wrath by revealing unto thee the Great Secret, with which I alone of men have been entrusted?
40994	How didst thou know I had lost that which thou hadst entrusted to my care?
40994	How didst thou know?
40994	How didst thou obtain thy knowledge?
40994	How have you ascertained that?
40994	How long ago did that astounding news reach thee?
40994	How long must we affect this estrangement?
40994	How shall I act?
40994	How thinkest thou that a Roumi can understand our symbols of the serpents? 40994 How-- how darest thou declare that I am no believer in the Prophet?"
40994	How?
40994	How?
40994	How?
40994	I wonder what he would do if he discovered you, and found out that you held absolute proof of his guilt?
40994	If she escaped mysteriously-- what would my_ douceur_ be?
40994	If thy people seek my death, am I not unwise in accompanying thee into their midst?
40994	Immured there by thee?
40994	In a cavern?
40994	In order to conceal your identity?
40994	In what direction are you marching? 40994 Is he really dead?"
40994	Is her name familiar?
40994	Is it imperative that I should be absent from thy side in this the hour of thy peril?
40994	Is it imperative that we should risk everything?
40994	Is it not known to thine enemies, the Kel- Fade?
40994	Is not that sufficient? 40994 Is not the recollection of your visit pleasant?"
40994	Is she here, in El Djezair?
40994	Is the Roumi yonder thine ally and friend?
40994	Is the existence of that hidden prison known to anyone besides thyself?
40994	Is the journey long?
40994	Is there danger, then? 40994 Is there danger?"
40994	Is there nothing more thou hast to tell me, Zoraida?
40994	Is there then no hope for those who love thee?
40994	Is this man Labakan alone, or is there a conspiracy to murder me?
40994	Is_ she_ in Algeria?
40994	Knowest thou Hadj Mohammed ben Ishak, the_ imam_ of the Mesallaje?
40994	Knowest thou me?
40994	M''sieur is English, if I mistake not?
40994	Marriage? 40994 May I learn nothing, then?"
40994	May we not marry some day?
40994	Merely detained?
40994	Murdered?
40994	My duty? 40994 My own liberty?
40994	Nothing else?
40994	Of what use is the Crescent?
40994	On a journey?
40994	On the auspicious day when I meet this paragon of beauty which you prophesy, how am I to act?
40994	On what day?
40994	Our journey? 40994 Our sister?
40994	Proof?
40994	Search? 40994 See her?
40994	Shall I also be changed?
40994	Shall I always know thy whereabouts?
40994	Shall you carry out his commands?
40994	She surely is not dead?
40994	She''s believed to be a witch, I suppose?
40994	So thou art the Roumi from beyond the sea upon whom our Lady of Beauty hath gazed with favour?
40994	So you have been in England?
40994	So you really intend setting out again on this fool''s errand?
40994	Suppose he faileth? 40994 Supreme power for what?"
40994	Surely I may know the character of any danger that threateneth?
40994	Surely it is dangerous?
40994	Surely she with the loveliest face should become Queen?
40994	Surely thou hast not hidden from me thy knowledge of some impending evil?
40994	Surely thou wilt not seek thine own destruction, and take thy Secret with thee?
40994	Surely thou wilt not withhold from me thy name?
40994	Surely thy place is not upon the field of battle, amid the carnage that must inevitably ensue from such a combat?
40994	Surely you could easily have done so?
40994	Surely you do n''t mean the woman of the Ennitra, known as Daughter of the Sun?
40994	Tell me who plotted my deliverance; why should it be attempted by an outlaw?
40994	Tell me, how did it occur?
40994	Tell me,I demanded quickly,"have not thy crimes been committed under compulsion?"
40994	Tell me,she said, burying her head upon my breast--"Tell me if thou wilt forgive me for-- for the awful massacre that hath to- day been committed?"
40994	Tell me-- tell me quickly-- what ails you?
40994	The Ennitra?
40994	The Lalla Zoraida?
40994	The daughter of whom?
40994	The guillotine?
40994	The-- the dead man-- wrote it?
40994	Then he has again escaped you?
40994	Then it is thine opinion that we must act quickly if we would save our heads?
40994	Then thou art aware of my mission?
40994	Then thou wilt go?
40994	Then thou wilt not tell me the name of thy father?
40994	Then thou wilt now regain freedom?
40994	Then thy lord is present with thee?
40994	Then you have never seen her?
40994	Then you will always retain that in order to blackmail me?
40994	Then, perhaps, you were with Seignouret when he captured the Sheikh of the Ennitra?
40994	Thinkest thou that I will endure thy tortures longer? 40994 Thou didst not know how I recovered it?"
40994	Thou didst think me dead? 40994 Thou dost not mean that the three punctures will prove fatal?"
40994	Thou hast not forgotten me, then?
40994	Thou hast? 40994 Thou knowest him?"
40994	Thou thinkest that thou hast cleverly deceived me-- eh?
40994	Thou wilt traverse the Great Desert for my sake-- for my sake?
40994	Thou, the Amin, to whom may the Bestower of Good Gifts be merciful, art willing to face all the terrors of the long journey for my sake?
40994	Thou-- thou thinkest I can care nothing for thee-- a Roumi? 40994 Thy people?
40994	To Agadez?
40994	To Agadez?
40994	To Agadez?
40994	To Algiers?
40994	To his harem?
40994	To marry?
40994	To see her? 40994 Tourist-- eh?"
40994	Treasure? 40994 Unhappy?"
40994	Uzanne?--Uzanne?
40994	Was he a man of power?
40994	Was he not happy?
40994	Was it absolutely necessary to pass through this region? 40994 Was she murdered?"
40994	Well, what brings you here, so far from Biskra?
40994	Well,she asked, with a merry, rippling laugh,"art thou satisfied?
40994	Well?
40994	Well?
40994	Wert thou compelled to- night?
40994	What art thou?
40994	What brings you here?
40994	What canst thou think of a woman such as I?
40994	What causes you to think so?
40994	What could have alarmed them?
40994	What danger threateneth?
40994	What do you mean by these strange threats? 40994 What dost thou know of me?"
40994	What dost thou mean? 40994 What dost thou mean?"
40994	What evil canst thou fear?
40994	What ground hast thou for such gloomy apprehensions? 40994 What is her name?"
40994	What is the cause of thy misery? 40994 What is the object of thy journey?"
40994	What is the treasure of which thou hast spoken?
40994	What is there to prevent you from accompanying me to Agadez? 40994 What is this mysterious influence which Hadj Absalam declareth hath been transferred unto me?"
40994	What is this strange destiny that the Fates have in store for thee?
40994	What is your decision?
40994	What knowest thou of it?
40994	What meaneth this intrusion?
40994	What must I do with the Crescent?
40994	What must I do?
40994	What secret can a piece of metal possibly contain?
40994	What seest thou?
40994	What sorrow can possess you?
40994	What villainous proposal did he make to thee?
40994	What was her punishment?
40994	What was the result?
40994	What wouldst thou know?
40994	What!--are you acquainted with her?
40994	What, wert thou troubled by unwelcome visitors?
40994	What-- what do you allege?
40994	What-- what do you mean?
40994	What-- what do you mean?
40994	What-- what does this mean?
40994	When shall we have liberty?
40994	When will he return?
40994	When will she be tried?
40994	When wilt thou visit Algiers again?
40994	When?
40994	When?
40994	Where am I?
40994	Where is it?
40994	Where is she now?
40994	Wherein lie those dangers?
40994	Whither dost thou desire to conduct me?
40994	Whither wilt thou conduct me?
40994	Who art thou?
40994	Who art thou?
40994	Who art thou?
40994	Who attempted thy murder?
40994	Who left it?
40994	Who told thee? 40994 Who told you?"
40994	Who, pray, art thou, who darest obstruct me?
40994	Whose is this caravan?
40994	Why art thou threatened?
40994	Why askest thou that question? 40994 Why canst thou not escape from here?"
40994	Why do I not denounce him, and return to civilisation? 40994 Why do you not take that letter, face the charge against you, and bring the criminal to his punishment?"
40994	Why dost thou journey in this the land of thine enemies?
40994	Why hast thou practised such deception upon me?
40994	Why meet trouble half- way?
40994	Why not blow it up with powder?
40994	Why not complete thine hideous work and shoot me also?
40994	Why not? 40994 Why should I give such an undertaking?"
40994	Why should I marry?
40994	Why should I, when I have been detained here over a year against my will? 40994 Why should you judge her thus?
40994	Why then should he die?
40994	Why think more of her?
40994	Why waste time?
40994	Why? 40994 Why?"
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Why?
40994	Will not the guards rush back and kill us?
40994	Wilt thou explain everything to me now?
40994	Wilt thou not lead me unto him, when I tell thee that the matter concerns the life of one who is his friend?
40994	Wilt thou not-- for Zoraida''s sake?
40994	Wilt thou remain here, or go back to the Desert with thy tribe?
40994	Wilt thou show no mercy towards thine humble slave, who hath risked his life to prostrate himself before thee and give thee warning?
40994	Worth troubling about? 40994 Would my absence be of long duration?"
40994	Wouldst thou have me cast aside my religion? 40994 Wouldst thou murder one who hath proved himself thy firm friend?"
40994	Yet thou art anxious to return among them?
40994	You are not alone?
40994	You are not going alone? 40994 You declare that Fothergill did not call on you at Long''s on that day?"
40994	You have actually looked upon her unveiled, and spoken with her, then?
40994	You mean, I suppose, the woman, known as Daughter of the Sun? 40994 You will have an opportunity of seeing her very soon, I suppose?"
40994	Zoraida, shall we never meet again?
40994	Zoraida? 40994 _ Aish ism arrajol di_?"
40994	_ My_ story?
40994	("What is the name of this man?")
40994	Again raising the mysterious Crescent above her head, she demanded in a loud voice,"Hast thou still confidence in me?"
40994	All trace of her agitation had now disappeared, and as we chatted calmly, I asked,"Why didst thou take compassion upon me-- a stranger?"
40994	Am I to die?"
40994	And is not Allah merciful?
40994	Are those thy wishes?"
40994	Art thou afraid my lord will escape ere we reach a place of safety?"
40994	Art thou named the Amin?"
40994	Art thou not safe here, surrounded by every luxury, with slaves to do thy bidding, and guarded from every evil?"
40994	Art thou still loyal unto me?"
40994	Art thou thyself a slave, or-- or art thou wedded?"
40994	Besides, I have not hesitated before to cross the Desert, why should I now?"
40994	Besides, think of her past; is she, after all, worth troubling about?"
40994	But at what cost?
40994	But by whom?
40994	But for what reason?
40994	But how didst thou know of his death?"
40994	But how?
40994	But how?"
40994	But if ever we chance to cross each other''s path, thou wilt not compromise me in the eyes of my people?"
40994	But the mystic influence of the Crescent of Wonders, and its effect?
40994	But what of thee?
40994	But,"His Excellency added with a pause,"art thou convinced we shall not be overheard?"
40994	Can not you confide in me?
40994	Can not you see that I am driven to this course by sheer desperation?
40994	Canst thou imagine my joy now that we are once again together?"
40994	Canst thou not give me one word of hope as to the successful accomplishment of the mission that hath been entrusted to me?"
40994	Cast her from thee even though she be one of the houris of Paradise, and--""Will she be a Moor, an Arab, or one of mine own people?"
40994	Could it be possible that beneath those fair features was a heart so brutal and depraved as to plot murder, robbery, and horrible atrocities?
40994	Could it be possible that this woman who held the murderous nomads under her sway was the same to whom I owed my life?
40994	Could it be that she too was a member of this widespread secret league to secure the extermination of the Christians?
40994	Could we not have avoided it?"
40994	Did not our mutual pledges give me a right to demand knowledge of Zoraida''s welfare?
40994	Did not that imply that there was a vile plot against my life?
40994	Did not the great Sultan, Mulai Hassan, of Fez, offer one hundred bags of gold for her?
40994	Did she love me?
40994	Did the chief of these locusts of the sands hold our kinswoman in bondage?"
40994	Do I give utterance to the truth?"
40994	Do I give voice unto thy wish?"
40994	Do I please thee?"
40994	Do you now refuse the_ douceur_?"
40994	Do you object?"
40994	Dost thou admit or deny what I have said?"
40994	Dost thou agree?"
40994	Dost thou fear to travel thither?"
40994	Dost thou intend that I should accompany thee?"
40994	Dost thou mean that thou hast actually murdered me?"
40994	Dost thou not remember that the Kel- Fade-- whom may Allah confound!--attacked and burned our village of Afara Aouhan?"
40994	Dost thou not remember what stake thou hast in the result of this attack?"
40994	Dost thou recognise him?"
40994	Dost thou still refuse to disclose the hiding- place of the Crescent of Glorious Wonders, or to deliver unto me thy secret message?"
40994	Doth this man bear me malice for nought?"
40994	Even if he were the mysterious eavesdropper, what could he have gathered with regard to our brotherhood?"
40994	For a moment Hadj Absalam reflected, then asked:"What was the nature of this secret revealed unto thee?"
40994	For what reason have they plunged again into the desert?"
40994	From him alone I could obtain the Great Secret, yet what would that knowledge avail, now that I had lost the mysterious half- circle of steel?
40994	Had I not been actually in Agadez, and passed under the shadow of the mosque, yet unable to seek the old_ imam_ who held the key to the mystery?
40994	Had I not promised Zoraida to preserve the secret of their whereabouts for her sake?
40994	Had Zoraida been murdered?
40994	Had he followed me?
40994	Had he fooled me?
40994	Had he not told me that it was always fatal to love, and in the majority of instances fatal to the lover?
40994	Had it again been stolen from me?
40994	Had not Zoraida been apprehensive of danger?
40994	Had she already succumbed to the fate she dreaded?
40994	Had she not acknowledged that she loved me?
40994	Had she not told me frankly that her life was uncertain?
40994	Had she not, however, called herself the Daughter of the Sun?
40994	Had the Governor- General deceived me?
40994	Has she not in her letter requested thee to afford me explanation, in order that I may gain the knowledge for our mutual advantage?"
40994	Hast thou never deciphered it?"
40994	Hast thou-- hast thou already a_ husband_?"
40994	Have you any suggestion to offer as to-- as to the manner the flight shall be accomplished?"
40994	How can I be, when to my vile cunning is due that inhuman butchery which causeth the Ennitra to be held in terror throughout the Desert?
40994	How can I ever sufficiently thank thee?"
40994	How can I save thee?"
40994	How could it assist me to wealth?
40994	How did you manage it?"
40994	How do you account for it?"
40994	How earnest thou to possess thyself of the Crescent of Glorious Wonders?
40994	How long wilt thou remain here?"
40994	How long, I wondered, would it be before my mind would give way and madness relieve me from this deadly terror?
40994	How, I wondered, could Hadj Absalam know that the mysterious object was in my possession?
40994	How, I wondered, would it end?
40994	How?
40994	How?"
40994	How?"
40994	I admit, your future appears dull and hopeless, but why despair?
40994	I fought hard; but how long can one fight against a score?
40994	If I cleared myself, it would be at the cost of_ her_ happiness-- why should I go back?"
40994	If I wish at present to conceal certain facts, why dost thou desire me to tell lies to_ thee_?
40994	If so, why?
40994	If so, with what purpose?
40994	In a week I shall be in London, and then--""What then?"
40994	Is it in your case also a woman?"
40994	Is it not possible that henceforward good fortune and success may attend thine efforts?"
40994	Is it not, indeed, true that sometimes beauty draws us with a single hair towards our doom?
40994	Is it surprising that she hath decided to take her life rather than fall into his polluted hands?
40994	Is not my existence one of hollow shams, of feigned daring and wretched duplicity?
40994	Knowest thou not that none are allowed in this our pavilion unless commanded, under pain of instant death?"
40994	Knowest thou not what is written in Al Koran?
40994	May I not look for once upon thy face?
40994	Might not this sudden fit of uncontrollable_ diablerie_ cause him to kill me?
40994	Might she not escape-- vanish from Algiers, suddenly-- eh?"
40994	Most probably you will meet her just when you least expect--""What?"
40994	Not the woman who is known as Daughter of the Sun?"
40994	Of what, pray, does it consist?"
40994	Of what?"
40994	Once she halted, and, turning her splendid eyes upon me, said--"Thou wilt forgive my people, wilt thou not?
40994	Powerless?
40994	Presently I stopped her, and, placing my hand lightly on her shoulder, said--"May I not gaze upon thy face for one brief moment?"
40994	Surely Zoraida had not told him?
40994	Surely that is more than a phantom?"
40994	Surely the mere love of adventure has not induced you to set out on such a perilous ride?"
40994	Surely thou, of all men, hast courage with thy sword and confidence in thine arm?
40994	Tell me what occurred?"
40994	Tell me, for what crimes will she be tried?"
40994	Tell me, have the authorities any direct evidence that she has ever been guilty of murder?"
40994	Tell me; is she still alive?"
40994	Thank her for placing me upon my guard, and from me give unto her perfect peace,"I said; adding,"Is it possible that I might see her?"
40994	The dark- faced warrior of the Fade, giving me a quick glance, asked--"Art thou ignorant of our great forefather Askia?"
40994	The sight was awful; but why repeat it in all its painful detail?
40994	Then he added quickly,"But why should we drift to a subject that is to me so painful?
40994	Then thou art of the tribe of the Ennitra?"
40994	Then, turning to me, she said in deep earnestness--"Knowest thou that the deeds we are about to commit are a terrible sacrilege?
40994	Then, turning to those about him, he asked,"Do I give utterance to thy thoughts?"
40994	Then, with a sarcastic laugh, he asked,"And how much, pray, do you offer me as a_ douceur_?"
40994	They would give me enormous wealth; but would they also bring me happiness?
40994	This, then, is thy reward to one who has risked so much to save thee?"
40994	Those men who are raising a cloud of sand about them-- cannot you recognise them?"
40994	Thou wilt be safe with them, although thou wilt not inform them of our whereabouts?"
40994	To- morrow we too may lose our heads-- who knoweth?"
40994	Towards Agadez?"
40994	Turning again to me, he asked--"Are you satisfied?"
40994	Violet Hanbury-- why should I conceal her name-- had a--""Violet Hanbury?"
40994	Was I strong enough mentally and bodily?
40994	Was Zoraida the divorced wife of some man who had bought her from her parents and had soon grown tired of her?
40994	Was Zoraida, my idol, insane?
40994	Was he joking grimly, meaning that my sorrow would be"calmed"in death?
40994	Was he waiting the advent of his fellow- conspirator before assassinating me?
40994	Was it Halima''s presence that caused the closely- veiled woman such sudden and profound consternation-- or was it mine?
40994	Was it not at least remarkable that the man who had offered Gajere gold to assist in my murder, should now exert himself so strenuously on my behalf?
40994	Was it not most likely that while Zoraida sojourned beside the sea, the Pirate of the Desert would be there also?
40994	Was it not now proved by her own admissions that she had led the Ennitra against the Zouaves, Turcos, and_ homards_?
40994	Was it possible that the thief might have been aware of its contents?
40994	Was not that the name by which the_ homards_ knew the guiding star of the murderous Ennitra?
40994	Was she an outcast from the harem?
40994	Was she, after all, the wife of a jealous, fanatical Moslem, who had discovered our friendship, and who had wreaked an awful vengeance upon her?
40994	Was the possession of this startling evidence of a gruesome tragedy of imperative necessity?
40994	Was this dire catastrophe prophetic of the end?
40994	Well, what of her?"
40994	Were not his instructions remarkable; did they not bear suspicion of some ulterior object?
40994	Were we not actually betrothed?
40994	What are the charges?"
40994	What are they?
40994	What could I do to save her?
40994	What could be his object?
40994	What didst thou know of me?"
40994	What dire events had led to the summary execution of the beauty who had just been carried out a corpse?
40994	What dost thou want with us?"
40994	What giveth thee the wondrous power to recall the dead from the grave, and invoke the assistance of the Great Unknown?"
40994	What has become of him?"
40994	What hath its possession availed thee?
40994	What if, after all, my efforts failed?
40994	What is that?
40994	What is that?"
40994	What is thy name?"
40994	What obstacle is there?"
40994	What of him?"
40994	What then?"
40994	What trickery is this?
40994	What was it?"
40994	What was that?"
40994	What would those who shake your hand at your reception to- night say if they knew their amiable Governor was an assassin?"
40994	What''s the use?"
40994	What, I mused, could be the cause of Zoraida''s infelicity?
40994	What, I wondered, could be its power?
40994	What, I wondered, did it conceal?
40994	What, I wondered, was the character of the strange scene I was about to witness?
40994	What, I wondered, would be the outcome of this carefully- planned attack on the great Fada?
40994	What, we wondered, did they contain?
40994	When shall we set out?"
40994	When two Believers meet as strangers, one will say to the other,"What blossom wearest thou?"
40994	Where was Zoraida?
40994	Where was Zoraida?
40994	Who could have thus rendered me aid?
40994	Who hath sent it?"
40994	Who is she?"
40994	Who was he?"
40994	Who was she?
40994	Who, I wondered, had sent it?
40994	Who, I wondered, had snatched me from the grave and placed me in that silent underground tomb?
40994	Who, we wondered, were they?
40994	Whom do you recommend to carry it?"
40994	Whose harem had their dazzlingly- ornamented figures graced?
40994	Why did I not push my face towards the serpent and end the torture?
40994	Why did she have slaves?
40994	Why entertain Despair when Joy desireth to dwell within thine heart?
40994	Why had it been stolen from me?
40994	Why had she observed that I was standing insecurely upon Al Araf, between paradise and torment?
40994	Why seekest thou my death?"
40994	Why should I trouble you-- a stranger-- with the wretched tragedy of my life?"
40994	Why should she not grace our people by becoming the chief wife of our wise and just ruler?
40994	Why, indeed, had it ever been sent to me, and by whom?
40994	Why?"
40994	Why?"
40994	Wilt thou consent to become my secret agent?"
40994	Would he regard this action as a breach of confidence?
40994	Would the mystery of the Crescent of Glorious Wonders, with its undreamed- of marvels that she had promised, ever be revealed?
40994	Would there be any chance of sailing in her?"
40994	Yet had I not already heard rumours of this from the Spahis?
40994	Yet if they meant to simply leave me there to starve and die under the blazing sun, why did they secure me in this fashion?
40994	Yet would they relinquish the search now they knew a stranger held their secrets?
40994	You little expected to find us here before you-- eh?"
40994	Zoraida?"
40994	_ Awa lam_?"
40994	_ mon cher_ Cecil?"
40994	a question which is the"Who goes there?"
40994	and, taking it across to where the light shone through the stained glass roof of the saloon, she added,"Dost thou behold a carved inscription?"
40994	are thy people about to resume their murderous marauding expeditions?"
40994	believe me blindly, even though I admit to thee that I-- I am unworthy thy generous love?
40994	had I not been pursuing a will- o''-the- wisp?
40994	hath the Avenger claimed him?"
40994	he exclaimed, with an expression of surprise, and, turning to his attendants, asked,"Who is she?"
40994	speak thus insolently unto thy masters?"
40994	thy Sheikh, thy Branch of Honour, hath led thee through these courts of the Fada-- wherefore dost thou not honour him?"
40994	what was she?