Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
5728	About what?
5728	And suppose your poor daddy has affairs of his own to attend to?
5728	Are you afraid of missing the train?
5728	Are you aware that the commissary stores will have to be reopened just for you?
5728	Are you going to copy out your letter to your grandmamma this evening?
5728	Are you happy, Doretta?
5728	Are you staying in bed for this reason? 5728 But WHAT is it?--the Roman festival?"
5728	But how is it possible?
5728	But how is it that we have n''t heard anything about it?
5728	But in the name of heaven,insisted the professor,"what is it?"
5728	But the Vatican?
5728	But what is it?
5728	But what news?
5728	But what, then, is the matter? 5728 But where were they going to?"
5728	But why, in the name of heaven?
5728	But why?
5728	But, then, why are you in bed?
5728	Could you see? 5728 Daddy, daddy, what do you suppose has happened?
5728	Do you not remember that you must leave out your cloak and your clothes?
5728	Father?
5728	Had it really been a confession?
5728	Has n''t any one told you? 5728 Have I not got to consider what is right?"
5728	Have n''t you dreamed it?
5728	Have you also finished?
5728	He is dead? 5728 How can I tell?
5728	How? 5728 I understand that well enough,"said she,"and it seems to me time to end it; is n''t that so, Don Rocco?"
5728	I?
5728	Is all this yours?
5728	Is it not a beauty? 5728 Is it really true?"
5728	Is it really you?
5728	Is it you, Lucia?
5728	Is n''t there a bishop buried here? 5728 Is n''t there rather too much disparity of age?"
5728	Is this da trozi?
5728	Is this yours?
5728	It is not true at all, is it?
5728	Lucia? 5728 No?"
5728	Not a word of truth in it?
5728	Now, then, Doretta, why is it that you are so disagreeable to Signora Evelina?
5728	Oh, Signor Odoardo, what fiendish weather!... But, if I am not mistaken, that is Doretta with you... How do you do, Doretta?
5728	Oh, do tell us, what were they like? 5728 Pallura, poor Pallura, wo n''t you answer?"
5728	That Countess Carlotta has n''t a priest ready and waiting? 5728 That also?"
5728	The King''s arrival?
5728	The PLEBISCITE?
5728	The whole business, eh?
5728	Then we shall hear no more of these ideas?
5728	Well, Doretta,he absently inquires,"why do n''t you go on?"
5728	Well, and what then? 5728 Well, have you heard the news?
5728	Well, then,said the professor,"what are your feelings?"
5728	Well, then? 5728 Well, then?"
5728	Well?
5728	What am I to understand? 5728 What can I say, my son?
5728	What do you suppose?
5728	What has Signora Evelina done to you?
5728	What has happened to you?
5728	What is it; what are you looking for?
5728	What is the matter with you?
5728	What made you do that?
5728	What sort of a day is it?
5728	What''s that?
5728	What''s the matter now?
5728	What?
5728	When does Lucia return?
5728	Where were they going?
5728	Who knows,he made bold to say,"that he may not have gone away, and that he may not return?
5728	Why not now? 5728 Why should n''t it be,"Doretta retorts with a touch of asperity,"when you open the window every few minutes?"
5728	With YOU, daddy?
5728	With whom?
5728	With you, papa?
5728	Would n''t you rather go and see your grandmamma yourself?
5728	You can not change?
5728	You can not change?
5728	You know what I answered her last night?
5728	You naughty child!... And what if, one of these days, you had to live with Signora Evelina?
5728	--"Father, were you ever close to King Victor Emmanuel?"
5728	--"Grandpapa, did you ever hear Count Cavour speak?"
5728	--''Who''s coming?''
5728	... And the Vatican?"
5728	A medal for gallantry?
5728	Ah, at such moments, what matters it that I must grow old and die?
5728	Ah, first- loved women, why is it that you must die?
5728	Am I beginning to fade?
5728	Am I on the downward slope?
5728	And I heard him mutter after a pause,"What are you going to do with a head like that?"
5728	And are you not obliged to say to- morrow morning the few customary absurdities to the peasants?"
5728	And as the train started he had asked her the same question:"Are you happy, Maria?"
5728	And as to that, muses the average- adjuster, have I ever positively made up my mind to remain single, and if I have, who is to prevent my changing it?
5728	And by the way, where is Lucia?
5728	And did Signora Evelina die of despair?
5728	And did anybody ever die at nineteen?
5728	And his answer to the Countess Carlotta?
5728	And if we had not lost that illusion, would not some other have vanished in its place?
5728	And if you do not believe what is said of Lucia are there lacking reasons for sending away a servant?
5728	And if you said a foolish thing yesterday do you wish to repeat it again to- day?
5728	And mankind?
5728	And my friend so- and- so?
5728	And now what will the countess say?"
5728	And so- and- so?
5728	And the Vatican--?
5728	And the fellow who sat next to me in class?
5728	And these others?
5728	And we-- what standing shall we have in our village or town?
5728	And what about Mass?"
5728	And what does one visit signify?
5728	And what will have befallen the world by that time?
5728	And when would the bells begin to ring?
5728	And who knows how many of my friends may find themselves some day, at some hour of their lives, face to face with such an ordeal?
5728	And why should it, after all?
5728	Are you all in the dark still?"
5728	Are you humiliating yourself in this way?
5728	At what time?
5728	Au revoir-- shall I see you later?"
5728	Before telling him that you are married, you take the precaution to ask if he has a wife; he answers,"What do you take me for?"
5728	But could Italians be defeated?
5728	But did we feel kindly towards the weaklings?
5728	But what does Doretta care for the comments of the kitchen?
5728	But what''s become of so- and- so?
5728	Death-- but who feared to die?
5728	Did it ever occur to us, when a comrade looked sad, to ask: What ails you?
5728	Did they look like their portraits?
5728	Do you not think so?"
5728	Do you remember that shirt that you missed last year?
5728	Do you take no account of the gossip, of the scandal?
5728	Does it not express the poetry of the southern winter, tepid and quiet?
5728	Doretta goes to bed early, but all night long she tosses about under the bed- clothes, waking her nurse twenty times to ask:"Is it time to get up?"
5728	Doretta is struck by a luminous thought:"What if I were to answer grandmamma''s letter?"
5728	Good Lord, does n''t the child want her dinner first?"
5728	Had he no suspicions?
5728	Had the Moro spoken of Lucia in confession or not?
5728	Had they not already arranged that he should confess the next day?
5728	Has no one been out from Florence?
5728	Have I travelled so far already?
5728	Have n''t the peasants held a meeting?
5728	Have there been no rumors about the neighborhood?
5728	He must be observed and studied first-- how can I call him a friend?"
5728	He too is silent-- what can he say to her?
5728	How can one resist such a charming woman?
5728	How did it happen that he had not heard?
5728	How did they talk?"
5728	How long has he known her?
5728	How shall we have lived?
5728	I suppose there is no hope of seeing you to- day?"
5728	I think it must be the weather; does n''t the weather make you sleepy too, Nini?
5728	If only because it was in your company that I first wandered over my country, how could my thoughts cease to seek you out, my heart to desire you?
5728	Is HE alive?"
5728	Is THAT all?"
5728	Is he seriously in love with Signora Evelina?
5728	Is n''t to- day Saturday?
5728	Lose the battle?
5728	Marin looked at him stupefied and repeating,"Run away?
5728	Might I not die to- night?
5728	Not here?
5728	Only one hundred?
5728	Perhaps some foreign expedition; a war in the East; was not the Eastern question still stirring?
5728	Rome rebuilt?
5728	Run away?"
5728	Run away?"
5728	Run away?"
5728	Shall we have experimented with a Commune?
5728	Should he do this or should he let a man be killed?"
5728	Signora Carlotta was almost a padrona to him; but what about that other great padrone?
5728	So- and- so a pere de famille?
5728	So- and- so married?
5728	Some one called out in the courtyard,"Where is that Don Rocco?"
5728	Stop a moment-- let me draw breath; why must one devour life at this rate?
5728	Tell me-- what happened?
5728	Tell us about the Pope, about the crowd, about what happened next"..."What happened next?"
5728	That he knows where the money is?"
5728	The Church have been reformed?
5728	The Pope--?"
5728	The other day, looking at a friend''s child, a little girl of six, I said to him, half laughing,"Who knows?"
5728	The other four came back into the room echoing,"Run away?
5728	The professor added to this word a gesture which meant,"Did she carry them away?"
5728	There are no clothes?"
5728	To go against the whole country, to go against those who give you your living, to go against your own good, against Providence, for that creature?
5728	To speak according to truth, according to what one believes to be the truth, is a duty; therefore, why did they persecute him?
5728	V. And now?
5728	Was it one hundred pounds of wax?
5728	Well, then, why do n''t they marry-- that being the customary denouement in such cases?
5728	Well, then?
5728	Well, then?"
5728	Well, you know what happened on the morning of the twenty- first?
5728	What an abominable odor of pipe was this?
5728	What are those distant voices?
5728	What do you think of it all?
5728	What do you wish?"
5728	What flame rushes to his face?
5728	What is the municipality about?
5728	What is this smile, this upward glance?
5728	What killed him?"
5728	What shall we have done?
5728	What''s the matter?"
5728	What-- be a soldier?
5728	What?
5728	What?
5728	When shall we start?"
5728	When would Pallura come back with the candles?
5728	Where did he sleep?
5728	Which of us has not forgotten a hundred once familiar names, lost all trace of a hundred once familiar lives?
5728	Which one of us would not have won it?
5728	Who could tell whether he would ever have again a church so his own-- entirely his own?
5728	Who could tell?
5728	Who hurt you?
5728	Who hurt you?
5728	Who hurt you?
5728	Who knows how many an act of patriotism will make their names illustrious, how dear to the people some of these names may become?
5728	Who talks of kisses?
5728	Who would have thought it?
5728	Why do n''t they marry?
5728	Why not at once?"
5728	Will England also have received her coup- de- grace?
5728	Will France have passed through another series of empires, republics, communes, and monarchies?
5728	Will one of our old friends, attached to the Ministry of the Interior, have been made Governor of Tunis?
5728	Will our great poet have been born?
5728	Will she be sweet and good like THE OTHER?
5728	Will she know how to be a mother to Doretta?
5728	Will the Bersaglieri be at Trent?
5728	Will the threatened invasion of northern barbarians have taken place?
5728	Will there be any armies in those days?
5728	Will they send out only the silver arm?
5728	Will you give me a pinch of snuff?"
5728	Would it not have been better for him to give the same amount in alms?
5728	Would n''t I, if the Lord just blew on me like this?"
5728	Would not the whole bust do better?
5728	You begin to say to yourself:"Who IS this strange man?
5728	You receive a letter in an unfamiliar hand, you glance at the signature, and you shout out:"What?
5728	cried the boy, extending his arms in amazement,"you have n''t heard the news?"
5728	he exclaimed with annoyance,"do you really think that you have in your house a regular saint?
5728	he went on, with excited gestures--"how is it possible that you have n''t heard anything?
5728	in bed?
5728	is he good or bad, a believer or a sceptic?
5728	or, if he answered that somebody lay dead at home, did we have any tears for his sorrow?
5728	rule over Italy?
5728	what did Don Console say?
5728	what has been going on in his soul?
5728	what has he been doing all these years?