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 |
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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? |