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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.

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38526Should not this question receive attention in choosing the location of important signalling stations?
13476But what is the ratio of the frequency of the collisions and that of the vibrations set up?
13476For how is a flame produced unless by a fall of lifted weights?
13476How are the highest degrees of heat reached in nature?
13476How can such high temperatures be arrived at?
13476How could the observer call the luminosity thus produced?
13476How does the earth behave?
13476How does the insulated sphere act in this case?
13476Is it the less a flame because it does not hurt my eye by its brilliancy?
13476Is there, I ask, can there be, a more interesting study than that of alternating currents?
13476Is this energy static or kinetic?
13476It did not emit much perceptible heat, nor did it glow with an intense light; but is it the less a flame because it does not scorch my hand?
13476The earth is an air condenser, but is it a perfect or a very imperfect one-- a mere sink of energy?
13476The question is, how far can we go with frequencies?
13476The question presents itself here, can a conductor phosphoresce?
13476What change have I produced in the tube in the act of exciting it?
13476What determines the rigidity of a body?
13476Would it not seem that it is better to employ a small button than a frail filament?
12375But how can words run along a wire?
12375Do you know,he remarked,"that if I sing the note G close to the strings of the piano, the G string will answer me?"
12375Is that what you wanted me to do, boss?
12375On what?
12375WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT?
12375Well, my boy,said the professor,"how are we off for money?"
12375Why not an electrical telegraph?
12375Would ten dollars be of any service?
12375Did it speak?
12375He said,"When can you begin?"
12375How many have fallen by the way?
12375I thought,"Why would n''t the husks come off if the raw wheat was whirled around in that drum?"
12375I was n''t afraid of the miller as much as his son was, so I said,"Well, what can we do that is useful?"
12375If I could brush the husks off, why could n''t the husks be rubbed off?
12375Need we wonder that his progress was slow?
12375One day the miller called us into the mill and said,"Why do n''t you do something useful instead of just playing all the time?"
12375She chose,"What hath God wrought?"
12375The Washington operator asked of Baltimore,"What time is it?"
12375VI"WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT?"
12375What has become of It?
12375What was the medium that carried these waves?
12375What wonder that all this makes for a vastly increased use of the quickest method of communication?
6935( or: with...)?
6935And how, you may ask, are you going to be able to know the good from the indifferent and bad sets?
6935Collect.... QSK Is the last radiogram canceled?
6935I am bound for.... QRF Where are you bound from?
6935I am bound from.... QRG What line do you belong to?
6935Is my spark bad?
6935My distance is.... QRC What is your true bearing?
6935My time is.... QSF Is transmission to be in Transmission will be in alternate order or in series?
6935My true bearing is.... QRD Where are you bound for?
6935Please Shall I send 20?
6935Q S T.--An abbreviation used in wireless communication for( 1) the question"Have you received the general call?"
6935QRA What ship or coast station is This is.... that?
6935QRB What is your distance?
6935QRJ How many words have you to send?
6935QRK How do you receive me?
6935QRL Are you receiving badly?
6935QRM Are you being interfered with?
6935QRN Are the atmospherics strong?
6935QRO Shall I increase power?
6935QRP Shall I decrease power?
6935QRQ Shall I send faster?
6935QRS Shall I send slower?
6935QRT Shall I stop sending?
6935QRU Have you anything for me?
6935QRV Are you ready?
6935QRW Are you busy?
6935QRX Shall I stand by?
6935QRY When will be my turn?
6935QSA Are my signals strong?
6935QSB Is my tone bad?
6935QSC Is my spacing bad?
6935QSD What is your time?
6935QSJ What rate shall I collect for...?
6935QSL Did you get my receipt?
6935QSM What is your true course?
6935QSN Are you in communication with land?
6935QSQ Is... calling me?
6935QSV Is public correspondence being Public correspondence is being handled?
6935QSY Shall I send on a wavelength Let us change to the wave length of... meters?
6935Signal Code?
6935Thus Q R B is the code abbreviation of"_ what is your distance?_"and the answer"_ My distance is_..."See Page 306[ Appendix: List of Abbreviations].
6935You are being called by.... QSR Will you forward the radiogram?
6935Your turn will be No.... QRZ Are my signals weak?
6935call?
6935calling him?
6935finished( or: at... o''clock)?
6935for adjustment?
6935frequency?
6935frequency?
6935meters?
6934( or: with...)?
6934And how, you may ask, are you going to be able to know the good from the indifferent and bad sets?
6934Collect.... QSK Is the last radiogram canceled?
6934I am bound for.... QRF Where are you bound from?
6934I am bound from.... QRG What line do you belong to?
6934Is my spark bad?
6934My distance is.... QRC What is your true bearing?
6934My time is.... QSF Is transmission to be in Transmission will be in alternate order or in series?
6934My true bearing is.... QRD Where are you bound for?
6934Please Shall I send 20?
6934Q S T.--An abbreviation used in wireless communication for( 1) the question"Have you received the general call?"
6934QRA What ship or coast station is This is.... that?
6934QRB What is your distance?
6934QRJ How many words have you to send?
6934QRK How do you receive me?
6934QRL Are you receiving badly?
6934QRM Are you being interfered with?
6934QRN Are the atmospherics strong?
6934QRO Shall I increase power?
6934QRP Shall I decrease power?
6934QRQ Shall I send faster?
6934QRS Shall I send slower?
6934QRT Shall I stop sending?
6934QRU Have you anything for me?
6934QRV Are you ready?
6934QRW Are you busy?
6934QRX Shall I stand by?
6934QRY When will be my turn?
6934QSA Are my signals strong?
6934QSB Is my tone bad?
6934QSC Is my spacing bad?
6934QSD What is your time?
6934QSJ What rate shall I collect for...?
6934QSL Did you get my receipt?
6934QSM What is your true course?
6934QSN Are you in communication with land?
6934QSQ Is... calling me?
6934QSV Is public correspondence being Public correspondence is being handled?
6934QSY Shall I send on a wavelength Let us change to the wave length of... meters?
6934Signal Code?
6934Thus Q R B is the code abbreviation of"_ what is your distance?_"and the answer"_ My distance is_..."See Page 306[ Appendix: List of Abbreviations].
6934You are being called by.... QSR Will you forward the radiogram?
6934Your turn will be No.... QRZ Are my signals weak?
6934call?
6934calling him?
6934finished( or: at... o''clock)?
6934for adjustment?
6934frequency?
6934frequency?
6934meters?
45841''Ow you like?
45841Ah, sitting at zee wire, eh? 45841 All ready?"
45841And he is there now?
45841And he----?
45841And leave you here in danger of the flames?
45841And now what are zee plan?
45841And so you have n''t been able to send word about the British cruiser?
45841And that is what? 45841 And then-- how and when did you meet Herr Radwig?"
45841And to what am I to attribute the honor of this visit?
45841And who is he?
45841And you want me to try to find him?
45841Anything doing?
45841Anything new?
45841Are there passengers on board, do you think?
45841Are we nearly there?
45841Are we still in Louvain?
45841Are you going to expose him?
45841Are you going to save us?
45841Are you hurt?
45841Are you the only man on board?
45841Battle-- prisoner-- great fight-- man in gray mask-- disappear-- eyes bigger and bigger-- what''s this-- fairy tale?
45841Be it so with the Kaiser?
45841But can you make a good landing?
45841But how did you come to be in the boat?
45841But how did you know all this?
45841But made a-- use of''em?
45841But suppose the Germans should find out your code?
45841But the Germans?
45841But what are we going to do now? 45841 But why should he be hiding?"
45841But will she pass near enough to see us?
45841By the way, where is de Garros?
45841Ca n''t? 45841 Can I speak to you confidentially?"
45841Can I trust you to keep somethings to yourselves if I tell you what I am do in Amerique?
45841Colonel, will you allow me to search these boys?
45841Did n''t you report him to the captain?
45841Did you know that we are running away from British cruisers?
45841Did you meet up with the King of England?
45841Did you not know all zis territory is now overrun by zem? 45841 Did you say, Herr Professor, that you had met him before?"
45841Do n''t you know we are carrying the European mails from New York? 45841 Do you tell the truth?"
45841Do you think she''ll attack us?
45841Do you think there''s a chance?
45841Does Tom play the ponies?
45841Does that name appear on the passenger lists?
45841Dreams? 45841 Dreams?"
45841Expose him to whom?
45841For your government?
45841Great gracious, then that message was n''t a joke and that British cruiser may overhaul us and take all that bullion?
45841Ha, so you haf the news, is it?
45841Have n''t you thought of another possibility?
45841Have you come to save me?
45841Have you gone to work for the ship?
45841He was not hurt?
45841Herr Radwig informs me that two of your party are spies,he said in a chilling voice;"is that the truth?"
45841Hold on,expostulated Bill,"why did you sneak along the street as if wishing to be unrecognized?"
45841How did you get away?
45841How did you know they were Germans?
45841How do you know this?
45841How does it feel to be a passenger?
45841How now-- was it the Czar?
45841I wonder if the elevator is running?
45841Icebergs at this time of the year?
45841Is it that you will change the course or reduce speed, Captain?
45841Is that true?
45841Is your hand badly hurt?
45841It does look that way, does n''t it?
45841It does, indeed,agreed the other fervently,"but have you any idea what port we are bound for?"
45841Look, Jack, what''s that off there?
45841Looks familiar, does n''t she?
45841Looks that way, does n''t it?
45841No, no, do n''t you see?
45841Nor food?
45841Now what''s up?
45841Of a great danger?
45841Oh, man, what has happened?
45841Old Earwig turned up again, eh?
45841Once more pardon, my dear Readee, but you are well in zee head? 45841 Possibly something connected with the formalities of landing?
45841Say, Jack,asked Raynor, as the bearded man left the cabin,"did that fellow remind you of anybody?"
45841Say, what are you doing sitting at that key?
45841Say,growled the proprietor, addressing Tom,"ca n''t we call this quits?"
45841Shall I tell Hans to send back word we''ll stop?
45841So he''s going to cut and run for it?
45841So that was his game, eh?
45841So you are de young mans who sits in at der vireless vile dis cabbage- head goes stuffing himself midt pretzels, is it?
45841Something very terrible, little girl,answered Jack,"but are you alone?"
45841Surely it is that the captain will stop?
45841Thank heaven you did,replied Jack fervently,"but tell me, how did it all happen?
45841The cost of living is very high now,asked Fred--"isn''t it?"
45841The dickens you say?
45841The truth? 45841 Then what am I going to do?"
45841Then why does n''t he show up?
45841Then you do n''t think they guess that we have descended?
45841This is the_ Kronprinzessin Emilie_,he flashed back;"what do you want?"
45841This is very peculiar,mused Jack, and then, turning to the steward he asked:"Did Mr. Raynor give you this?"
45841To Louvain?
45841To New York?
45841Under what circumstances did you first meet Herr Radwig?
45841Vell, Yack Retty, you yust like to hang aroundt undt see me vurk, hein?
45841Vot you dink, dey shood us up, Jack?
45841Water?
45841We''ll have to take our chances,decided Jack,"but, hullo-- what''s this?"
45841We''re going out toward the front, that is, if we can get by,declared Tom;"want to come along?"
45841Wha-- what happened?
45841What are we going to do?
45841What are you doing here?
45841What are you going to do now?
45841What are you going to do?
45841What are your present plans?
45841What became of the idea?
45841What can I do for you?
45841What can we do?
45841What did you mean by striking me last night?
45841What do you mean----?
45841What do you mean?
45841What do you mean?
45841What do you mean?
45841What do you mean?
45841What do you mean?
45841What do you say if we go up to that farmhouse and see if we can buy something to drink?
45841What do you say if we help ourselves?
45841What do you want to tell me?
45841What had I better do?
45841What happened?
45841What have you done?
45841What have you to say to the charge?
45841What in the world are you doing here?
45841What in the world, Jack Ready----?
45841What is it then?
45841What is it, Fred?
45841What is it? 45841 What is your nationality?"
45841What money?
45841What now?
45841What part of America?
45841What shall I do?
45841What under the sun can it be?
45841What was that?
45841What will we do?
45841What would be the good? 45841 What''s in the wind now?"
45841What''s that got to do with it?
45841What''s this?
45841What''s up now?
45841What''s up?
45841What''s up?
45841What, are you going crazy, too?
45841What, is France in this, too?
45841What?
45841Whazzermarrer?
45841When I get back-- possible-- the paper will make-- hurrah!--look me up-- eh?
45841Where on earth am I and what has happened?
45841Where on earth does the racket come from?
45841Where, down this hatchway? 45841 Who are you?"
45841Who, Johnson? 45841 Who, Johnson?"
45841Why do you tell the truth?
45841Why not?
45841Why not?
45841Why should you be proud of something you could not help?
45841Would you like-- could you-- I mean-- er-- do you think two persons could live on thirty dollars a week?
45841Yes, but how?
45841Yes, but you have forgotten the rest of the crew, have n''t you?
45841Yes?
45841You are aware of the rules of war?
45841You are on a secret mission of some kind?
45841You did n''t see anything of our friend, for instance?
45841You do n''t mean that you believe I am a spy?
45841You do n''t think there''s any danger of that, Jack, do you?
45841You do n''t understand me?
45841You know who they were, then?
45841You mean that peppery chap?
45841You will, will you?
45841You would want me to help out all the way to Europe?
45841You''ve no idea why Mr. Raynor selected this part of the ship to meet me?
45841Your occupation?
45841_ Certainly!_"How about_ us_?
45841_ Sacre!_ Ees zat possible? 45841 _ Sprechen sie Deutsch?_"he was asked.
45841''Ow you like zat?"
45841Ah, any news?
45841Am I dreaming or drowned?"
45841And so the governor sent you on a searching expedition, eh?"
45841And, by the way, is there anybody you want to take with you?"
45841But how was he to get in without it?
45841But let us say nothing more of them; rather let us ask what became of Bill Raynor?
45841But was he sleeping?
45841But what could they do?
45841But what in the world is he doing here?
45841But will he go with you?"
45841Can it be----?"
45841Can you leave him long enough to go with me to Captain Jameson?"
45841Could it be a detachment of Belgians summoned by Tom and Bill coming to wipe out the small force occupying the farm?
45841Did it ever occur to you that nature plays many pranks?
45841Do you think they are in league with him?"
45841Do you think you can keep your grip till we get to the top of that ladder?"
45841Have we oars?"
45841He----""Ah yah, dot is so, but den he is Herr----""Gracious, have you got hair on your brain, too?"
45841How did he get there?
45841How did he take it?"
45841How do you know?"
45841How had it fared with Jack?
45841How under the sun did this man in the gray mask know so much?
45841I guess-- what''s that?"
45841I wonder what they want of me?"
45841If he was n''t drowned, where is he?"
45841In the forecastle?"
45841In the meantime, how was it with Jack?
45841In what way?"
45841Notify the captain, will you?"
45841One other point, how did you know the revolver was in that desk?"
45841See, younker, I was bound to find it and---- What the----?"
45841Should he follow the millionaire''s son?
45841Should he open the door?
45841To what terrible lengths might not his desire for vengeance lead him?
45841Vill you take der chob?"
45841Want to join me?"
45841Was he lost?
45841Was it another peaceful vessel like themselves, or a man- of- war?
45841Was this magnificent effort to fail?
45841Well, what now----?"
45841What did he-- the man in the gray mask-- want?
45841What have you to say to that?"
45841What in blazes is it?"
45841What''s the matter?"
45841What''s the trouble?"''
45841Where is this going to end?"
45841Why not?"
45841Why, you have some idea--?"
45841Wonderful, ai n''t it, sir, the size of these big ships?
45841Would it be wise to tell everything?
45841You are going abroad on pleasure?"
45841You have your trade-- or shall I call it profession?
45841You understand wireless, Schultz?"
45841Zee sun----?"
45841cried the young wireless man wildly, as he recognized the voice,"is that really you or your ghost?
45841he exclaimed,"what is the meaning of this outrage?"
26778A blow? 26778 A burglar?"
26778A doughnut with legs on?
26778A reward?
26778And Jack Ready, what about him?
26778And what happened? 26778 And you are prepared to turn this instrument over to the United States navy?"
26778And-- and I get no reward?
26778Any more news, Ready?
26778Any of you gents know this young bantam I''ve got triced up here?
26778Are those the names they gave?
26778Are you Jack Ready?
26778Are you crazy?
26778Are you going to let me go?
26778Are you going to report this conversation?
26778Are you ready to release me?
26778As I was passing the Willard to- night I saw Simms, and who do you think was with him?
26778Billy, old fellow, what in the world? 26778 Bright looking lad, ai n''t he?"
26778But say, was n''t that the limit?
26778But what do you think of my quarters, Billy?
26778But will your craft keep afloat that long?
26778But-- but, sir,stuttered Jack, greatly mystified,"who did this?"
26778But-- but-- who is he?
26778By jinks, do you see who they are?
26778By the way, speaking of the navy, did you hear from Captain Simms?
26778Can I buy a meal here?
26778Can I get anyone to drive me back there?
26778Can I join you?
26778Can not be what?
26778Can you repair our boat quickly?
26778Confound it all,burst out Jarrow,"do you think they know we are here?"
26778Could what be possible, sir?
26778Did n''t see nothing of a kid back there in the road, did yer?
26778Did n''t you have a hunt made for Judson when you reached New York?
26778Did they take him into the room?
26778Did ye say my harness was untied?
26778Do n''t you know that my friends are in the neighborhood? 26778 Do n''t you think there''s a chance of getting the code back?"
26778Do we? 26778 Do you boys mind?
26778Do you know anything about the Judsons and Jarrow?
26778Do you own the water hereabouts?
26778Do you think we''ll be able to get all of them off?
26778Do-- I-- get-- my-- reward-- right-- away?
26778Does n''t he talk English?
26778Doyouwantmetofixit?
26778From the Pine Island hotel, you mean?
26778Getting near a village?
26778Gracious, where have you been?
26778Great Neptune, has the boy gone mad?
26778Great to be home again, is n''t it, old fellow?
26778Had n''t we better run in for shelter somewhere?
26778Had to what?
26778Have I got authority to use your name, Senator?
26778Have I? 26778 Have you any reason to fear being spied upon?"
26778Have you been listening right along?
26778Have you nearly completed your work?
26778He ca n''t be fooling, can he?
26778He was attacked, then, for purposes of robbery, do you think?
26778Heavens, what''s that?
26778Here, what''s this?
26778How are you going?
26778How did you get here? 26778 How do you make that out?"
26778How in the world do you know that?
26778How much will the reward be?
26778How''s that?
26778Huh, I''d be a fine softy to do that, would n''t I? 26778 Hullo, Judson, back again?
26778Hullo, fellows,he exclaimed,"is-- is anybody hurt?"
26778Hullo, what''s that I see on the roof?
26778Hullo, what''s up outside?
26778I guess that''s about the program, is n''t it, Jack?
26778I see, you want to catch him red- handed, but what about those cipher radios?
26778I wonder how the rascal became acquainted with Judson?
26778I wonder if he followed us up to- day on purpose to try to ram us or force us on a sandbar?
26778I''d like to know if I can buy a meal here?
26778In the name of heaven what was that?
26778In trouble, eh?
26778Is dot so? 26778 Is it a bad smash?"
26778Is it a doughnut with legs on it?
26778Is it a mortal wound?
26778Is it? 26778 Is that so?"
26778Is your life worth anything to you?
26778Is-- is the man dead?
26778It''s haunted, too, is n''t it, Bill?
26778Judson''s craft, the one that ran us down? 26778 Just what is that?"
26778Livin''there?
26778May I add my congratulations?
26778Me? 26778 Never attempt such a thing again,"said Jack angrily,"or----""Or what, my nervous young friend?"
26778No more attempts to steal his work, or to spy on him?
26778Nobody hurt, I hope?
26778Nonsense, you''ve got your business in New York to attend to, and, as for adventures, I''ve had plenty of them for a time, have n''t you, Billy?
26778Now I wonder what they''ve got up there?
26778Now what?
26778Now, what shall be the next step?
26778Oh- ho, datsa eet ees it?
26778Phwat''s the mather?
26778Say, gimme a ride, will yer?
26778Say, you''re not that fresh fellow himself talking just to kid us, are you?
26778See that cloud bank over yonder, that ragged one?
26778Shall we help you?
26778Sheer off there,roared Jack at the top of his lungs, to the occupants of the other boat;"do you want to run us down?"
26778Show me to your wireless room, will you, Ned?
26778So Ready is here, eh?
26778So it''s not patented, eh?
26778So they did find me out, after all?
26778So this is that Ready kid I hearn you talkin''about?
26778So you thought you''d spy on us, did you?
26778So you''re still a wireless boy?
26778So, young man, you are going to play the part of bully, are you?
26778Suppose I tell you I know nothing about the naval code?
26778Surely not Hiram Judson?
26778Tell you what,said Billy,"let''s take a swim, eh, fellows?"
26778The one- legged old sea captain?
26778Then we are dealing with bad men?
26778Then what''s the sense of asking me?
26778Then you can tell who was to blame?
26778Think I''m afraid, eh?
26778Think you''d better, eh?
26778Vell, vot am I to do?
26778Vos is los?
26778WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF IT?
26778WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF IT?
26778Well, Billy, this is different from the old_ Ajax_, eh?
26778Well, Ready, what have you to say?
26778Well, do n''t octo- octo- thing- a- my- jigs have legs?
26778Well, look at that, will you?
26778Well, what do you know about that?
26778Well, what do you say?
26778Well, what''s the matter with having one?
26778Well, what''s the news?
26778Well?
26778Whadda you do- a here?
26778What are you after doing here?
26778What are you doing here, Ned?
26778What are you following us for? 26778 What can be the matter with these people?
26778What can he be? 26778 What can they be doing here?"
26778What did he ever do to you?
26778What do you call it?
26778What do you intend to do with me?
26778What do you make of it?
26778What do you mean by calling me a beat?
26778What do you mean?
26778What do you mean?
26778What do you think, Jack?
26778What does he look like?
26778What fo''you alls come makin''such a cumsturbance at dis yar hour ob de night?
26778What gives you that impression?
26778What happened?
26778What have you done with Jack?
26778What in the world are you doing here?
26778What made you select Musky Bay as a retreat?
26778What ought I to do?
26778What rumpus?
26778What time will that auto be at the corner?
26778What tricks would I have, Ready?
26778What was that name?
26778What was the accident?
26778What was the reason he never did any more work for the government?
26778What will we do next?
26778What will we do?
26778What''ll I do, Jack?
26778What''ll we do, Jack?
26778What''s an octo- octo-- what- you- may- call-''um doughnut, anyhow?
26778What''s happened-- somebody wirelessed you that you''re heir to a million?
26778What''s that about yer feet?
26778What''s that?
26778What''s that?
26778What''s the matter?
26778What''s the matter?
26778What''s the trouble-- want a tow- rope?
26778What''s the trouble?
26778What''s the use of questioning him, dad?
26778What''s up now?
26778What''s up?
26778What, you know nothing about the code?
26778What_ can_ be the matter? 26778 Whatever put that idea into your head, Noddy?"
26778Whatsa da mat''?
26778Whatsa da mat''?
26778Where are you going, Noddy?
26778Where are you going?
26778Where are you taking me to?
26778Where can he be?
26778Where did you come from?
26778Where is that boy who started all this?
26778Where is this Captain Simms?
26778Where on earth am I?
26778Who are you?
26778Who is this?
26778Who is this?
26778Why do n''t you have them arrested right now?
26778Why do n''t you put the whole thing up to the captain?
26778Why not? 26778 Why the deuce was he so mysterious about it?"
26778Why what''s the matter? 26778 Why, do you know him, sir?"
26778Why, that Judson and the others are on board that black craft?
26778William Raynor, eh? 26778 With Captain Simms-- that is,"he hurried on, in an effort to correct his blunder,"I----""Know a kid named Ready-- Jack Ready?"
26778Wonder if he''s listening now?
26778Wonder where Judson and his crowd have gone to?
26778Wonder who those fellows are?
26778Yes, and then what?
26778Yes, but what is it? 26778 Yes, what''s that got to do with it?"
26778Yes, where is he?
26778Yes,replied Jack,"can we have her by to- morrow?"
26778Yes,said the lad, with an unpleasant grin,"what will you do?"
26778Yes-- yes-- what-- is-- it?
26778Yes-- yes-- yes,he shot back,"who-- is-- it?"
26778You do n''t know if it''s finished or not?
26778You do n''t mean that you committed any act of violence?
26778You do n''t think it''s a put- up job to get money out of the government? 26778 You have been to Washington, Jarrow?"
26778You heard us planning-- er-- er something?
26778You knowa desa boy?
26778You mean that you are going to imprison me?
26778You recollect having a little fun with our navy operators?
26778You think so, eh? 26778 You wanted to see me on important business, captain?"
26778Are you alone?"
26778But are you ill, sir?
26778But can you pull us off?"
26778But say, how did you ever get on to our sending?
26778But still, what am I going to do?
26778But the question is, have they got the code?
26778But where is he?"
26778But where was Jack?
26778By whom?"
26778Ca n''t somebody hit him on the head with a club?"
26778Ca n''t yez be lettin''a dacent family slape in pace?"
26778Can you direct me?"
26778Could Billy and his companions carry out their part of the program?
26778Could Thurman have----?
26778Does our man suspect anything?"
26778Even a man as base as you would n''t dare----""I would n''t, eh?
26778Have you seen anything of him?"
26778He-- here, what''s the matter?"
26778Helen cried sympathetically,"did you have to sleep in that cold, moist night?"
26778How far do you reckon we are from home?"
26778How''s the weather up your way?"
26778Hullo, what''s that on the floor?"
26778I do n''t suppose your uncle will worry about you?"
26778I said''Can I get a meal?''"
26778I wonder if they would have dared to carry him off?
26778I wonder what time that ship sails?
26778Is anything the matter?"
26778Is his friendship worth having?
26778Is there any danger?"
26778Ned, is your father up yet?"
26778Recovering himself, he shot out another message:"Who is this?"
26778Stop, ca n''t you?
26778Supposing they pulled away from the scene without seeing him?
26778Surely he had not been foolhardy enough to face the marauders alone?
26778The window?
26778Then a low, cautious voice whispered out of the darkness:"What''s the matter, Bill?
26778There was a pause and then Bill roared out:"What''s that to you if it is?"
26778Think I''d bother with insignificant chaps like you and your little toy boat?"
26778This is the fellow who took them?"
26778Thurman?"
26778Undt who iss you?"
26778Vos iss idt I care aboupt your droubles?
26778Want to have another collision?"
26778Well, are you ready to tell us who this chap is who''s been mystifying us so?"
26778Well, how did things go?"
26778Whar yer goin''?"
26778What can he do?
26778What could be the matter?
26778What could have happened to his chum?
26778What could it be?
26778What do you mean by doing such a thing?"
26778What has happened?"
26778What if Noddy were dead and had been rescued too late?
26778What in the world is he doing up here?"
26778What is the nature of it?
26778What scheme would I have in mind?
26778What shall we do with him?"
26778What was happening below?
26778What was the use of taking chances?
26778What''s all this coming up the driveway?"
26778What''s he done?"
26778What''s it for?"
26778What''s that thing?"
26778What''s the matter with you?"
26778What''s up?"
26778When will you call me again?"
26778Where did you spring from?"
26778Where is he?"
26778Who did dis?"
26778Who is he?
26778Who were the rascals?"
26778Who you stopping with?"
26778Why did n''t you say what you wanted in the fust place?"
26778Why do n''t you try fair dealing for a change?"
26778Why, do you know him, Jarrow?"
26778Will he make one of the school teams?
26778Will no one help me?"
26778Will you answer them?"
26778Will you show me the way?"
26778Will you wire Washington of my intention to proceed there with all speed when I arrive?
26778Would you like to hear the story?"
26778You are not going to the department to- night?"
26778You lads want to come?"
26778where are you?"
4227A telegram, Tom?
4227A theory?
4227After all, what''s the use?
4227Am dat yo'', Massa Tom?
4227An experiment, eh?
4227An''so that''s the style you was tellin''me of; eh, Sarah?
4227And are these all who were saved?
4227And are you sure now?
4227And do you propose to send some that way?
4227And how long will that be?
4227And so you do n''t want to ride in an auto?
4227Anybody home?
4227Anything wrong?
4227Are we going in the BUTTERFLY? 4227 Are you all there?"
4227Are you going any farther?
4227Are you sure you ca n''t turn around and go back?
4227Are you sure?
4227Are you trying for a record?
4227Are you, indeed? 4227 But are wireless operators always listening?"
4227But ca n''t something else be done?
4227But how can we tell them where to come for us-- on this unknown island?
4227But how-- why-- how did they get here?
4227But is there any particular intelligence office you wish to visit?
4227But what about the aerial wires for sending and receiving messages?
4227But what can we do?
4227But what is the news you were to tell me?
4227But why ca n''t you send a message to that steamship then, and beg them to come to our aid?
4227But will it go? 4227 Ca n''t we take turns listening for the answer?"
4227Ca n''t you arrange to send me some wireless messages?
4227Ca n''t you start your motor in mid- air?
4227Can it be gotten?
4227Can you begin work at once?
4227Can you make it?
4227Dangerous? 4227 Did you come all the way from your home in that?"
4227Did you fall, or come down on purpose?
4227Did you have a telephone receiver to use?
4227Did you know mamma and papa had gone to the West Indies?
4227Did you shake me?
4227Did you tell him?
4227Do n''t you have to have several wires on a tall mast?
4227Do what?
4227Do you know anything about hiring a cook?
4227Do you know what those are?
4227Do you mean make a flight?
4227Do you mean to say that was the message you heard?
4227Do you mean to say that you can catch messages flying back and forth between stations now?
4227Do you mean we can send a message to my Mary?
4227Do you mean we will make a trial flight?
4227Do you mean you will sleep here?
4227Do you really think so?
4227Do you think it will fly, Tom? 4227 Do you think there is any likelihood of it?"
4227Do you think you can make it fly?
4227Do you think you can make the WHIZZER work, Tom?
4227Does it take up all that room?
4227Does the new cook refuse to come unless you do away with apple turnovers?
4227Does your sore leg hurt you?
4227Eh? 4227 Excited?
4227For how long a distance?
4227Going to make it?
4227Has anything happened, Mary?
4227Has anything happened?
4227Has he been acting unusually strange?
4227Have we food?
4227Have you any plan, then?
4227Have you ever done it?
4227Have you got the wire?
4227Have you heard from your parents?
4227Have you managed to discover some cable line running past the island, and have you tapped it?
4227How could you build a wireless station?
4227How did he ever get up speed enough to deliver a telegram?
4227How do you like the looks of it?
4227How else would I go?
4227How high did you get?
4227How is the new cook Miss Nestor; and have you heard from your father and mother since they sailed on the RESOLUTE for the West Indies?
4227How long will it take us?
4227How often are we to have them?
4227How?
4227I wo n''t, eh? 4227 I wonder if dad or Mr. Jackson can be out there?"
4227I wonder if it could be a miniature tornado, or a cyclone or whirlwind?
4227I wonder if they''re out in this storm, too?
4227I wonder what he''s doing out driving? 4227 I wonder what makes so many of them?"
4227I wonder where we are, anyhow?
4227I? 4227 Is he in any danger?"
4227Is it so bad, then?
4227Is it-- do I really-- am I dreaming or not?
4227Is n''t it dangerous-- in an airship that has n''t been thoroughly tried yet?
4227Is the night over? 4227 Is the wind pressure any less?"
4227Is this a mirage, or do we really see people, Tom?
4227Is-- is there any chance for us?
4227Is-- is there any great danger, Tom?
4227It looks pretty hopeless; does n''t it?
4227It was an earthquake; was n''t it, Tom?
4227Make me a quarter of a million dollars worth of diamonds?
4227More food supplies needed, eh?
4227Much hurt?
4227My telephone?
4227No replies yet, I suppose?
4227Oh, is he killed?
4227Planning something new?
4227Saying his prayers?
4227Send wireless messages from an aeroplane?
4227Shall I keep supper for you?
4227Shall I shut down the motor?
4227Shall I start the motor in here?
4227So soon?
4227Suppose I do n''t do it?
4227The WHIZZER?
4227The machinery? 4227 The rest of the food?"
4227Then shall we build the raft?
4227Then what''s to be done?
4227Then what''s to be done?
4227Then wo n''t you or some of us, have to be listening all the while?
4227Then you would prefer not to tell any of us?
4227Think about what?
4227Tom-- Tom Swift-- here?
4227Undermined by the sea?
4227Vol- plane?
4227WHERE ARE YOU? 4227 We are in a bad place-- do you think there''ll be more quakes, Tom?"
4227Well, Andy Foger, what does that mean?
4227Well, are you off?
4227Well, what do you think of her?
4227Well, what''s our program for to- day?
4227Well, what''s your opinion, now that you have seen the motor?
4227Well,he went on to Mr. Damon,"are you all ready?"
4227Well?
4227What are you doing in my shed? 4227 What are you going to do about it, Tom?"
4227What are you going to do with it, Tom?
4227What are you going to do?
4227What can I do to help you?
4227What do you say to an exploring expedition this afternoon?
4227What do you think about it, Tom?
4227What do you think of her, Tom Swift?
4227What good would money be?
4227What have you and your mule Boomerang to do with my telephone? 4227 What if it is?
4227What is it?
4227What is that?
4227What is?
4227What island is this?
4227What message for help will you send?
4227What of the lifting gas?
4227What was that?
4227What''s that you said?
4227What''s that?
4227What''s the matter with Franklin Field?
4227What''s the matter, Tom; were you hurt in the quake?
4227What''s the matter?
4227What''s the matter?
4227What''s the matter?
4227What, with his mule, Boomerang?
4227What?
4227When will you be back, Tom?
4227When will you be back, Tom?
4227Where are we, anyhow?
4227Where did you come from?
4227Where to?
4227Where would you go?
4227Which way will she come from, Tom?
4227Who''s the other gentleman, Rad?
4227Why ca n''t we hoist a signal of distress, and wait for some steamer to see it and call for us? 4227 Why do n''t you keep such thoughts to yourself?"
4227Why do you block the road?
4227Why do you go by train?
4227Why not?
4227Why not?
4227Why not?
4227Why not?
4227Why so?
4227Why so?
4227Why, do n''t you think we can stay out a week?
4227Why-- why are we out here?
4227Why; do you think we WILL be here long?
4227Why; what''s the matter?
4227Why?
4227Why?
4227Will you be quiet?
4227Work what?
4227You do n''t mean to say that you have been building a boat up there in your little shack, do you?
4227You do n''t really mean to say, Parker, that you think the whole island is undermined, do you?
4227An electric airship, eh?
4227And if so, would it be in time?
4227And so he''s built an airship; and Tom is going to help him with it?
4227And so your people have gone to the West Indies?"
4227Are any of your friends going?"
4227Are you able to drive home; or shall I take you in my car?"
4227Are you afraid we will steal it?"
4227But do you think we will be subject to the quakes?"
4227But how came you here?"
4227But other people have been saved by sending messages off into space; and why not we?
4227But what was this?
4227But where are you going?"
4227CAN YOU SAVE US?"
4227CHAPTER II MISS NESTOR''S NEWS"When do you think you will go to Philadelphia, Tom?"
4227CHAPTER III TOM KNOCKS OUT ANDY"Do you want me to come in and help you?"
4227CHAPTER VII MAKING SOME CHANGES"Well, what do you think of it?"
4227Came then this query:"WHAT''S THAT ABOUT AIRSHIP?"
4227Can you hurry to the Quaker City?
4227Can you walk?"
4227Could he do it?
4227Could it arrive on time?
4227DO I HEAR YOU RIGHT?
4227Damon?"
4227Did yo''see de dust we made?"
4227Did you ever see diamonds made?"
4227Did you feel that, Tom?"
4227Do you know what I was just saying?"
4227Do you think it will work after that?"
4227Do you think there is any chance of us ever seeing her again?"
4227Do you think we''ll have to do any vol- planing, Tom?"
4227Either you pull to one side and let me pass, or--""Well, what will you do?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Fenwick?"
4227Gradually the earthquake tremor passed away; but who could tell when another would come?
4227HOW SOON CAN YOU COME?"
4227Have n''t we troubles enough?"
4227Have you thought about getting an answer from the unknown-- from some ship or wireless station, that may reply to your calls?
4227Have you wired him that you will come?"
4227He sat up quickly and called out:"What''s the matter?"
4227He says:""''Tom Swift-- Can you come on to Philadelphia at once and aid me in perfecting my new electric airship?
4227Hosbrook?"
4227How about the others?"
4227How can you tell when that will come in?"
4227How did you ever get your mule to make so much dust?"
4227How?"
4227I wonder how it works?
4227I wonder if there''s anything left to eat in the wreck?"
4227I wonder what it can be?"
4227I wonder where we are?"
4227I wonder who is wiring me now?"
4227If so, from where?
4227Is n''t there any more?"
4227Is there any chance of being saved?
4227Is there any danger?"
4227It merely said:"Wo n''t you come, and have some apple turnovers?
4227It would be dreadful to have nothing to eat, after I''d asked the girls to spend a month with me; would n''t it?"
4227Mr. Fenwick came close to Tom, and exclaimed:"Do you think it would be any use to try once more to go above or below the path of the storm?"
4227Mr. Jackson, will you help me charge the batteries of my car?
4227Need I also say that Mary Nestor also had trips in the motor- boat?
4227Nestor?"
4227Now you are sure you wo n''t get nervous and want to jump, if the engine happens to break down?"
4227Now, is n''t that news?"
4227Oh, is that still below us?
4227Oh, what shall I do?"
4227Oh, when will we be rescued?"
4227Run me down?"
4227So he wants my help, eh?
4227So it''s an electric one, eh?
4227So she''s afraid of electric autos; eh?"
4227Swift, that you had food?"
4227Swift-- how?"
4227Swift?"
4227Swift?"
4227Swift?"
4227Swift?"
4227Swift?"
4227Swift?"
4227WHAT''S WANTED?
4227WHAT''S WANTED?"
4227WHO ARE YOU?"
4227Was she not going to complete the rescue she had begun?
4227What are you trying to do?
4227What can be done?"
4227What chance was there of escaping from the earthquake?
4227What did you do?"
4227What do I care about the machinery?"
4227What happened?"
4227What right have you in there?
4227What was Andy''s revenge?
4227What was that clicking in the telephone receiver at his ear?
4227What would you do?
4227What''s going on?"
4227What''s that?
4227What''s that?"
4227What''s that?"
4227What''s the matter?"
4227What''s to be done?"
4227What--?"
4227When did they go?
4227When will you be ready to start?"
4227When your engine stops there--""Well, what happens?"
4227Where are you going to land?"
4227Why do n''t you go in the monoplane?"
4227Why do you ask?"
4227Why not take the message yourself?"
4227Will you help?
4227Will your BUTTERFLY carry two passengers?"
4227Would help come?
4227Would it be answered?
4227Yet were they any safer on the island?
4227Yet what could he do?
4227You want to get her away from here in a hurry; do n''t you?"
4227cried Mr. Damon,"Did you shut it off on purpose?"
4227how are you?
4227inquired Mr. Fenwick,"and so relieve you?"
4227resumed Mr. Jenks,"And might I ask if it has anything to do with rescuing us from this island?"
4227she exclaimed, with a little tragic gesture,"what do you think?"