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
16770	What is your name?
16770	[ Illustration] But who comes here across our path, In gay attire bedight?
42278	Can it be done?
43635	Would it not seem a part of wisdom, for the sake of safety and economy in time and good nature, for everybody to master these knot problems?
41669	299, with its rounded ends, arched bottom, and adjustable hood?
41669	A magical elevator?
44501	Be ready, however, to assist at the right moment and never turn a deaf ear to the persistent question,"Why"?
44501	The important test is,"Is it something that the child can use to make things for himself, for others and for the home?"
43692	( Now was n''t Horace kind?)
43692	At last said Horace,"What''s the good Of starving slowly?
43692	Poor Edward groaned a lot:"Why was I ever made?"
43692	What dream of perfect loveliness D''you think I''m hinting at?
46108	Whose is that impulse?
46108	Yet does not this very power of creative thought amongst even the humblest of us constitute religion of the most living vitality?
45775	''Have you finished the swing yet?''
45775	( Not one mentions a little boy; is he expected to mend his own?)
45775	Roger Bacon(?
45775	There was considerable difference of opinion on the question,"Has it done you any good?"
45775	To the last question,"Will it be of any use to you when you are grown up?"
11757	Can you hop on your hind legs?
11757	Does it happen all at once, like being wound up,he asked,"or bit by bit?"
11757	Does it hurt?
11757	Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stick- out handle?
11757	How about his old Bunny?
11757	I suppose you are real?
11757	Little Rabbit,she said,"do n''t you know who I am?"
11757	That?
11757	Was n''t I Real before?
11757	What is REAL?
11757	Why did they run away like that? 11757 Why do n''t you get up and play with us?"
11757	Of what use was it to be loved and lose one''s beauty and become Real if it all ended like this?
11757	What?
11757	Why could n''t they stop and talk to me?"
44440	***** Oh, who knows what the Clover thinks?
44440	23 what grown- ups call Japanesque?
44440	And do you know that these flowers will fit on the ends of your fingers like tall caps on the heads of little fairies?
44440	CHAPTER IV CLOVER DESIGNS HAVE you ever admired the pretty patterns on wallpaper of flowers and green leaves?
44440	CHAPTER XXI THINGS TO MAKE OF ENGLISH- WALNUT SHELLS NUTS are the seed- vessels of the nut- trees; did you ever think of that?
44440	DO you know the cultivated foxglove with its tall spikes of thimble- shaped flowers, prettily spotted inside?
44440	Do you hear that deep, booming sound?
44440	Does n''t it look as if it had been copied from a printed pattern on a piece of Japanese cotton cloth?
44440	Five petals?
44440	From the brilliant- orange tiger- lily, with its dark- brown or black spots, we are going to make a-- tiger?
44440	Have you ever embroidered dainty designs in colors on white linen, and do you love it all?
44440	Is n''t it delightful to see so many, many apple- blossoms all at once?
44440	Is n''t it wonderful?
44440	It sounds good to eat, does n''t it?
44440	That is being active enough in such a small pulpit, is n''t it?
44440	The Greeny Girl The little green- pea greenies, cousins of the brownies, shown in the illustration are funny, are n''t they?
44440	The Wild Morning- Glory In your walks through the fields and along the country roadsides have you ever noticed the wild morning- glory?
44440	What do you see?
44440	When I say noticed, I mean have you thought about the flowers while you looked at them?
44440	Why not play that you are a little fairy and live among the grasses?
44440	With all these dangerous creatures prowling round, do you think it strange that the Filipino people put their houses on stilts?
44440	You can not say that of the humming- bird, can you?
44440	You have done this ever so many times when helping mother, have n''t you?
44440	[ Illustration: Fig.94-"Do you know the cultivated Fox Glove?"]
33368	''Am I man jack too, Uncle Gee?'' 33368 ''Busy Bee, there are plenty come wooing to little plain, quiet Mary; what shall she say, Busy Bee?
33368	''But I''m not a real grown- up lady yet, am I?'' 33368 ''Can anyone tell me anything particular about a Kite?''
33368	''Does not this remind you of our own old days?'' 33368 ''Have you any boxes of wooden tea- things?''
33368	''Like a what, my duck?'' 33368 ''May I have all these for my very own, dear Mamma?''
33368	''Now,''said Uncle Gee,''once for all what is it to be? 33368 ''This piece will make the doll a very grand bodice,''said Edith;''the pale blue suits her complexion, do n''t you think so, Maddy?
33368	''Well, they do n''t value them now, as we did our patched up contrivances, do they?'' 33368 ''What''s the matter now?''
33368	''What''s the price of him, master?'' 33368 ''What''s the row here?''
33368	''Who''s singing that contraband rhyme?'' 33368 ''Yes,''replied Papa,''you are right Tom; but what did he find out by it, and how?
33368	''You do n''t care so much about silk dresses now, Maddy,''replied Laura;''I think a new riding habit is your present ambition, is n''t it?'' 33368 I have finished my copy, Miss Watson,"said Celia,"may I go now, please?
33368	I wonder what has become of my spade?
33368	It looks very clean and bright certainly,replied Mr. Spenser,"but why do n''t you open this door too?
33368	Oh, Miss Watson, do n''t you like the sea too?
33368	Oh,said the Doll,"can you not excuse me?
33368	''Why, Dickey,''she said, laughing,''have you been trying a game of shuttlecock, by way of sport?
33368	(?
33368	A flying dragon, like the Chinese flags and lanterns?''
33368	A ship, a dragon, a Chinaman, or what?
33368	And what shall we make it?
33368	But hulloa, Gerry, how wet the beggar is?''
33368	But if I were asked,"continued the little motherly Teapot, getting quite warm on the subject--"if I were asked''What was the good of toys?''
33368	Come in, my dear, and just help me to put them in again, will ye?"
33368	Did these sunken cheeks and hollow eyes, these little wasted hands belong to the"Fower,"as she had called herself?
33368	Do n''t you know mamma never goes down to breakfast or dinner till Lance has dressed her and done her hair?''
33368	Do n''t you think its Joe''s turn to return our visit, mother?''
33368	Do n''t you think you could manage to roll into my cage, and then we could go off together?''
33368	Do you know?''
33368	Franklin found out about lightning with a Kite, did n''t he?''
33368	How much are they?
33368	How''s the Doll now?"
33368	I am sure the Humming Top has never seen what I have; how should he, mixing up, as he has done, with only the better class of playthings?
33368	I say, Gerry, do you think you could pitch it over, outside?
33368	I sha n''t have the measles, shall I Nurse?''
33368	In my youth my heart was indeed light within me; for was it not of the best and most expensive species of cork?
33368	It is to be put to the vote-- what do you say, Bob, you are the eldest?''
33368	What can he be?
33368	Where on earth could they have come from?
33368	Where was I in my story?
33368	Will that do, little Missee?
33368	and I hate them, horrid, stupid things; what did they send me that for?''
33368	decided Mamma at once,''and a very good choice too, Lee, do n''t you think so?
33368	enquired Papa;''I think there ought to be a story somewhere; does anyone know it?''
33368	muttered the Ball, as he took an extra roll out into the room;"but what are we to do, then?"
33368	replied George;''but look, sister, wo n''t this be a capital Kite?
33368	said he,''will you go along with me?''
33368	shouted Bob;''O how stunning; O Uncle Gee, can you show us how to do it?''
33368	to"and done her hair?"
33368	where''s my tea- fings?''
18655	Are n''t you glad it cleared off?
18655	Are we going ashore?
18655	Are we to be burned at sea?
18655	Are you going to put this down in your log book?
18655	Did n''t you see the wheels on the bottom of the Ark yesterday?
18655	Did you ever go to one?
18655	Do you really mean it?
18655	Do you wonder?
18655	Have we struck a rock?
18655	How are the animals this morning?
18655	How did it all happen?
18655	How did it happen?
18655	How do you know we want him?
18655	How long do you expect me to be a water plug?
18655	I say, Mrs. Noah, could you sew the legs of an old pair of trousers on to mine, so the stilts wo n''t show?
18655	Is n''t he graceful?
18655	Is n''t it a beautiful day?
18655	Is n''t it freezing?
18655	Is that so?
18655	Just the thing,said Shem,"do n''t you think so, father?"
18655	Listen to Mr. Noah, my dear, for he was certainly right the first time, and why should n''t he be now?
18655	Mother,he called,"where are my white dress ties?
18655	Now, where shall I put the money?
18655	The what?
18655	Then why did n''t you warn us off the reef-- I mean the roof?
18655	Then why does n''t he?
18655	Wait a minute, ca n''t you?
18655	Well, how did you like my poetry? 18655 Well, suppose I have n''t the money with me?"
18655	Well, what''s the best thing to do?
18655	What about some of the poor animals who are used to the Torrid Zone?
18655	What are we ever going to do?
18655	What are we going to do, then?
18655	What are you about?
18655	What are you doing here?
18655	What are you doing, Jonah, and where are you, boys?
18655	What are you talking about down there?
18655	What did you give the pigs for supper last night?
18655	What did you say, my dear?
18655	What do you mean by falling asleep?
18655	What do you say, Ella?
18655	What do you want me for?
18655	What good will he do? 18655 What has happened?"
18655	What in thunder did you do that for?
18655	What is all the excitement about?
18655	What is it? 18655 What time shall we have the circus?"
18655	What will happen to me if I lose a passenger?
18655	What''s all this levity about?
18655	What''s going on?
18655	What''s that noise?
18655	What''s the matter?
18655	What''s the use?
18655	Where abouts?
18655	Where are they?
18655	Where away?
18655	Where did you learn all that?
18655	Where is he?
18655	Where''s the ocean?
18655	Where?
18655	Who am I? 18655 Who are you, and where are you?"
18655	Who will volunteer?
18655	Why, father?
18655	Would you like me to unfasten your dress for you?
18655	Would you like to come with us?
18655	Would you mind,she said, turning to Mrs. Noah,"if I went to bed?
18655	You do n''t expect me to sit here for the rest of the voyage?
18655	And she ran up the gang- plank and called to the lonely Weathercock:"Why do n''t you fly down?
18655	And what do you suppose he wrote?
18655	Did you make it up?"
18655	Duck, so why do n''t you have some sense and get aboard out of harm''s way?"
18655	Finally, when he partly recovered from his fright he said:"But what am I to do?"
18655	Noah, forgetting his own question,"the dove spouting poetry, eh?
18655	Noah,"do n''t know as that should make them ill?"
18655	Now, how would you like to be left alone High up on a perch where the wild breezes moan?"
18655	Suppose our motor gave out?
18655	The Arkmobile came to a sudden stop, and a voice outside was heard to exclaim:"Where''s the chauffeur?"
18655	Then, turning to the passengers, he asked:"Who will volunteer to go with me below deck?"
18655	This ca n''t be the forty- first day, can it?
18655	What''s the use of making the letters just like the copy, anyhow?
18655	Where am I?
18655	Where am I?"
18655	Who''s delaying us?"
18655	Why do n''t you help us?"
18655	he exclaimed,"if that squirrel has gone off into the woods, how will we ever find him?"
17679	And may I have it back this week?
17679	And now how are your legs?
17679	And now where is my Nodding Donkey?
17679	And now, Sister, what would you like?
17679	And then I can see my Nodding Donkey, ca n''t I? 17679 Are you a cat?"
17679	But what about my Nodding Donkey, Mother? 17679 Did n''t you hear about his going away?"
17679	Did you hear how once I burned my trousers?
17679	Do n''t you know it is n''t allowed for you to move when any one is looking at you?
17679	Do they belong here?
17679	Do you ever see your friend, the Monkey on a Stick, or hear from the Sawdust Doll?
17679	Do you mind if I speak to you?
17679	Do you think I will ever get better?
17679	Have you come to stay?
17679	How are you feeling?
17679	How are you feeling?
17679	How do you do?
17679	How does one go-- in one of the toy trains of cars I see on the shelves?
17679	How is my boy to- night?
17679	How?
17679	I suppose you have had adventures, too?
17679	I wonder if I could do anything to help save the Spotted Giraffe? 17679 I wonder what sort of place I am coming into?"
17679	I wonder when I shall reach the Earth?
17679	Is Joe back yet?
17679	Is Joe here?
17679	Is Joe tired of playing with you, as he grew tired of us?
17679	Is it a rubber doll?
17679	Is n''t he funny?
17679	Is n''t he the dearest Donkey you ever saw, Angelina?
17679	Is she anything like me?
17679	Is the varnish dry?
17679	Is this the only store you were ever in?
17679	Is this toy finished, now?
17679	Joe? 17679 Kick?
17679	Oh, are n''t you? 17679 Please, Mother, will you tell Santa Claus to bring me that for Christmas?"
17679	Shall I put this chap in, Santa Claus?
17679	Shall I set him on the shelf to dry, so you may soon take him down to Earth for some lucky boy or girl?
17679	Take me back to the toy store, will they?
17679	Then why did you leave?
17679	Was it because there were no other cats there for you to mew to?
17679	Well, how do you like it here?
17679	What do you mean, Mother?
17679	What is going to happen?
17679	What is that?
17679	What is the matter?
17679	What?
17679	When will the doctors operate on our boy, to make him better?
17679	Where did he come from?
17679	Where is the Nodding Donkey?
17679	Who is he, anyhow?
17679	Who were they?
17679	Why did you leave?
17679	Why do you ask such a question? 17679 Why is he not here with us?"
17679	Will his Nodding Donkey be mended by that time?
17679	Will you please get me my Noah''s Ark, Mother? 17679 Would you like that Nodding Donkey for Christmas, Joe?"
17679	Would you like to look at some toys?
17679	Would you like to play with us?
17679	Would you rather have that than your Jack in the Box, Robert?
17679	You are a new one, are n''t you?
17679	You did?
17679	You were thinking of our White China Cat, were n''t you?
17679	And the one who had made the Nodding Donkey asked:"When are you going to take a load of toys down to Earth?"
17679	Are you all right?
17679	Are you anxious to get to Earth again?
17679	Are your legs better?
17679	Before the Nodding Donkey could speak in answer to this request, a voice suddenly asked:"I say, Nodding Donkey, do you kick?"
17679	But now his leg is broken, and I guess he''ll have to go on crutches, the same as I do; wo n''t he, Mother?"
17679	But tell me, how is everything at the North Pole?
17679	But what has happened?"
17679	But where is the Noah''s Ark that you belong in?
17679	CHAPTER IX A LONESOME DONKEY"What is the matter, Joe?
17679	Can I take him to the hospital and have him fixed, too, so he will not need crutches?"
17679	Can you walk?"
17679	Elephant?"
17679	I guess he thinks I asked you if you''d buy him for me, and he''s saying''yes''; is n''t he, Mother?"
17679	I wonder how long I shall have to wait?"
17679	I wonder what is the matter with him that he walks in such a funny way?"
17679	Is he all right, Daddy?"
17679	Shall I make this Tin Soldier with a sword or a gun?"
17679	So the Donkey has a broken leg, has he?"
17679	So you have finished the Nodding Donkey, have you?"
17679	The three were looking at the Nodding Donkey, who bowed his head at them as if saying:"How do you do?
17679	Well, now what shall we do?
17679	What am I thinking of that is like a snowball and has two eyes?"
17679	What are you going to do?"
17679	What has happened?"
17679	What''s the matter, Comet?
17679	Who are you, anyhow?"
17679	Who has a game to suggest or a riddle to ask?"
17679	Will no one save me?"
17679	Will you have a nibble?"
6307	And did you see what he did?
6307	And may we watch you mend him?
6307	And please, Susan, may I have a cookie for Dick?
6307	Are you all right?
6307	Are you going to faint?
6307	Are you going to tell a joke or ask a riddle?
6307	Are you ready?
6307	But how can he?
6307	But what can be done in ten minutes?
6307	But who is shooting the beans at us?
6307	Can he be mended?
6307	Cotton? 6307 Dear me, what is going on?"
6307	Did a bee sting you?
6307	Did he ever tell the answer to that riddle of what it is that makes more noise than a pig under a gate?
6307	Did n''t you hear what the Bold Tin Soldier said?
6307	Did they hurt you, Mirabell or Arnold?
6307	Did you like our drill and sham battle?
6307	Do n''t the real lambs mind if you pull wool from their backs?
6307	Do you hear me? 6307 Do you mean the one hanging near the gas jet?"
6307	Do you mean to say,asked the Bold Tin Soldier,"that you could pull wool from the back of a real, live lamb?"
6307	Do you think you are going to like it here, Captain?
6307	Do you think you can?
6307	Do you want more cookies, Arnold?
6307	Has any one heard anything from her since she left us?
6307	Has anything happened?
6307	Has the Sawdust Doll come back to see us?
6307	How can the Captain get up there and save our Clown? 6307 I did n''t tell a joke or ask a riddle, did I?"
6307	I wonder if the rough boy will break me?
6307	Is there any chance of seeing the Sawdust Doll or the White Rocking Horse again?
6307	Look at my fancy Clown, will you, Mabel?
6307	May I ride your Rocking Horse?
6307	May we, Patrick?
6307	Oh, may we sprinkle a little?
6307	Oh, who do you suppose did it?
6307	Oh, will no one save me?
6307	Really? 6307 Really?"
6307	Shall we have another battle with the Tin Soldiers?
6307	So how could the wind blow her? 6307 So you are going away from us?"
6307	What about?
6307	What are you going to do, Arnold?
6307	What are you''oh dearing''about? 6307 What did you say you wanted to get for Madeline?"
6307	What for?
6307	What happened to you? 6307 What is it now?"
6307	What is it?
6307	What is it?
6307	What is so funny?
6307	What is the matter?
6307	What is the matter?
6307	What shall we play now?
6307	What''s the matter down there in your barracks, my Bold Tin Soldier?
6307	What''s the matter with him, Sallie?
6307	What''s the matter?
6307	What?
6307	Where are the cookies?
6307	Where was he?
6307	Who ever heard of a Soldier Captain without some men under him? 6307 Who is it, then?"
6307	Who says so?
6307	Who?
6307	Why do n''t you get her a Candy Rabbit?
6307	Will no one save him?
6307	Will you allow me to use your ladder, Mr. Japanese Juggler?
6307	Would you care for another?
6307	And how is my friend the Candy Rabbit?"
6307	And the Monkey on a Stick and the Calico Clown?
6307	And where is the mouse that was gnawing?"
6307	And"what?"
6307	Are they all there?"
6307	Are you going to have another, Captain?"
6307	Are your Tin Soldiers shooting bean bullets, Arnold?"
6307	CHAPTER IV A BEAN BATTLE"Well, Arnold, do you think you will like your Bold Tin Soldier and his men?"
6307	Did you miss me?"
6307	He is in the kitchen, after all, but how did he get in this barrel?
6307	However, he little knew what went on after dark, when he and Mirabell were asleep in bed, did he?
6307	I wonder how I can get out of here?
6307	Is the Candy Rabbit there yet?
6307	Then could n''t I get the Captain and his men?"
6307	Want to see my Soldiers fight?"
6307	Was he hurt?"
6307	What are you going to do with''em, Arnold?"
6307	What was going to happen?
6307	When did you get here?"
6307	Where have I heard those names before-- Dick and Arnold?
6307	Why do you want cotton?"
6307	Why were you away from us so long?"
6307	Why, you are only a_ toy_ lamb, are n''t you?"
6307	Would n''t it be wonderful if she could really be alive and move by herself?"
6307	Would you like to see me march my men around the counter?"
6307	cried the Soldier, laughing,"have you heard that story, also?
6307	has any one a bit of cotton?"
6307	sighed Arnold, when he could not find the commander of his tin army,"where is he?"
6307	what did you get?"
6307	what is going to happen now?"
6307	what is the matter with you?"
6307	what''s that?"
6307	what?"
17276	Am I at sea? 17276 Any pins?
17276	Any pins? 17276 Are you going to let him swim in the bathtub?"
17276	Are you sure he is the same Rabbit-- your Candy Rabbit?
17276	But can you tell me this?
17276	But how did I get here, and where are the Calico Clown and the Monkey on a Stick?
17276	But it''s funny the Rabbit was out in the grass here, was n''t it?
17276	But tell me, who are you, and what are you doing here?
17276	But who are you, if I may ask?
17276	But why am I on the Easter Novelty Counter, and how did I get here?
17276	Did he get any of your goldfish?
17276	Did he get any?
17276	Did nothing exciting ever happen to you?
17276	Did you find them all, and all the eggs?
17276	Did you hit him?
17276	Do you s''pose he''s spoiled?
17276	Does n''t he look cute?
17276	Give who a ride?
17276	Has anything happened, children?
17276	Has he a monkey with him to gather pennies in his hat?
17276	How did he get here?
17276	How did my little girl''s Candy Rabbit get in your basket?
17276	How?
17276	I wonder what they are doing?
17276	I wonder what they are looking at? 17276 If this is n''t Fairyland, where am I?"
17276	Is he? 17276 Is it anywhere near the North Pole Workshop of Santa Claus?"
17276	Is it going to be a Jumping Jack?
17276	Is it something good to eat?
17276	Oh, I wonder what is going to happen?
17276	Oh, may I please clean out some of the cake dishes?
17276	Run down where?
17276	Shall I send it or will you take it with you?
17276	Then where am I?
17276	Well, how are you, little pony?
17276	What are you going to do with me?
17276	What are you going to do?
17276	What do you suppose made that noise like the ringing of a bell?
17276	What have you been doing to yourself, Cook?
17276	What have you there, Tom?
17276	What shall we do now?
17276	What''s that?
17276	What''s the matter with you?
17276	What''s the matter with you?
17276	What''s the matter?
17276	What''s this in my grass? 17276 What?"
17276	Where did you get him?
17276	Where did you get him?
17276	Where in the world is that?
17276	Where is all the nice smell?
17276	Where''d you get him?
17276	Who are you?
17276	Who ever heard of an egg with a window in it? 17276 Why did you bring him?"
17276	Why did you take it?
17276	Why do n''t you scrape it off?
17276	Why do you do that?
17276	Why, has anything happened to you?
17276	Why? 17276 Will he come all to pieces, Mother?"
17276	Will you let me see it when you get it?
17276	Would n''t it have been dreadful if Tom had eaten your Rabbit?
17276	Would n''t it have been funny if the Rabbit had made the bowl tinkle all by himself?
17276	And how are you?
17276	And now maybe you want some needles or pins?"
17276	Any court- plaster?
17276	Any needles?
17276	Any needles?
17276	Any notions to- day?"
17276	Any pin cushions needed to- day?"
17276	Are you as good as a goldfish-- one of those the bad cat tried to get?"
17276	Are you going to eat him?
17276	But what have you there?"
17276	Can it be a glass bottle?
17276	Did you take Madeline''s Rabbit when you were in her house at the party?
17276	Do you like living in a house with children more than in the store?
17276	Dorothy came over with her Sawdust Doll just as the cat was dipping his paw down into the bowl, and what do you think Dorothy did?"
17276	Have I been taken on a ship, and am I crossing the ocean?"
17276	How did he get in the basket?
17276	How did you get here?
17276	How did you get him, Patrick?"
17276	I wonder if any one lives in that egg?
17276	I wonder if this really is Fairyland?
17276	If every time any one or anything fell a rubber ball would happen along it would be very nice, would n''t it?"
17276	Is Madeline in?"
17276	Is anything wrong?"
17276	So that''s the way you feel about it, is it?"
17276	Tell me, am I dreaming, or is this really Fairyland, where eggs have windows in them and hold little chickens and ducks who seesaw?"
17276	The Chocolate Rabbit waved his ears in a kind way at the Candy Bunny, and went on:"How do you like it here?"
17276	Tom?"
17276	What did she do?"
17276	What have you?"
17276	What is this hand- organ girl going to do with me?"
17276	What kind?"
17276	What were you doing with him in the bathroom?"
17276	What''s that?"
17276	Where did you get him?"
17276	Where''d you get him?"
17276	_ Page_ 107] CHAPTER X IN A BOY''S POCKET"Are you hurt?"
17276	she cried,"what have you there?
17276	what do you think?"
17276	what is happening now?"
17276	what''s this?"
5845	A cake for a Toy Party?
5845	Am I back again at the North Pole workshop of Santa Claus? 5845 And a Clown being in the basket with the wash?"
5845	And how are you? 5845 And, please, may I help?"
5845	Are n''t they ever going to let me out? 5845 Are you asleep?"
5845	Are you going to have a show?
5845	But how did he get in the basket of clothes?
5845	But what about your Soldier, Arnold?
5845	But why are you lying flat on your back?
5845	Can he do the giant''s swing?
5845	Did Sidney have a Calico Clown with one leg red and the other leg yellow?
5845	Did it hurt you?
5845	Did n''t you move him?
5845	Did n''t you?
5845	Did you take him, Herb? 5845 Do n''t you like it?"
5845	Does you mean to take him back where you got de basket of wash, Mammy?
5845	How are you going to make him stay on?
5845	How could they?
5845	How did it happen?
5845	How did you ever get there? 5845 How do you do?"
5845	How in the wide world did he get here?
5845	I mean can you fix him?
5845	I wonder if I can wiggle down?
5845	If you children did n''t put it there, who did?
5845	Is anybody there?
5845	Is de table all set, honey?
5845	Is he going to climb a string again and burn his red and yellow trousers as he once did?
5845	Is he ready to do the giant''s swing now?
5845	Is it worth anything?
5845	Is my Calico Clown here?
5845	May n''t we?
5845	Now I do n''t have to give you any of my toys, do I, Archie?
5845	Oh, are you a toy, too?
5845	Oh, he did n''t melt, did he?
5845	Oh, is he?
5845	Oh, is it possible I am to see my dear old friend, the Candy Rabbit, again?
5845	Shall I get you a box?
5845	Shall I?
5845	The Clown? 5845 Well, how in the world did that Calico Clown come to be in my pocket?"
5845	Well, how in the world did that Clown toy come to be in my pocket? 5845 What about your leg?"
5845	What are you going to do with him?
5845	What are you going to mend now?
5845	What do you want?
5845	What does Jim mean about a Clown falling in the hole?
5845	What else does he do?
5845	What happened?
5845	What has happened to him?
5845	What have done gone an''happened now?
5845	What have you?
5845	What kind of a time?
5845	What were you wondering?
5845	What''s that? 5845 What''s the giant''s swing?"
5845	What''s the matter, Madeline?
5845	What''s the matter?
5845	What?
5845	What?
5845	Where did you get him?
5845	Who is?
5845	Who''s in?
5845	Whose-- Archibald''s?
5845	Why ca n''t we keep it?
5845	Why-- why, where is he?
5845	Will it be that one about what makes more noise than a pig under a gate?
5845	Yes, it may be fun for you,thought the Calico Clown,"but what about me?
5845	You saw me put them in the wash, did n''t you?
5845	You''ll get the Clown up, wo n''t you, Daddy?
5845	Are you going to work here?"
5845	Ca n''t you do anything else?"
5845	Can you do anything to amuse me?"
5845	Did you take my Calico Clown?"
5845	Did your mother send you back with the Clown, Jim?"
5845	Do n''t you remember when we had the show with my Monkey in it?"
5845	Do n''t you remember?
5845	Do you know the Candy Rabbit?"
5845	Does this fellow do anything?"
5845	Elephant?"
5845	How could it have happened?"
5845	How was he going to get down?
5845	I was just wondering--""What?"
5845	Oh, what is going to happen now?"
5845	Oh, what shall I do?"
5845	Then he saw the Calico Clown lying on the floor and he added:"Has Santa Claus been here?"
5845	What are you going to do?"
5845	What could he do?
5845	What do you mean?"
5845	What is so very funny about my saying I am sorry?"
5845	What is the giant''s swing, anyhow?
5845	What was going to happen?
5845	What''s the matter?
5845	Where did you come from?
5845	Where''d you get him?"
5845	Which one do you want?"
5845	Whose leg is it?"
5845	Why ca n''t he be nice and quiet?"
5845	Why did n''t he stay in his pen?"
5845	Would n''t it be funny, Madeline, if the Clown got up by himself to see if he could walk on his glued leg?"
5845	are n''t you glad you have your Calico Clown back?"
5845	may Cook bake us a cake for the Toy Party?"
5845	what can have happened now?"
19425	And my Elephant?
19425	And who are you, if you please? 19425 And who are you?"
19425	Anybody want a ride?
19425	Are you here, Jake?
19425	Are you sure?
19425	But who are you?
19425	Ca n''t you get yourself loose?
19425	Ca n''t you save my Elephant?
19425	Did n''t I leave my Elephant right here?
19425	Did you let him fall on the floor?
19425	Do n''t you want to go out in our big barn to play?
19425	Do you mean this wheel rope that I use to hoist up bags of oats to the bin here? 19425 Do you mean to tell me you had an_ elephant_ in that machine?"
19425	Do you remember the first China Cat we had?
19425	Do you want a ride on my back, Miss Sawdust Doll?
19425	Do you, indeed?
19425	Does he squeak?
19425	Elephant?
19425	Elephants is for boys an''Dollies is for girls; is n''t they, Daddy?
19425	Has Ah done got ta go in all dis rain?
19425	How are you all?
19425	How are you going to get my Doll?
19425	How did it happen?
19425	How did it happen?
19425	How do you s''pose that Clown got on my Elephant?
19425	I guess you mean the window is broken, do n''t you?
19425	I suppose he does n''t bite?
19425	I wonder if he is strong enough to give me a ride on his back?
19425	I wonder what this wheel and rope are for?
19425	I wonder,thought the Elephant,"if he means the same Mr. Mugg of the toy store where I came from?
19425	If this is your first visit you have never seen any of us before, have you?
19425	Is Santa Claus as jolly as ever?
19425	Is anybody else coming?
19425	Is he going after your Elephant?
19425	Is he, indeed?
19425	Is n''t he? 19425 Is n''t it cold out in the barn?"
19425	Is there anything inside it?
19425	My, was n''t that a terrible time?
19425	Oh, have you three been quarreling?
19425	Oh, how are we ever going to get out?
19425	Oh, shall I ever get back to Archie?
19425	Oh, shall I ever get him back?
19425	Oh, what is going to happen?
19425	Oh, where is he?
19425	Please tell me, Mr. Nodding Donkey,he said,"were you ever in Mr. Mugg''s store?"
19425	Shall I have him sent to your house so your son Archie will get him for Christmas?
19425	Shall I put him in a stall as I do the horses?
19425	So the door is open, is it?
19425	Squeak? 19425 What about me?"
19425	What am I going to do? 19425 What am I to do now?"
19425	What did happen?
19425	What was it that looked like a snake?
19425	What was the prize to be?
19425	What will happen then?
19425	What''s it all about?
19425	What''s that? 19425 What''s the matter?"
19425	What''s the trouble there, Archie?
19425	What?
19425	Where has she gone?
19425	Where shall I land?
19425	Who are you, if you please?
19425	Who are you?
19425	Who are you?
19425	Who is he, anyhow?
19425	Who is that speaking?
19425	Who put him up there? 19425 Why do n''t you reach up with your trunk and feel it?"
19425	Would you like to ride now, Miss Mouse?
19425	Yes, but where am I? 19425 Any one want a ride?
19425	Are any of you children hurt?"
19425	But where am I going?"
19425	Can you climb up?
19425	Did you carry him away?"
19425	Did you lift Sidney''s Calico Clown to your Stuffed Elephant''s back, Archie?"
19425	Do n''t you want a ride on this Merry- Go- Round?"
19425	Do n''t you?
19425	Elsie in the oat bin?"
19425	Have you cotton inside you?"
19425	I wonder if I could ride on that wheel?
19425	I wonder if I gave a trumpet or two through my trunk whether that would do any good?"
19425	I wonder what I had better do?"
19425	Is it that rope?"
19425	Is n''t he funny?"
19425	Now, for myself-- Oh, by the way, had you quite finished?"
19425	Oh, what shall I do?"
19425	Oh, where am I?"
19425	Oh, where is my Elephant?"
19425	On what shelf do you belong?"
19425	Once a fish poked his head out of the water and called:"Who are you and where are you going?"
19425	Suddenly the rope which had been winding up, around the big wheel, came to a stop, and a voice called:"What''s the matter down there?
19425	Tell me, did you ever have a broken leg?"
19425	This is really one of the best toys that ever came into our shop, Geraldine; do n''t you think so?"
19425	We did n''t any of us leave the Elephant near the rope; did we?"
19425	What am I to do?"
19425	What can you two do by yourselves, or together, for that matter, if the ground is hard?
19425	What did Santa Claus leave for me?"
19425	What did you say your name was?"
19425	What is a Judge?"
19425	What is it you want me to do?"
19425	What is the latest news from the land of Santa Claus?"
19425	What is the prize?
19425	What made you think that?"
19425	What made you think that?"
19425	What shall I do?"
19425	What shall we do?"
19425	What you going to bring in?"
19425	Where are you taking me?"
19425	Where are you taking me?"
19425	Where are you?
19425	Where are you?"
19425	Who are you?"
19425	Who are you?"
19425	sternly said Archie, as he shook his finger at his big dog,"did you take my Elephant?
19425	went on Archie,"where is my Stuffed Elephant?
6324	A pair of what to fit who? 6324 And will the broken leg show?"
6324	Are n''t they fine?
6324	Are you badly hurt?
6324	Are you going to leave him there all night?
6324	Are you hurt, Sonny?
6324	Are you sure you can get him in your auto?
6324	But tell me-- have you had any fun since I left?
6324	But what is the matter? 6324 But where is your trunk?"
6324	But where''s Mother?
6324	Can you mend the broken leg of my White Rocking Horse?
6324	Can you mend the broken leg of this Rocking Horse?
6324	Did I tell you about the time Dick ran over me with the rocking chair, pretending it was a Horse like you? 6324 Did you get broken this way when you fell off the roller skates, or anything like that?
6324	Do n''t you remember, Tin Soldier, how she once came back to us, after she had been sold and taken away?
6324	Do n''t you remember? 6324 Do you think this Grass Party is any fun?"
6324	Do you think this Rocking Horse can come to life?
6324	Do you think you will ever get back there again?
6324	Has he, Jumping Jack?
6324	Have you had any adventures??
6324	Have you had any adventures??
6324	How are the Bold Tin Soldier and the Calico Clown?
6324	How can we be sure the watchman is not looking at us?
6324	How do you suppose it got here?
6324	I wonder if any of my friends are here in this hospital? 6324 I wonder if the Rocking Horse and the Elephant will finish their race tonight?"
6324	I wonder if these toys ever know or care what joy they give to the children?
6324	In what way?
6324	Is Dick out of the way?
6324	Is any one here-- any toy to whom I can talk, and with whom I can have a little fun?
6324	Is it a nice place?
6324	Is my boy''s White Rocking Horse mended?
6324	Is there to be a race between an Elephant on roller skates and the White Rocking Horse?
6324	Is this a good Rocking Horse?
6324	Let me ride him, Dick, will you?
6324	Matter? 6324 May I take my Rocking Horse out on the porch and ride him?"
6324	Me? 6324 Mouse?
6324	Not doing anything? 6324 Now, who is a--""I wonder if the Sawdust Doll will come back and see us once again, as she did before?"
6324	Oh, so you are injured, too, are you?
6324	Oh, what is all this? 6324 Oh, you''re here at last, are you?"
6324	Was it a nice place?
6324	Was n''t it funny when my skate came off?
6324	Well, if you do n''t all stop talking now, how am I going to tell this joke?
6324	What are you going to do?
6324	What did you say Carlo had?
6324	What do you mean-- something going to happen?
6324	What for?
6324	What happened next?
6324	What happened to you?
6324	What is so funny?
6324	What makes you think so?
6324	What''s going on here, anyhow?
6324	What''s my Rocking Horse down there for?
6324	What''s that? 6324 What''s the matter?"
6324	What''s the matter?
6324	What''s the matter?
6324	What''s the matter?
6324	What''s this? 6324 What''s this?"
6324	Where are you going to run the race?
6324	Where do you suppose you are going?
6324	Where have I heard that name before? 6324 Where''s the mouse?"
6324	Who are you?
6324	Who is your friend?
6324	Why did you call out for us to hush, Candy Rabbit?
6324	Why did you do that?
6324	Will it be as strong as before, so my little boy can ride?
6324	Will they give my Horse bread and jelly in the hospital?
6324	Would n''t it be strange if he really kicked the burglar downstairs?
6324	Are you so very old?"
6324	But how did it happen?
6324	But we know that is not just how it happened, do n''t we?
6324	But we know what happened, do n''t we?
6324	Can you see?"
6324	Did you fall off?"
6324	Did you ride your Horse off the porch, Dick?"
6324	Did you?"
6324	Do you suffer much now?"
6324	He banged his cymbals together and then, in a loud voice, asked:"Why is a basket of soap bubbles like a piece of chocolate cake?"
6324	Horse?"
6324	How did she get out here?"
6324	I wonder what will happen next?"
6324	Is n''t that jolly?"
6324	May I take a ride?"
6324	Oh, is n''t it too bad?"
6324	Really?
6324	Really?
6324	Tell me, are you to be a Christmas present, too?"
6324	Was he as unkind as that?"
6324	What are you doing, Jake?"
6324	What happened to you?
6324	What is going to happen?"
6324	What is it, Candy Rabbit?
6324	What''s the answer?"
6324	What''s this?"
6324	Who is calling me?"
6324	Who is it?"
6324	Who would have thought to find you here?
6324	Why is a basket of soap bubbles like a piece of chocolate cake?
6324	Will he not, Sawdust Doll?"
6324	Will you kindly pardon me?"
6324	[ Illustration:"What Happened to You?"
6324	cried the Sawdust"What is that?"
6324	exclaimed the Candy Rabbit,"can that be the watchman coming so soon?"
19333	Am de p''licemans after yo''a''gin?
19333	An''I did n''t get any black on yo''; did I, Miss China Cat?
19333	Any one here?
19333	Are any more left in your rooms?
19333	Are you ready for more fun?
19333	Are you ready?
19333	Are you watching for mice, China Cat? 19333 Arrest''em?
19333	But did n''t I do a good jump?
19333	But what is the matter?
19333	But who blew the horn? 19333 Ca n''t I play with my China Cat?"
19333	Ca n''t you see that my tail is pulled off?
19333	Can that be thunder?
19333	Did that crazy Jumping Jack again step on the China Cat''s tail?
19333	Did you say you just came here to be one of us?
19333	Did you speak?
19333	Do n''t yo''all want fo''me to come an''play tag wif yo''?
19333	Do you think so?
19333	Does yo''heah dat, Rastus?
19333	Funny? 19333 How am I funny?"
19333	How can I ever thank you?
19333	How did he get here? 19333 How did it happen?
19333	How did you come to be here?
19333	I wonder if anything is happening? 19333 I wonder if there is going to be a parade?"
19333	I wonder what is going to happen?
19333	I wonder what they would do in a game of_ tag_? 19333 I wonder what will become of him?"
19333	I wonder what will happen to me next?
19333	Instead of playing tag, why ca n''t all of us go down into the basement?
19333	Is that just the rain?
19333	Is yo''--is yo''gwine to''rest''em?
19333	Jack who?
19333	Kin she wiggle her haid, like I done see a Donkey shake his haid in de toy shop?
19333	May I have a waltz with you, Miss Doll?
19333	Not your Cat?
19333	Now is n''t that our Cat?
19333	Now, Jennie,said the aunt, as Mr. Mugg came forward to wait on them,"what present would you like?
19333	Oh, ca n''t I take her now?
19333	Please may I go over and see Joe?
19333	Really, does n''t it? 19333 Ten, eh?"
19333	They have n''t done anything, and you have n''t done anything to be arrested for, have you?
19333	Were you brought here from the workshop of Santa Claus?
19333	What about the toys still in the boxes-- those that Mr. Mugg has not unpacked?
19333	What are you doing?
19333	What are you going to call your China Cat, Jennie?
19333	What do you say to a game of tag?
19333	What for?
19333	What have you?
19333	What is the matter? 19333 What is the matter?"
19333	What makes you think so?
19333	What shall we do?
19333	What''s that about a fire?
19333	What''s that?
19333	What''s the matter with you? 19333 What''s the matter?
19333	What''s the matter? 19333 What''s the matter?"
19333	What''s the matter?
19333	Where are the engines and the firemen?
19333	Where is she?
19333	Where is the China Cat?
19333	Where''d yo''git a_ cat_?
19333	Who is blowing that horn, anyway?
19333	Who is that?
19333	Who started it, anyhow?
19333	Who was that?
19333	Who''s dat knockin''at de do''?
19333	Who''s dat?
19333	Who''s dat?
19333	Whut de mattah, Jeff?
19333	Whut yo''got then?
19333	Whut yo''got there? 19333 Whut yo''gwine do?"
19333	Whut''s de mattah heah?
19333	Why, has anything happened to you?
19333	Wo n''t you hurt yourself?
19333	Would n''t it be funny, Miss China Cat, if you should go to live in a house near your friend, the Nodding Donkey?
19333	Yo''_ cat_?
19333	You have my white China Cat? 19333 And see, what is that on the floor?
19333	But now, as we are by ourselves and it is night, why not have some fun?
19333	Did the Jumping Jack fall and break his leg like the Nodding Donkey?"
19333	Does it make you chilly to hear about the North Pole, where I came from?"
19333	For instance, I ask you what has four legs, and yet ca n''t walk?"
19333	His mother, who was getting breakfast, asked him again:"Jeff, am de p''licemans tryin''to git yo''?"
19333	How many of you are there?"
19333	I like her, do n''t you?"
19333	I wonder how you got here?
19333	I wonder if any of my friends had such adventures as I had?"
19333	It must pain you?"
19333	Mugg?"
19333	Mugg?"
19333	Now ca n''t I play tag wif yo''all?"
19333	Oh, shall I ever be clean again?"
19333	Oh, what is ever to become of me?"
19333	Oh, what shall I do?"
19333	Oh, what shall we do?"
19333	Shall I show you how well I can jump?"
19333	So you want her, do you, little girl?"
19333	Soldier Captain?"
19333	Something good to eat?"
19333	They stared at her with all their eyes, and Jeff''s mother asked:"Where yo''done say yo''got her?"
19333	What for?"
19333	What is it?"
19333	What would I like best?"
19333	Who had her?"
19333	Who is black?
19333	Why are you acting so funny?"
19333	Wo n''t you smut me all up?"
19333	You did n''t see any of his other stolen toys, did you?"
19333	cried Topsy,"am riddles good to eat?"
19333	where''d you get her?"
19333	who is blowing the horn?"
17277	And was there a Calico Clown in your store, who was always asking what it was that made more noise than a pig under a gate?
17277	And who are you? 17277 Are n''t you afraid, if you find the dog alone, he may bite you?"
17277	Are you any relation to the Sawdust Doll?
17277	Are you really going to give my little girl the doll?
17277	But how did they get in the teacher''s desk?
17277	But what am I doing here?
17277	But why did you bring it to school?
17277	But why does it twist and turn so, like a corkscrew?
17277	Can you see anything?
17277	Can you tell me this? 17277 Did you dare put ink on my nose, on my chin and my cheeks?"
17277	Did you dream any?
17277	Did you get the ink out of the Monkey''s tail?
17277	Did you think of the answer?
17277	Do I hurt you, holding on this way?
17277	Do I pull your hair any?
17277	Do what?
17277	Do you have any adventures here in the meadow?
17277	Do you have electric lights?
17277	Do you mean the Lamb on Wheels or the Bold Tin Soldier?
17277	Do you think I shall get a chance to do any of my tricks?
17277	Do you think my Rabbit and your Monkey will be all right if we leave them here alone in the tent?
17277	Friends of mine?
17277	Have you got your books under your coat, Herbert?
17277	Have you seen anything of my friends?
17277	How are you going to make him run, after we get the Monkey fastened on his back?
17277	How can we make my Monkey stay on your Carlo''s back?
17277	How do you do?
17277	How in the world do you see?
17277	How?
17277	If we do, wo n''t Carlo jump over, too?
17277	Is n''t this a wonderful show?
17277	It looks just as if the Monkey was holding on, does n''t it?
17277	May I have them to keep?
17277	Oh, do you suppose you did that?
17277	Oh, so this is where you live, is it?
17277	Please ca n''t I have my Monkey on a Stick before I go out?
17277	Shall we jump across the brook and run in the field on the other side?
17277	Then who did?
17277	Was that you?
17277	Watch my Monkey so he does n''t jump away, will you, please?
17277	Well, what have you?
17277	Were n''t you scared?
17277	What are you going to do?
17277	What are you going to do?
17277	What brought you here? 17277 What can I make a tent of?"
17277	What did you say you were doing?
17277	What do you imagine will happen next?
17277	What happened to you while I was away?
17277	What kind of punishment?
17277	What kind of show?
17277	What''s next, Herbert?
17277	What''s that for?
17277	What''s that you say?
17277	What''s the matter?
17277	What''s the trouble?
17277	Where did you get this?
17277	Where do you live?
17277	Where in the world have you been?
17277	Who are you?
17277	Who did you say you were?
17277	Who do you see?
17277	Who is it, then?
17277	Who is it?
17277	Why are you making such a fuss? 17277 Why could n''t he stay in his pen where he belonged, or in the barnyard?"
17277	Why did the pig make a noise under the gate?
17277	Why is that?
17277	Why not? 17277 Wo n''t you sit down, Mr. Monkey on a Stick, and take something?
17277	Would n''t it be funny if my Monkey was_ really_ alive, as your dog is, and could ride him whenever he wanted to?
17277	All at once, however, he heard a voice saying:"Well, you''ve come back, have you?"
17277	But what shall we do next?"
17277	CHAPTER II THE MONKEY AT SCHOOL"Well, children, why are n''t you eating breakfast?"
17277	Can this be a trick or a riddle of the Calico Clown''s?
17277	Did you ever live in a store?"
17277	Do you like it?"
17277	Grasshopper?"
17277	He seemed to be asking them:"What shall we do next?
17277	He was n''t on a stick now, was he?
17277	He''ll give the Monkey a fine ride, wo n''t you, Carlo?"
17277	How are you?"
17277	How did I get here?"
17277	How did it happen?"
17277	I wonder if the Calico Clown has been up to any of his tricks?
17277	I wonder what this means?"
17277	Is he going to ask what is more surprised than a Monkey on a Stick at the breakfast table, as he asks what makes more noise than a pig under a gate?"
17277	Just before recess, his teacher, looking down toward Herbert, sitting near Dick and Arnold, called out:"What have you there, Herbert?
17277	Monkey?"
17277	Morning so soon?"
17277	Not all of us are as lucky as that, are we?
17277	Shall we do that?"
17277	Then, all of a sudden, a voice called, saying:"What in the world are you doing, my friend?"
17277	Wait, ca n''t you?"
17277	Were you so bad in school that you had to be shut up in a desk?"
17277	What are you showing to the other boys under your desk?"
17277	What is it?"
17277	What''s going on here?"
17277	What''s the joke?
17277	Where are you all?
17277	Where are you?"
17277	Who are you, anyhow?"
17277	Who are you?"
17277	Who do you suppose it is?"
17277	Who will stop me?"
17277	Whom have we here?"
17277	Why am I here?
17277	Why am I not in the store where I belong?"
17277	Why did you bring your Monkey to school, Herbert?"
17277	Why do n''t you jump along until you find them?"
17277	Why do n''t you turn all the way over?"
17277	Why should I wake up here, when last night I went to sleep in the toy store?
17277	Will you come to my cave, and visit the other Rabbits?"
17277	are n''t you mean?"
17277	called one of the little Rabbits,"where''s his stick?"
17277	he cried aloud again,"is n''t any one here?"
17277	is some one squirting water at me from a toy rubber ball or a water pistol?"
17277	what do you mean by shutting me up in a pasteboard box?
17277	what is going to happen now?"
17277	why did he do that?"
5804	A Lamb on Wheels? 5804 Am I sure of what?"
5804	And did she?
5804	And did the odd- job man''s horse go faster than I can go?
5804	And did this little girl buy you-- or did her mother?
5804	And while you are about it, why do n''t you tell us what kind of pig it is?
5804	Are my adventures never going to end?
5804	Are you all ready?
5804	Are you sure it''s the same one?
5804	Are you sure we are alone?
5804	Are you sure?
5804	But I was thinking, to- day, of the Sawdust Doll, and--"Do you mean the Sawdust Doll who used to live here with us?
5804	But do you think you could get the little girl''s Lamb''s back?
5804	But what is that little squeaky noise, Lamb?
5804	But where is she?
5804	But who is Mirabell?
5804	Ca n''t you roll along to her on your wheels?
5804	Can that be the watchman?
5804	Can we get her out?
5804	Could you?
5804	Did he have on roller skates?
5804	Did n''t I hear what?
5804	Did n''t I tell you she could coast without any snow?
5804	Did you hear about his broken leg, how he went to the Toy Hospital, and how he scared away some burglars by kicking one downstairs?
5804	Did you think I would be buying a Lamb for myself, to take to sea with me? 5804 Do n''t you remember how she rolled down there once, when the man was putting in coal?
5804	Do you know, Uncle Tim,went on Mirabell,"this is the very same Lamb I saw in the store, and wanted so much?"
5804	Do you like the Lamb?
5804	Do you want me to brush her off for you?
5804	Does she squeak?
5804	Does you- all mean dat Carlo fell down de hole?
5804	For me-- to keep, Uncle Tim?
5804	Have you been playing with fire?
5804	How are you all? 5804 How is the White Booking Horse?"
5804	How much is it?
5804	How?
5804	How?
5804	I saw you holding a toy Lamb up to the window, before Dorothy was taken ill. How did your toy get down the coal hole?
5804	I''m allowed to come out of my box, am I not?
5804	Is it a monkey, Uncle Tim?
5804	Is it nice?
5804	Is she hurt?
5804	Is that so?
5804	Matter? 5804 Oh, Uncle Tim, do n''t you believe Dolls, and Lambs, and things like that, really know one another when they meet?"
5804	Oh, do I? 5804 Oh, is n''t it nice?
5804	Oh, so you have a load of wood, have you?
5804	Oh, where is my Lamb on Wheels?
5804	On wheels?
5804	Or did you take it, Dick?
5804	Perhaps you want to tell us your story now, Miss Lamb?
5804	Shall we try it again?
5804	Something nice?
5804	Then she is yours?
5804	There, how did you like it?
5804	Well, if we are not going to have a race, what shall we do?
5804	Well, what shall we do then?
5804	What are we going to do with that?
5804	What did I do?
5804	What do you think is the matter with that dog? 5804 What has happened?"
5804	What is burning?
5804	What is it, Mirabell?
5804	What kind of gate?
5804	What kind of toy?
5804	What shall we do with the Lamb?
5804	What trick is it?
5804	What''s the matter?
5804	What''s the matter?
5804	Where did you find her? 5804 Where did you get it?"
5804	Where did you leave her?
5804	Where is my Lamb on Wheels?
5804	Where is she?
5804	Where is the Lamb on Wheels?
5804	Where''s Mirabell?
5804	Where?
5804	Who are Dick and Dorothy?
5804	Whut''s dat? 5804 Why am I carrying you away?"
5804	Why are you carrying me away like this, you very bad dog?
5804	Why not?
5804	Why, did n''t you hear?
5804	Why, how can you do that?
5804	Will you thank the other man for me?
5804	Would you like a monkey, Mirabell?
5804	You did? 5804 And where is the White Rocking Horse? 5804 But I wonder what is going to happen to me? 5804 Did I say white? 5804 How can you make a sliding downhill thing without snow?
5804	I wonder if it could be?"
5804	I wonder who will take me next?"
5804	Is she?"
5804	Oh, where did you find her?"
5804	Oh, where is my nice Lamb?"
5804	Shall I do that?"
5804	Tell me, were you ever in a Noah''s Ark?"
5804	The Lamb had ears, and what good would they be if she could not hear through them, I''d like to know?
5804	Want to come, Mirabell, and show Dorothy your Lamb on Wheels?"
5804	What makes more noise than a pig under a gate?"
5804	What was that, Mike?"
5804	What will be the end of this adventure?"
5804	What will happen to her?"
5804	Where did you find my Lamb on Wheels, Patrick?"
5804	Where did you say you found her?"
5804	Where is the Rocking Horse?"
5804	Where''d you get your Lamb on Wheels, Mirabell?"
5804	Whut''s de mattah?"
5804	Why do n''t you bring out your Lamb?"
5804	Will you race with her?"
5804	Wo n''t that be fun?"
5804	cried the Sawdust Doll,"are you sure these dreadful adventures have not hurt you?"
5804	is that so?"
5804	thought the Lamb, coming to a stop almost as soon as she had started along on her wheels,"what''s that?
5804	what happened?
5804	what''s the matter?"
5804	who ever heard of such a thing?
5804	why did he do that?"
5804	why do I have to go?"
23523	About some one simple, perhaps?
23523	Almost worse than being hurt, is n''t it?
23523	And did the Wagoner ever come back?
23523	And who,he asked, with a bow towards a little group of lady dolls,"who can be better judges of the matter?"
23523	Are many of the toys you know as wicked as that?
23523	Are n''t you sorry I am going?
23523	Are n''t you sorry?
23523	Are you not going to wish me happiness?
23523	Ay; when shall it be given?
23523	Before I answer,said the Farthing Doll cautiously,"I should like to hear if you approve of marriages with Farthing Dolls?
23523	Beg pardon; did anyone speak?
23523	But how long will you be able to go on talking to me?
23523	But how shall we set about it?
23523	But not without moving?
23523	But tell me how would you write it?
23523	But why are you astonished at my saying I love you? 23523 Ca n''t you give me something at once?"
23523	Constable,he said,"can you direct us to the Well with Truth at the bottom?"
23523	Did n''t he?
23523	Do I still look yaller?
23523	Do I still look yaller?
23523	Do n''t you and your partner enjoy dancing together?
23523	Do n''t you remember?
23523	Do n''t you see you are making him terribly conceited?
23523	Do you really mean it?
23523	Do you think they consider you good- looking?
23523	Do you wish me to spare your life?
23523	Do you?
23523	Does that apply to_ me_?
23523	Have we got them?
23523	Have you looked up through the sky- light this afternoon?
23523	How can I help you?
23523	How could I tell what your expression was when I never saw it?
23523	How have_ you_ got there?
23523	How will the next story end, happily or sadly?
23523	I asked you if the same might not happen to yourself?
23523	If toys can walk and talk, why do n''t children know it?
23523	Is it,said he to himself,"because she does n''t happen to see, or because she does n''t wish to see?
23523	Is it?
23523	Is n''t it extraordinary weather for this time of the year? 23523 Is that all?"
23523	Is that satisfactory?
23523	It_ was_ sad, for it was only a mistake, was n''t it?
23523	My dear little lady,he said kindly, if pompously,"in what pitiful condition do I find you?
23523	Quite one of my best?
23523	Sentry,said he,"are you prepared to run some risk for the sake of money?"
23523	Shall I put you back where I found you?
23523	Shall I tell you a good story?
23523	So you actually think yours is good- looking?
23523	That is it, is it?
23523	The same thing may happen to yourself, I suppose?
23523	Then I suppose it ends most happily, does n''t it?
23523	Then where are they kept?
23523	To whom shall we intrust the deed?
23523	Well,he said with a smile to the Clown who headed the crowd;"well, and what is the ladies''opinion about my beauty?"
23523	What about the ladies''decision as to this fellow''s claim of beauty?
23523	What are you grinning at?
23523	What are you laughing at?
23523	What are you laughing at?
23523	What can I say or do to make some slight amends? 23523 What do I want?"
23523	What has happened, I wonder?
23523	What if the enemy serves you the same way?
23523	What is all this about?
23523	What is it about?
23523	What is the matter with you?
23523	What is to be done then?
23523	What is your story about, dear?
23523	What made you do that?
23523	What may be inside, though?
23523	What of that?
23523	What shall I say?
23523	What would your''best''be?
23523	When is it to be carried out?
23523	When will our first dividends be paid?
23523	Where is it to be found?
23523	Where_ can_ they be?
23523	Which do you like best?
23523	Why are you crying?
23523	Why are you crying?
23523	Why do you trouble about him?
23523	Why?
23523	Why?
23523	Will it ever end? 23523 Will you begin at once?"
23523	Would you not like to put off telling me a story to- day?
23523	Yes; because he_ was_ a horrid bully, was n''t he?
23523	Yes; very satisfactory, was n''t it?
23523	Yet who,he continued sorrowfully,"who could have believed it of that little Mouse?
23523	You are not crying, dear, are you?
23523	You do n''t mind that, do you?
23523	_ How_ will you remember?
23523	***** THE RANGE AND GRANGE HUSTLERS By Frank Gee Patchin Have you any idea of the excitements, the glories of life on great ranches in the West?
23523	*****"You want me to give you that little Marionette?"
23523	..."Was n''t it pretty and simple?"
23523	Are you very badly hurt?"
23523	But we should not have laughed at her,--should we?
23523	But you heard that as well as I, did n''t you?"
23523	Could n''t you do that?"
23523	Do you agree?"
23523	Have I not told you so before?"
23523	Have you kicked the coward and the bully?
23523	Have you no others?"
23523	Here is my first question: Do you approve of marriages with Grocers?"
23523	How can I make her open her eyes?
23523	I repeat, what excuse can you offer for having so wickedly broken the terms of our agreement?
23523	If I wrote you a letter, how would you answer it?"
23523	If a herring and a half cost three halfpence, how much would six herrings cost?"
23523	It all happened to you to- day, while I was away, did n''t it?"
23523	Now what sort of story would you like to- morrow?"
23523	Shall I speak to her coldly or gently, with mirth or with melancholy, in poetry or in prose?"
23523	Shall I tell you his story?
23523	Still, supposing she_ were_ crying and wanted to be comforted?
23523	Strange, was n''t it?"
23523	Then aloud, and in a pleasant voice:"What a nice handy trunk that is of yours; you must be able to carry so much in it?
23523	Then how has it happened?
23523	Time to go away?"
23523	What defence can you offer for so grossly deceiving me?"
23523	What would you have me do?"
23523	What''s the time of day?
23523	What_ will_ happen to me?"
23523	Who was she?"
23523	Who would have imagined so great an amount of deceit dwelt in so small a body?"
23523	Why are n''t you in the sentry- box?
23523	Why, were those tears she saw, or was it only the light shining upon the little lady''s glass eyes?
23523	Will you arrange the matter so that it be carried out without any mistake?"
23523	Yes,--now why should we not give up seeking for truth in a Well, and try to find it in our minds?"
23523	You can see that for yourself, ca n''t you?"
23523	did you notice?"
23523	she cried;"what_ has_ happened to you?"
39820	A what?
39820	A what?
39820	All this pulling and hauling for ten seconds''worth of fun?
39820	And did n''t the plumber put in a great big bill for that?
39820	And do you live here all alone?
39820	And is that what you are going to do?
39820	And so you declined to go into that business?
39820	And the Unwiseman who lived there?
39820	And what are you doing with that teaspoon?
39820	And what did you do then?
39820	And what does microcosm mean?
39820	And what was it about?
39820	And you always find them again?
39820	Are n''t you afraid of being robbed though?
39820	Are you fond of music?
39820	Are you going to patent your scheme of weeping through a window?
39820	Are you really seven hundred years old?
39820	But how are you ruined?
39820	But how do you find it?
39820	But tell me, Whistlebinkie dear, would n''t you like to go with me, and pay the Unwiseman a visit?
39820	But what ever induced you to put out that sign, saying that you would n''t be back for eight weeks?
39820	But what on earth are you going to do there?
39820	But what shall I tell him? 39820 But why did he say he expected you to call and then seemed surprised to see you?"
39820	But why do n''t you get new keys?
39820	But you ca n''t get apples on a willow tree, either, can you?
39820	But you have n''t been throwing stones at anybody''s pet tiger, have you?
39820	But you have to buy things to eat, do n''t you?
39820	But-- but is n''t it dangerous?
39820	Ca n''t you open the door?
39820	Dangerous?
39820	Did n''t you know that there was more than one apple in the world? 39820 Did you ever lose the sheep before, Bopeep?"
39820	Do n''t you know that? 39820 Do n''t you wise people look where you step?
39820	Do you cure a cold with wood?
39820	Fifteen dollars?
39820	Figglety?
39820	Has he sent you a bill?
39820	Have you an Alpine stock?
39820	Have you got any more poems?
39820	Have you got one?
39820	He means do n''t do that-- don''t you, Whistlebinkie? 39820 How are you?"
39820	How do you do, Miss Whistlebinkie?
39820	How do you like your lemonade?
39820	How do you make that out? 39820 How do you pay your bills?"
39820	I think he sawed less than any man I ever knew-- or rather-- well-- I guess you know what I mean, do n''t you?
39820	I wonder where his home is now?
39820	I?
39820	If you want to steal something why do n''t you do as he asked you to?
39820	Indeed?
39820	Is his real name Smee?
39820	Is n''t he the worst you ever saw?
39820	Is n''t it enough?
39820	Is n''t it queer?
39820	Is that a policeman? 39820 Is that letter from him?"
39820	Is''should ought to''a nice way to speak?
39820	Lemonade or sugarade?
39820	Me? 39820 Now if you wore a brown dress, would you cease to be a white girl and become a nigrio?"
39820	Now what does he mean by dodoothat?
39820	Oh, is that all?
39820	Shall I give a whistle of surprise, ma''am?
39820	Shall I give a whistle of terror, ma''am?
39820	So this is your house, is it?
39820	That''s an awfully long name, is n''t it?
39820	That''s it, eh? 39820 That''s it-- is it?
39820	That''s too bad, is n''t it? 39820 That''s what I think-- but dear me, where are Whistlebinkie and Flaxilocks going?"
39820	The what?
39820	The what?
39820	Then you have made some good resolutions, have you?
39820	Then you heard the sob?
39820	There is n''t any use of our paying him anything unless we owe him something, is there?
39820	Very sour or very sweet?
39820	Vocabulary? 39820 Vocabulary?"
39820	Want to come with us?
39820	Was n''t it queer?
39820	Well now, really?
39820	Well, what do you do when you''ve eaten the apple?
39820	Well, what has become of it, then?
39820	What are you so anxious to know about my house for?
39820	What are you trying to say, Whistlebinkie?
39820	What are you trying to say, Whistlebinkie?
39820	What can I do for you to- day, Bopeep?
39820	What did he ask me to do?
39820	What did he want you to do?
39820	What did you call it?
39820	What did you invite me to have?
39820	What do the rules say?
39820	What do they mean?
39820	What do you all say to making a call on the Unwiseman?
39820	What do you do on such occasions? 39820 What do you take me for?
39820	What does he mean by''My House''?
39820	What does it mean?
39820	What does it say?
39820	What does iyeardim mean?
39820	What else? 39820 What for, pray?"
39820	What good would that do me?
39820	What has that to do with it?
39820	What is it a picture of-- a meadow?
39820	What is it about?
39820	What is that for?
39820	What is that he''s got on his chimmilly?
39820	What on earth are you doing, Miss Whistlebinkie?
39820	What on earth does it mean?
39820	What on earth was that for?
39820	What shall we talk about, frogs?
39820	What was it?
39820	What was that?
39820	What with?
39820	What''ll we make it of, worsted or pasteboard?
39820	What''s that you say?
39820	What''s that?
39820	What''s that?
39820	What''s that?
39820	What''s that?
39820	What''s that?
39820	What''s the use? 39820 What''s towhim?"
39820	What?
39820	Where does he live?
39820	Where have you been brought up? 39820 Where were we at, Miss Mollie?"
39820	Where would we better go to find him?
39820	Which way did they go, Bopeep?
39820	Whistlebinkie,said Mollie, severely,"how often must I tell you not to talk through your hat, but through your mouth?
39820	Who is Uss?
39820	Who''s that?
39820	Who''s there?
39820	Who''s what?
39820	Why did you smile?
39820	Why do n''t you become a minister?
39820	Why do n''t you remember the notice to burglars?
39820	Why do n''t you?
39820	Why do you destroy that beautiful thing?
39820	Why not?
39820	Why should n''t I cut the lemon? 39820 Why should n''t we all hear a sob when there is a poor little maid weeping so near at hand?"
39820	Why, did n''t you tell me once that you never worked? 39820 With your head out of the window?"
39820	Would you like to have us do that, Bopeep?
39820	Yes,said the Unwiseman;"but, Miss Whistlebinkie, wo n''t you kindly sit on the table instead of on that chair?
39820	You can rewrite it, ca n''t you?
39820	You do n''t suppose he has really gone into the Orphan Asylum business?
39820	You do n''t want to rent it for the summer, do you?
39820	You mean Whistlebinkie?
39820	You''ve got a new business, then, have you?
39820	You?
39820	You?
39820	A glass of lemonade, for instance?"
39820	According to my etiquette book it is your turn to reply, and what you ought to say is,''I''m very well, I thank you, how are you?''
39820	And sail on deserts,''twould be handier._""How is that the same idea?"
39820	And what I love the best, on land or sea, Is absence of the vice of figglety._""What''s figglety?"
39820	Are you George W. Uss, the trolley- car conductor, or William Peters Uss, the poet?
39820	Are you in?"
39820	But it was n''t the truth, was it?"
39820	But tell me, are you going sliding?"
39820	But what is that other placard he has pinned on the wall?"
39820	Did n''t you see him?"
39820	Do n''t you know what a vocabulary is?"
39820	Do n''t you see, Whistlebinkie, it says:''This way to the dining- room,''and under it it has''Caution: meals must not be served in the parlor''?"
39820	Do n''t you see?
39820	Do n''t you see?"
39820	Do you suppose she would laugh if he chewed me up?"
39820	Eh?
39820	Ever get any fish out of it?"
39820	Has he blown himself to pieces, or has he gone off to have himself made over into a golosh?"
39820	Have you any poems to show me?"
39820	He''s a queer old man for placards, is n''t he?"
39820	How can I make a lemonade without cutting it?"
39820	How could I apologize without mentioning it?"
39820	How do you do, Whistlebinkie?"
39820	How have you been?"
39820	How will that do?"
39820	I knew a man once who studied six weeks before he could be a doctor, and then what do you suppose happened?
39820	I think it will rain next year, do n''t you?"
39820	I''d say,''excuse me, but how do I do what?''
39820	I''m ruined; but what of that?
39820	I?
39820	If I got angry once I never could stop until I''d broken all the valuable things in the world, and when they were all gone where would I be?"
39820	If I said,''how do you do your sums?''
39820	If any one calling on me should say,''how do you do?''
39820	If you do n''t, the pipes will melt and who knows what will become of your house?
39820	Is n''t that fine, Whistlebinkie?
39820	Is n''t that honor?"
39820	It''s rather a wonderful age, do n''t you think so?"
39820	Keep it until the next call?"
39820	Me?"
39820	My peace of mind thou dust destroy?
39820	Now who ever heard of that?
39820	One of the things had four red wheels on it-- have any of your sheep got four red wheels on them?"
39820	Put it this way: You, for instance, are a white girl, are n''t you?"
39820	Shall I read it to you?"
39820	Sheep are what?
39820	So I gave up the stand and made a small snatchel----""A small what?"
39820	Suppose you had to live on ink?"
39820	That no member of your family had ever worked, and that you despised trade?"
39820	The Unwiseman mistaken?
39820	They are n''t anything like telegraph poles or wheelbarrows, are they?"
39820	They''re safe enough, and the mantel- piece is the place for them, is n''t it?
39820	What business are you going into?"
39820	What could I do?"
39820	What do you do when you have a cold, sit on the ice- box?"
39820	What do you mean by So-_di_?"
39820	What''s become of him?
39820	What_ does_ he mean?"
39820	Where do you keep yours?"
39820	Which shall it be?"
39820	Whistlebinkie, did you sob?"
39820	Why do n''t you have larger faucets and catch the fish?
39820	Why not write rhymes for the comic papers?"
39820	Wo n''t you change your mind and go down with us, just once?"
39820	You ca n''t think of any, can you, Miss Whistlebinkie?"
39820	You could n''t come again last night, could you?
39820	You like my conversation, do you?"
39820	You would n''t think of eating a whole pat of butter at one gulp, so why should you be greedy about your pleasure?"
39820	Your father does n''t know of any kind- hearted burglar who''s temporarily out of work who''d be willing to rob a poor man without charge does he?"
39820	[ Illustration:"Are you fond of music?"
39820	[ Illustration:"They are n''t anything like telegraph poles or wheelbarrows, are they?"]
39820	[ Illustration:"Why do n''t you have larger faucets and catch the fish?"]
39820	cried Mollie,"what can have become of it, do you suppose, Whistlebinkie?"
39820	said Mollie;"moved your house over here, have you?"
39820	wo n''t you have a little refreshment, Mr. Me?
34467	''Very what?'' 34467 ''Well,''said she, when he got back to the gate where she was awaiting him,''was everything all right?''
34467	''What has become of our royal spoon?'' 34467 ''Who are you?''
34467	''Wo n''t they scold me for breaking the plates?'' 34467 A Parallelandsoforth of my standing surrender right on the eve of a battle that means all the sweetmeats I can eat, and more too?
34467	Ah? 34467 Ah?"
34467	All right, plain Bludgeonhead,said Jimmieboy,"I''ll do as you say-- and now do n''t you think we''d better be starting along?"
34467	Ammunition? 34467 Ammunition?"
34467	And a cake with candles in it?
34467	And did you really throw him off into the air?
34467	And do you mean to say he''s really got away?
34467	And just because my coat- tails behaved like that you put me down as a coward?
34467	And what did you do then?
34467	And what does the wise, sagacious, sappy, perspiring man of wisdom like yourself who knows a thing or two do?
34467	And what is that dish, pray?
34467	And why did n''t the soldiers do it too?
34467	And your parents? 34467 Anklehigh the Dwarf?"
34467	Are you still snoring, or is this English you are speaking?
34467	Better for sleeping than for military duty, eh, major?
34467	Bite? 34467 But are n''t there any fish there?"
34467	But did n''t you tell me your parents were unfairies?
34467	But how about those peaches? 34467 But how am I to get knowledge instead of hypotheseeses?
34467	But how did you escape?
34467	But how''s that going to satisfy my wounded honor?
34467	But if you feel that way,said Jimmieboy, somewhat surprised at this unusual occurrence,"why do n''t you surrender?"
34467	But tell me, Jimmieboy, you are out after preserved cherries and pickled peaches, I understand?
34467	But that will be mean,returned Jimmieboy;"and if you want to change, and be good, and kind, why do n''t you begin now and help the sheep out?"
34467	But the birds, how did he make them?
34467	But what am I to do, then?
34467	But what are you trembling so for now?
34467	But what becomes of the war?
34467	But what did you raise on your farm? 34467 But what do I get?"
34467	But what does it mean? 34467 But what happened?"
34467	But what shall I call you?
34467	But what was the figure?
34467	But what''ll I do while I am waiting?
34467	But what''s to be done?
34467	But, my dear general, how is it that you do not tremble? 34467 But-- but what are we to do with all these things, and where am I to get them?"
34467	Could you tell me where to get it?
34467	Did I? 34467 Did he go through there?"
34467	Did he make all this out of sand? 34467 Did he tell you his name?"
34467	Did n''t you run away?
34467	Did you begin your career as a spoon?
34467	Did you ever hear my poem on the''Cold Tea River in China''?
34467	Did you ever see a spoon with a tongue?
34467	Did you ever see me in a real sham battle?
34467	Did you go all the way around?
34467	Did you hear that?
34467	Do n''t you ever eat between meals?
34467	Do n''t you know what I am? 34467 Do people ever make a living writing poetry?"
34467	Do with''em?
34467	Do you doubt it?
34467	Do you know to whom you are speaking?
34467	Do you know what invisible means?
34467	Do you know what''s going to happen to- morrow and the next day?
34467	Do you know who Fortyforefoot really was?
34467	Do you mean to say that you eat that four times a day?
34467	Do you really think so?
34467	Do you think I would tell an untrue story?
34467	Do you?
34467	Futile? 34467 Has n''t he begun the story yet?"
34467	Have I?
34467	Having any luck?
34467	He has n''t sent for me, has he?
34467	How could I?
34467	How could he make the trees and flowers grow in dry hot sand like that?
34467	How did you come to be captured by Fortyforefoot?
34467	How did you fix it so as to give them the pain part always?
34467	How do I look?
34467	How many are there?
34467	How many is thirty?
34467	How many stars can you count a day?
34467	How on earth did such a war as that ever happen to be fought?
34467	How on earth is Fortyforefoot to show his tricks if we tie his hands?
34467	How would I get the juice of it if I did n''t?
34467	How''s that?
34467	How?
34467	I do n''t know; when?
34467	I do not ask you for your gold, Nor for an old straw hat-- I simply ask that I be told Oh what, oh what is that?
34467	I''d better hide, had n''t I?
34467	I?
34467	In what line?
34467	In what?
34467	Is n''t that elegant?
34467	Is papa really going to have a birthday to- day?
34467	Is papa six years old to- day?
34467	Is that a true story?
34467	Is that all?
34467	Is that what all those big words meant?
34467	Is the major ill?
34467	It was leap- year when you started, was n''t it?
34467	Jimmieboy afraid of me?
34467	Me?
34467	No, but what of it?
34467	No; who?
34467	Not a talking match, I hope?
34467	Not the Parallelopipedon?
34467	Oh, that''s it, is it?
34467	Perhaps you can tell me what I''ve got to do to get that ammu-- that ammu-- oh, that ammuknow, do n''t you?
34467	Really?
34467	Really?
34467	See that hole in the roof?
34467	Shall I help you on with it?
34467	Suppose I go back and order the soldiers to attack Fortyforefoot and bring him in chains to me?
34467	The what?
34467	Then what shall we do?
34467	Then why tie them at all?
34467	Then why waste time asking riddles to which you do n''t know the answer?
34467	Then you know where I can find the candied cherries and other things that soldiers eat?
34467	They''ve gone, have n''t they?
34467	Three royal banquets a day?
34467	To a newspaper?
34467	Tom-- and the circus-- what happened to him in the lions''cage when he took off his coat?
34467	Tom? 34467 Was I telling that story about Tom?"
34467	Was n''t there a verse about his color, too? 34467 We do n''t, eh?
34467	We never hit him with enough of them to kill him, but just try to coax him with''em, do n''t you see? 34467 Well, anyhow, what does he do?"
34467	Well,said Jimmieboy, as the major dismounted,"did you catch up with them?"
34467	What are hypothesees?
34467	What are you doing there, colonel?
34467	What are you doing up there?
34467	What are you going to have for dinner?
34467	What are you trying to talk about, general?
34467	What ca n''t be what?
34467	What do you propose to pay him with?
34467	What do you think, major?
34467	What else was there to think? 34467 What if he does?"
34467	What is it? 34467 What is that?"
34467	What is your idea about the way they happened to come there, based on what you have learned since?
34467	What kind of an animal was that?
34467	What must I do to capture you?
34467	What next? 34467 What was it?"
34467	What was the sum?
34467	What would he want to be him for, when, all he had to do to get anything he wanted was to take sand and turn it into it?
34467	What would you do?
34467	What''ll happen?
34467	What''ll happen?
34467	What''ll we do with''em? 34467 What''s he to have two cakes for?
34467	What''s that?
34467	What''s that?
34467	What''s that?
34467	What''s the matter with me?
34467	What''s the matter with you?
34467	What''s the use of buying bottles when you''re after pickled peaches? 34467 What''s the use of scaring the boy, Blueface?"
34467	What''s the use of your saying anything, if I am not to pay any attention to you?
34467	What''s what?
34467	What? 34467 What?"
34467	When shall you start the album?
34467	Where are the soldiers who accompanied you? 34467 Where are you going, Jimmieboy?"
34467	Where did he ever get such notions as that?
34467	Where did you meet him?
34467	Where is it?
34467	Where''s Labradee?
34467	Where? 34467 Where?"
34467	Whereat the cow Remarked,''Pray how-- If what you say is true-- How should the child, However mild, Become so wildly blue?''
34467	Who are you, and what do you want?
34467	Who are you?
34467	Who is he, anyhow?
34467	Who?
34467	Why did n''t you go to sleep if you felt that way?
34467	Why did n''t you speak and save the innocent kings?
34467	Why did we desert you so cruelly?
34467	Why do n''t you like him?
34467	Why how could that be? 34467 Why not?"
34467	Why, how do you do, general?
34467	Why, where is he?
34467	Why-- er-- let me see; why-- er-- when is a sunbeam sharp?
34467	Why?
34467	Will you tell me how you know he''s falling yet?
34467	With Fortyforefoot?
34467	Would you, honestly?
34467	Yes, but whom can I hire?
34467	You bound Fortyforefoot? 34467 You ca n''t kill a Parawelopipedon with cherries and peaches, can you?"
34467	You did, eh?
34467	You do n''t happen to remember how that patent your father owned worked, do you?
34467	You do n''t load guns with preserved cherries, do you?
34467	You know what a fairy is, do n''t you?
34467	You ordered them to halt when you sat down here, did n''t you?
34467	You recognized the beauty of the poem?
34467	You? 34467 Your business?"
34467	''Are you the lady with the iron jaw or the horseback lady that jumps through hoops of fire?''
34467	''Did you say mended?''
34467	''Do spoons evaporate like water in the sun?
34467	''What is the matter with going both ways?''
34467	''Why do you do that?''
34467	A little two- inch fellow like you?"
34467	Aday-- alas-- O-- lack- a- well--""Are you going to keep that up forever?"
34467	All these jewels and magnificent carvings?"
34467	And he replied:''Wilt I?
34467	And the circus?
34467	And you''ll request him to turn a handful of pine cones into a dozen turkeys on toast, I presume?"
34467	Are they tadpoles that they develop legs and hop as frogs from our royal presence?
34467	Are you an errand- boy?''
34467	Are you not aware that under the circumstances you ought to be a badly frightened warrior?"
34467	Bite?"
34467	But I say, I suppose you know we ca n''t start this expedition without ammunition?"
34467	But tell me, can I get up there on the road?"
34467	But tell me; if all this is true, how did the major come to say it?
34467	But what are you doing now, general?"
34467	But, as I said before, where are the soldiers?"
34467	Ca n''t you come out of the bushes and let me see you?"
34467	Changes have been made as follows: Page 60 ejaculated the Paralleopipedon_ changed to_ ejaculated the Parallelopipedon?
34467	Did n''t it say:''His color is a fearful one-- A combination hue Of yellow, green, and purple, mixed With solferino blue''?"
34467	Did n''t the major tell you that story about my reflection in the looking- glass?"
34467	Did you ever have a tooth pulled?"
34467	Do spoons take wings unto themselves and fly away?
34467	Do they raise sails like sloops of war and thunder noiselessly out of sight?
34467	Do you know anything that is n''t so about them?"
34467	Do you know what this place was before he came here?"
34467	Do you remember, one day you went out walking, how you walked two miles and only met one mud- puddle, and fell into that?"
34467	Down here into this pantry and into the ice- chest?
34467	Got any more?"
34467	He offered a prize once to the soldier who''d like him the best, and who do you think won it?"
34467	He stops you and says,''Which way are you going to Calcutta?''
34467	Here the sprite paused and looked at Jimmieboy as much as to say,"How is that for a tale of adventure?"
34467	How does that strike you, general?"
34467	How have you been?"
34467	How long did you stay with George Washington?"
34467	I did not look but blindly hopped, And where do you suppose I stopped?
34467	I have had glory enough for ten life- times, so why should I grudge you this one little bit of it?
34467	I shall simply offer to let him have you for dinner-- you will serve up well in croquettes-- Blueface croquettes-- eh, Jimmieboy?"
34467	I suppose you think I fell into one of his game traps?"
34467	I was the one to make the scheme, was n''t I?"
34467	If you know all the names of the Presidents that are to come, tell me, will I be?"
34467	Is he dreadful?"
34467	Is that really a true story?"
34467	Is there any?"
34467	It is easy enough to say attack him, capture him and not let him go, but the question is, how shall we do all this?"
34467	Now what are we here for?
34467	Of course it must go somewhere, but the question is, where?
34467	Pretty good, eh?"
34467	Rather pretty thought, do n''t you think so?"
34467	Recommended, eh?''
34467	See?
34467	Shall my plan go or shall she stay?"
34467	There, is that the kind of a tremble you want me to have?"
34467	To be futile means that you are wasting time, eh?"
34467	To gain a victory over the Quandary you turn and run away?"
34467	Was n''t that mean?"
34467	Well, I''m glad to see you again, but why did you desert me so cruelly?"
34467	Well, he jumped and where do you suppose he landed?"
34467	What I want to know is, do you really want to capture me?"
34467	What did you suppose we''d do with''em-- throw them at canary- birds?"
34467	What does futile mean?"
34467	What does he do?
34467	What finally became of them?"
34467	What happened?"
34467	What happened?"
34467	What is an Apogee, anyhow?"
34467	What sort of a person is the major, sir?"
34467	What''s futile?"
34467	When he had finished he got up again and said:"Well, what are we going to do about it?
34467	When is a joke not a joke?"
34467	Where was I when you interrupted?"
34467	Who do you suppose it was bent your railway tracks at Christmas so they would n''t work?"
34467	Who is this?"
34467	Why do n''t you come out here where I can see you?"
34467	Why should you want to come here?"
34467	Why, Jimmieboy, suppose he should overeat himself and die?
34467	Why, do you know what I did once in a country school?"
34467	Why, you get the almonds and the powdered sugar and all the mince- pie you can eat-- what more do you want?"
34467	Why?"
34467	Will they surely do it?"
34467	Would you bite an apple if you could swallow it whole?"
34467	You never heard my poem on the Apogee, did you, Jimmieboy?"
34467	You''ve heard of him, I suppose?"
34467	cried the major,"Is n''t it enough?"
34467	says the Quandary, to which you reply,''How can I do that?''
34467	what shall I do?''
39778	''You see this egg?'' 39778 A nalp?"
39778	About that?
39778	About what would a Knight gown cost me-- made out of paper muslin or something that''s a wee bit cheaper than solid gold and velvet?
39778	Across the ocean?
39778	Ah-- that''s it, eh?
39778	Ai n''t any danger of its coming into the house and biting people, is there?
39778	Ai n''t neither what-- smart?
39778	American made, are they?
39778	And Columbus proved it by making the egg stand up?
39778	And chickens have n''t got anything but hind legs, have they?
39778	And does the Post- man come and get them?
39778	And how about Hingland?
39778	And suppose yours are lost too, and there ai n''t any wind for the sails?
39778	And then what does the lady say?
39778	And there are 80,000,000 people in the country, ai n''t there?
39778	And they did n''t arrest you?
39778	And when the Doggies get the complaints they attend to''em, eh?
39778	And who are the Doggies?
39778	Are n''t you nearly stufficated to death?
39778	Are you the jay?
39778	Been having pretty cold weather?
39778	Beg your pardon?
39778	Bottles and rags?
39778	Built on it?
39778	Built on water?
39778	Burr and sooker?
39778	But how did you come to come?
39778	But how do you call the waiter?
39778	But how does that bottle keep you from being homesick?
39778	But there are other things in the Museum, are n''t there?
39778	But what becomes of them?
39778	But what for? 39778 But_ how_--how are you going to get to London?"
39778	Ca n''t you get salt air without going across the ocean? 39778 Ca n''t you tell whether a morning is good or not without tasting it?"
39778	Clothes or jewels or something?
39778	Come on, Mollie-- are you ready?
39778	Cross letters?
39778	Da weather''s mighta da fine, huh? 39778 Dead what?"
39778	Dear me-- how interesting,said Mollie, as she read this remarkable legend,"but-- what does it mean?"
39778	Did n''t you ever hear of him? 39778 Did n''t you know that, Mr. Me?
39778	Did n''t you know that?
39778	Did n''t you make any purchases abroad?
39778	Do n''t hear anything, do you?
39778	Do n''t they call him Edward Seventh?
39778	Do n''t they know at the office?
39778	Do n''t you?
39778	Do you think they''d cable it across?
39778	Do you walk there?
39778	Do you want me to ask my Papa to buy you a ticket for London? 39778 Does n''t look as if I was walkin''off to sea again, does it?"
39778	Does the history say all that?
39778	Does- swales- like- woyms?
39778	Edward what?
39778	Ever see a chicken?
39778	Fif- teen- hundred- pounds? 39778 Fromidge?
39778	Germans?
39778	Give us what?
39778	Gondolas?
39778	Has it been inspected?
39778	Have you any money with you?
39778	Have you any tackle?
39778	Have you got a license?
39778	Have you had breakfast?
39778	Have you had your breakfast?
39778	Have you seen horrizon yet?
39778	He do n''t thorpe, does he?
39778	Hingland?
39778	How about other things?
39778	How can you help yourself?
39778	How did you find it out?
39778	How do you taste a day to see if it''s all right?
39778	How much is that in dollars?
39778	How should I know where abroad is?
39778	How you going to get across? 39778 How- dju- know- that?"
39778	How- dy''u- know he was the King?
39778	Howd- ulike- being- outer- sighter- land?
39778	Howdit- go?
39778	Huh?
39778	I bought and paid for it with my own money, so why should n''t I walk off with it?
39778	I do n''t believe there''s another collection like this anywhere in all the world, do you?
39778	I do n''t believe your father knows about that, does he, Mollie?
39778	I stopped one outside the door and asked him,''is your grandfather still alive?'' 39778 I was going to begin with:"''Shall you buy a horse?''
39778	I was then going to say:continued the Unwiseman,"''Will you go out this afternoon?''
39778	I will-- want to go with me Mollie?
39778	If it do n''t melt here in summer time why should it melt anywhere else? 39778 If it''s a State- room why do n''t they call it New Jersey, or Kansas, or Mitchigan, or some other State?
39778	Is it?
39778	Is n''t it enough? 39778 Is n''t it fresh?"
39778	Is that all you wrote?
39778	Is that all?
39778	Is that really Eye- talian?
39778	Is that the law?
39778	Is there any French for Beef?
39778	It would n''t be very important, would it?
39778	It''s my bag-- who''s got a better right?
39778	It''s very much like it, is n''t it?
39778	It''s what?
39778	Just what sort of a rubber fish is a twale?
39778	Just what_ is_ that? 39778 Kesserkersayker what''s going on out ici?"
39778	Looking for more pollywogs?
39778	Lost your appetite?
39778	Million?
39778	Nice?
39778	No,said the Unwiseman much pleased,"I do n''t think I ever did-- it''s so delicate and-- er-- steamy, eh?
39778	Nor no trolleys?
39778	O I see-- rhymes with Hits- yer- land-- when the Alp he hits your land, then you think of Switzerland-- that it?
39778	Oh Mr. Me-- you do n''t mean to say they actually put you out of The British Museum?
39778	Oh-- that''s it eh?
39778	Oh-- that''s it, eh?
39778	Oh-- well-- that''s it, eh?
39778	Oh-- you went, did you?
39778	Oooffs?
39778	Or Baron Brains-- eh?
39778	Put it in the fire- place to warm it?
39778	Put you out?
39778	Really? 39778 Really?"
39778	Really?
39778	Roberts?
39778	Saved up from the ship?
39778	Screws?
39778	See that?
39778	See that?
39778	See that?
39778	See what?
39778	See- zick?
39778	Should I have it checked or take it with me in the train?
39778	So that really my share comes to-- say four and a quarter thousandths of a cent-- that it?
39778	So you''re what they call a shammy, eh?
39778	Something easier?
39778	Sooker? 39778 Swizz- what?"
39778	Tasted it?
39778	That Alp?
39778	That was pretty fine I guess, was n''t it? 39778 That''s his name, is n''t it?"
39778	The King''s, stupid,roared the Unwiseman,"Mr. Edward S. King''s-- didn''t you ever hear of him?"
39778	The fact is, Mr. Unwiseman, we''re all going abroad----"Abroad?
39778	Then you do n''t think much of the British Museum?
39778	Then you have n''t got a State- room?
39778	Then you wo n''t come with us out to Versailles?
39778	Then you''ll never be a Duke?
39778	There ai n''t more than sixty States, are there, Mollie?
39778	They ai n''t very different from common people''s muffins are they? 39778 They did n''t break any of your poor old bones, did they?"
39778	They do n''t have dogs instead of pleece over here, do they? 39778 Thirty- seven?"
39778	Three and seven make thirty- seven-- don''t it?
39778	To the Palace, sir?
39778	To the President?
39778	To the river?
39778	Umpire Napoleon dead? 39778 Up the what?"
39778	Vermicelli?
39778	Versailles?
39778	Waddeesay?
39778	Was the kitchen- stove glad to see you back?
39778	Wass- that?
39778	Wass- that?
39778	Watcher- goin''-t''do- with it?
39778	Watcher- gone-''tdo- with- the- lassoo?
39778	Watt- else- coodie- doo?
39778	Wattonearth do- you- do with a- nold beevor- at?
39778	Well say, Mr. Snip-- ain''t there anything else a chap can be made beside a Duke that ai n''t quite so dressy?
39778	Well, what of it?
39778	Well,he cried impatiently,"where is he?"
39778	Well-- let''s see-- how long ago was that? 39778 Well?"
39778	What Umpire are you talking about?
39778	What about?
39778	What are gondolas, trained ducks? 39778 What are you going to do, Mr. Me?
39778	What are you scaring everybody to death for?
39778	What business have you skipping out like that with a carpet- bag as big as a house under your arm?
39778	What did you do? 39778 What did you do?"
39778	What did you pay for it?
39778	What did you say to them?
39778	What do you do it for?
39778	What do you suppose Mollie? 39778 What do you suppose he means?"
39778	What do you think it''s worth?
39778	What does that mean?
39778	What does that mean?
39778	What else coodie- do?
39778	What good is it for fishing?
39778	What have you been doing all these days?
39778	What have you done about getting sea- sick?
39778	What if it took a week?
39778	What is it?
39778	What is it?
39778	What is the particular trouble?
39778	What kind of sails are Versailles? 39778 What makes you thinkit- taint England?"
39778	What me?
39778	What of it?
39778	What on earth are oooffs?
39778	What on earth is a Hoople- fish?
39778	What right have you to ask me such impident questions as, What have I got in this bag?
39778	What the stove?
39778	What was that he said about the Lion''s Mouth?
39778	What was there in it?
39778	What will you say?
39778	What''s a follytone?
39778	What''s a fray?
39778	What''s a nalp?
39778	What''s it good for?
39778	What''s it? 39778 What''s sky- scraper in French?"
39778	What''s sooker?
39778	What''s that mean?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s that?
39778	What''s the good of them?
39778	What''s the idea of it?
39778	What''s the matter here?
39778	What''s the matter, dearie?
39778	What''s the use of calling it sooker? 39778 What''s this piece of broken china on the table?"
39778	What''s this?
39778	What''s this?
39778	What''s''catcha da nick''?
39778	What, Christopher Columbus?
39778	What, me?
39778	What- did- he- say?
39778	What?
39778	What?
39778	What?
39778	What?
39778	What?
39778	What?
39778	What_ are_ you talking about?
39778	What_ do_ you take it for?
39778	When do you think you can use that?
39778	Where are you?
39778	Where did you buy them?
39778	Where do you suppose I''m going?
39778	Where is it?
39778	Where is it?
39778	Where is what?
39778	Where on earth did you come from?
39778	Where to, sir?
39778	Where''s that?
39778	Where''s your State- room?
39778	Where''s your bottle of native land?
39778	Where_ have_ you been?
39778	Who are you anyhow?
39778	Who wants to pull''em aboard, Smarty?
39778	Who, me?
39778	Whose-- the Unwiseman''s?
39778	Why do n''t he say what he means then?
39778	Why do n''t you send a wireless message?
39778	Why do you let children and rubber dolls in free?
39778	Why not? 39778 Why not?"
39778	Why should I be?
39778	Why should it?
39778	Why, dear?
39778	Will you be good enough to ask the cook for a little salad oil?
39778	Would n''t it all melt before he could get it over to America?
39778	Would n''t it cost a lot to take it over?
39778	Yes-- don''t you know what Vermicelli is? 39778 You an American?"
39778	You are sure you did n''t buy any?
39778	You ca n''t tax what ai n''t, can you?
39778	You could n''t lend me two dollars now, could you?
39778	You did n''t really expect him to be a whale, did you?
39778	You did n''t really smash up that pretty little statue?
39778	You did n''t take me for an Eye- talian, did you?
39778	You do n''t mean the gentleman who discovered the United States, do you?
39778	You do n''t really think he has stolen it do you?
39778	You do n''t want to mix a salad now do you?
39778	You do n''t?
39778	You do n''t?
39778	You have n''t any ready made Duke''s clothes on hand for less?
39778	You learn to speak it, Whistlebinkie?
39778	You never died, did you?
39778	You never write cross letters to anybody do you?
39778	You rented your house?
39778	You say you''ve been abroad all summer and have n''t bought anything?
39778	You''ll pardon my curiosity, but is this England?
39778	You? 39778 ''Should you remain here if your mother were here?'' 39778 ''Tain''t much to look at, is it?
39778	A new kind of pie?"
39778	AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE"Hi there-- where are you going with that carpet- bag?"
39778	About how much do you need to even it up?
39778	About when do you think we''ll capture any Brigs?"
39778	Ah-- then your nephew Jacques too has an ear?
39778	Ai n''t he silly, Mollie?"
39778	Ai n''t the ocean that wet place down around New Jersey somewhere?"
39778	And the old man rattled off the following:"Avvy- voo kelker chose ah me dire?
39778	And the police go around after them picking them up, eh?"
39778	And what do you suppose happened?
39778	Are n''t you feeling well?"
39778	Are the Boys de Bologna dead too?"
39778	Are you sure about that?"
39778	Avvy- voo bien dormy la nooit dernyere?
39778	British, eh?"
39778	But I say, Mollie, we''re really in London are we?"
39778	But what''s the use of talking about it?
39778	By Jiminy, that would be fun, would n''t it?
39778	Call for help?"
39778	Can you change it?"
39778	Did n''t you know that?"
39778	Did you get my letter?"
39778	Did your father say anything about this being England or not?"
39778	Do you think he will?"
39778	Does she practice on the phonograph or on her Aunt''s upright piano?
39778	Ever sella da banann?"
39778	For instance something like this:"Do you wish to go anywhere?
39778	GENOA, GIBRALTAR, AND COLUMBUS"Whatta da namea dissa cit?"
39778	He has n''t hid under this piazza, has he?"
39778	He proved the earth was round when everybody else thought it was flat-- and how do you suppose he did it?"
39778	Here it is, see?"
39778	Hi there, Porpee-- you big black one over there-- where''s Elmira, New York?"
39778	How did you get through the Custom House?"
39778	How do they keep the water out of their cellars?"
39778	How do you hold it all, Whistlebinkie?"
39778	How much does he get anyhow?"
39778	How much for a New York State Duke?"
39778	I asked''em in French, like this:''Mounseer le Umpire, est il mort?''
39778	I guess maybe you''d better pour it out into that vase up there on the mantel- piece-- it is n''t too thick to go in there, is it?"
39778	I hope the kitchen- stove is well?"
39778	I only know German by sight-- and even then I do n''t know what it means except Gesundheit,--which is German for''did you sneeze?''
39778	If I''d said it was sweet she''d have thought I was as much of a niggeramus as old Fizz----""Do you always read your newspaper upside- down?"
39778	If that kitchen- stove was only pretty do you suppose I''d love it the way I do?
39778	In closing I think I ought to say that the Unwiseman''s umbrella turned up in good order the next morning, and where do you suppose?
39778	Is he loose?"
39778	Is not that rather strange?
39778	Is one blanket sufficient for you?
39778	Kerpensy- voo de cette comedie mon cher mounseer de Whistlebinkie?"
39778	London Bridge ai n''t falling down again, is it?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	Me?"
39778	More''n forty years, was n''t it?"
39778	No hava da monk, Giuseppe?"
39778	Not a da rain or da heava da wind, eh?
39778	Now what are you going to do?"
39778	Savvy- voo kieskersayker cetum la avec le nez rouge?
39778	See that long line over there where the sky comes down and touches the water?"
39778	So we''re on the ocean again eh?"
39778	So what''s the good?"
39778	So you see a letter addressed to Mr. Hoch----""Beg pardon, but Mr. Who sir?"
39778	Some kind of a French cat- boat?
39778	Speakin''about fish, what do you say to trollin''for a whale this afternoon?"
39778	Suppose he comes?
39778	Tararas and diamond rings kind of get in your way when you''re pulling weeds and planting beets, so why should I buy them?"
39778	Tell you the truth I do n''t believe it''ll keep unless we get it in a bottle and cork it up good and tight-- do you?"
39778	That an Alp?
39778	That''s where Wigglethorpe----""Wigglethorpe?"
39778	The Duke of Me-- how would that sound, Mollie?"
39778	The back- door I charge for because it''s the entrance to my museum, do n''t you see?"
39778	The book says the answer to that is''yes, and my grandmother also,''whereupon I should ask,''how many grandchildren has your grandfather?''
39778	Then he cried from the depths of the carpet bag:"Hi there-- you people outside, what''s going on out there, an earthquake?"
39778	Then what do you suppose?
39778	There ai n''t any bridges over it, are there?"
39778	They claim over here that Britannia rules the waves, do n''t they?"
39778	This would be a great place for automobiles, would n''t it, Mollie?"
39778	Unwiseman?"
39778	Want to hear it?"
39778	Wass- er- matter?"
39778	What State- room are you in, Mollie?"
39778	What business are you in anyhow?"
39778	What do the cab- horses do here, swim?"
39778	What do you think of my sign?"
39778	What do you want me to call you, Wheezikid?"
39778	What do you want, the whole Atlantic Ocean sitting on your front stoop?"
39778	What does an A-1 Duke''s clothes cost?"
39778	What have you in stock made by Special Appointment for the King?"
39778	What is it anyhow?
39778	What is your wife''s grandmother knitting?
39778	What on earth am I going to do?
39778	What will seven times eight bananas divided by three mince pies multiplied by eight cream cakes, subtracted from a Monkey with two tails leave?"
39778	What you got in it?"
39778	What''s the chief product of the lunch counter at Poughkeepsie?"
39778	What''s the good word?"
39778	What''s the matter, was n''t there land enough?"
39778	What''s the use of having money?
39778	What''s the use?
39778	What''s the use?
39778	When a man goes fishing for shad and lands nothing but a last year''s straw hat, why would n''t he be sorry?"
39778	Where are we going to from here?"
39778	Where''ll I put it?"
39778	Where''s Miss Flaxilocks?"
39778	Who is that singing in the drawing room?
39778	Who is your Majesty''s Tailor?
39778	Why do n''t you by virtue of your exhausted rank propagate the following rules to unbait the nuisance?
39778	Why do n''t you speak to your Papa about it, Mollie?
39778	Why do n''t you wish to go somewhere?
39778	Why should the map say it''s four inches by an inch and a half, when anybody can see that this place is five miles by three just by looking at it?"
39778	Why-- when did that happen?
39778	Why?
39778	Will you come and have lunch with us?"
39778	Will you have another pillow?
39778	You can see it ca n''t you Mollie?"
39778	You do n''t have to pay duty on a request for information, do you?"
39778	You do n''t put any coal or stove polish on that big Chinese vase you have in your parlor, do you?"
39778	You grinda da org?"
39778	You were not misbehaving yourself, were you?"
39778	[ Illustration:"HAVE YOU SEEN THE ORMOLU CLOCK OF YOUR SISTER''S MUSIC TEACHER?"]
39778	_ You_ Uncle Sam?