This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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21506 | Am I to be shot? |
21506 | And did you give them the information they required? |
21506 | Are those Indians? |
21506 | But how shall I reach the window? |
21506 | But how, if the sides are perpendicular, are we to reach it? |
21506 | But if the Spaniards were to come on board, what harm could they do us? |
21506 | Can the Indian be deceiving us? |
21506 | Candela, my friend, what has brought you here? |
21506 | Could you not remain with me? |
21506 | Has anybody seen him? |
21506 | Has no one been into the house? |
21506 | How are you getting on, senor padre? |
21506 | How did you manage to discover me? |
21506 | I hope you do n''t include us in the category? |
21506 | If one set of people will attack another, what are the peaceably disposed to do? |
21506 | My father is Senor Barry Desmond-- perhaps he is known to your reverence? |
21506 | Now tell me, doctor, to what happy circumstance are we indebted for the pleasure of seeing you so soon? |
21506 | O Senor Barry, is that you? 21506 What are they?" |
21506 | What can be the matter? |
21506 | What can that vessel want with us? |
21506 | What do you think that means? |
21506 | What is it? |
21506 | What made you go out to meet those people? 21506 What''s the matter?" |
21506 | When will the despatches be ready? |
21506 | Who are these? |
21506 | Who are you; and whence do you come? |
21506 | Who can doubt about him? |
21506 | Who do you think they are? |
21506 | Who was she? |
21506 | Why did you grant him quarter? |
21506 | Why do you wish to know? |
21506 | Why should people spend their lives in fighting, when they would be so much happier living at peace with each other? 21506 You think, then, that I am about to die?" |
21506 | Advancing for a few hundred yards? |
21506 | And now, Gab, tell me at once, who are the people you went to meet, and what did you say to them? |
21506 | And now, will you give me the promise we ask? |
21506 | At last, seeing a cottage at some little distance, I rode towards it, and shouted out,--"Friends, can you tell me what has become of the padre?" |
21506 | At length there came a lull, when I heard the doctor''s voice shouting out,"Barry, my boy, where are you? |
21506 | Can not you suggest anything to relieve the anguish of my mind?" |
21506 | Can they have dared to burn our house? |
21506 | Could any being in the form of man, as he beheld that young creature in all her maiden beauty, utter that word? |
21506 | Could those swarthy soldiers, savage as they looked, pull a trigger to deprive her of life? |
21506 | Could we resist that attack? |
21506 | For what nobler task can a human being live-- or die, if needs be? |
21506 | How could they have been carved, unless the waters had risen up to them and thus enabled our fathers to reach them in boats?" |
21506 | How, and when?" |
21506 | I exclaimed eagerly, my heart sinking as I heard the doctor say this;"what was her name?" |
21506 | I shouted out;"do n''t you remember your friends?" |
21506 | Oh, what can have happened to her? |
21506 | The door opened, and a native woman rushed out with a child at her back, exclaiming,--"Has he come back?--has he come back? |
21506 | Then how are we to believe you?" |
21506 | What do you say, my young friend?" |
21506 | What woman, indeed, with Spanish blood in her veins, would be without so useful an implement? |
21506 | Who are the people you went to meet?" |
21506 | Would it not be wiser for you to unite with your brothers- in- law, and assist in defending their house, which you may do successfully? |
21506 | You remember that?" |
21506 | You will stay by us, doctor; but you may prefer seeking safety in flight, as the quarrel is not yours?" |
21506 | ` Do you leave no one behind you who will mourn your loss?'' |
21506 | he exclaimed,"what wonderful chance has enabled us thus to meet? |
21506 | how could you have risked your safety by coming here?" |
21506 | is that you?" |
21506 | what is that noise?" |
45848 | But did you not fear sickness on your way? |
45848 | But is there not a posada near here,I queried,"or a place where we can remain over night?" |
45848 | But what are those lights on the mountain summit, a little to the left? |
45848 | But why did we not,it may be asked,"continue our journey through to Bogotá on our mules? |
45848 | But why had not our men and mules arrived,we asked ourselves time and again? |
45848 | Did you put in a claim to the government for damages? |
45848 | Do you wish to spend the rest of your life in South America? 45848 Have you heard anything about them?" |
45848 | How long shall we be obliged to wait before we can cross? |
45848 | How were you ever able to make such a trip? |
45848 | We shall arrive at Caqueza by four o''clock, shall we not? |
45848 | Well, then, we shall arrive by five, shall we not? |
45848 | Why is this cross placed here? |
45848 | A soft wind flutters through the deep blue sky, The myrtle blooms, and towers the laurel high, Knowest thou it well? |
45848 | After we had safely gotten across I turned again to our guide and said:"That is surely the Ocoa, is it not?" |
45848 | And did this message ever reach its destination? |
45848 | And why did you select the rainy season for your journey? |
45848 | And why not? |
45848 | Are they not the best and surest- footed animals in the steep mountain trails?" |
45848 | But where did the money come from for the erection of such a noble structure? |
45848 | But why, it will be asked, do not ocean vessels dock at Barranquilla instead of unloading so far away from the city? |
45848 | Had some enthusiastic Teuton tried to start a propaganda in favor of the Vaterland by distributing broadcast these engravings of the imperial family? |
45848 | Have they a special"sense of direction,"or is their"homing"faculty or power of orientation, something that is tantamount to a sixth sense? |
45848 | Hot? |
45848 | How few are there who have an adequate conception of the extent of this country? |
45848 | How much more then should we, who had so recently come from the chilly north, be exposed, if we still persisted in our foolhardy venture? |
45848 | How unlike, in this respect, is he not, to Pizarro and Almagro, who were unable to sign their own names? |
45848 | If the island-- Española-- was not Cipango, what was it? |
45848 | If we once got to Orocué, what was to prevent us from going further up the river-- as far as its waters were navigable? |
45848 | Might there not have been another interruption in the line after we sent our second message? |
45848 | Might they not actually be the electric lights of Bogotá or of some other city of the Sierras? |
45848 | Or were we just then in the mood that impelled Goethe to indite his soul- subduing ballad Der Wanderer? |
45848 | Quien sabe? |
45848 | Such being the case, is it astonishing that the early explorers should have seriously believed in what we are now so ready to denounce as absurd? |
45848 | They must be very high, for the price paid?" |
45848 | To the question, How can he have retained his power without superior talent? |
45848 | Was it that secret bond of sympathy-- highly intensified by circumstances and environment-- that makes all the world akin? |
45848 | Was it that they would fain have seen in the handsome young traveler a prospective son- in- law? |
45848 | Was it the ever dominant feeling that"There is no place like home,"that made him prefer Orocué to Paris or London? |
45848 | We had, on several former occasions, found that our canned goods were unfit for use, and what if the contents of this last box should be spoiled? |
45848 | Were they the king and queen of their tribe? |
45848 | Were we not beneath the starry vault of heaven, in the depth of the dark, majestic tropical forest, in the most inspiring temple of the Most High? |
45848 | What did it all mean? |
45848 | What then was this"midnight gloom still blossoming into fire"? |
45848 | What was it in these gentle creatures, whom we saw for only a few moments, that appealed to us so strongly? |
45848 | What was to be done? |
45848 | What would you have done if you had been stricken with the vomito or berriberri or the bubonic plague?" |
45848 | Where did it come from? |
45848 | Which will be the next? |
45848 | Who bids them, asks Pope,"Columbus- like, explore Heavens not their own, and worlds unknown before? |
45848 | Who can tell? |
45848 | Who forms the phalanx, and who points the way?" |
45848 | Who from seeing choice plants in a hothouse, can magnify some into the dimensions of forest trees, and crowd others into an entangled jungle? |
45848 | Whoever carried them to a more successful issue? |
45848 | Whoever conceived plans so vast? |
45848 | Why did you not wait until summer, when it is dry, and when the roads are in better condition?" |
45848 | Will it ever be realized? |
45848 | You see them, do n''t you?" |
45848 | [ 177] By what miraculous instinct are they guided in these semi- annual migrations across half the globe? |
45848 | [ 196]"Why do you plant these eucalyptus trees around your houses?" |
45848 | [ 217] Was the Liberator gifted with a seer''s vision when he penned these prophetic words? |
45848 | [ 22] Were the tragic scenes enacted in these waters and in the harbor of Manila the fulfillment of the prophecy? |
45848 | [ 232] From what, the reader will ask, and how, is chicha prepared? |
34792 | And the woman? 34792 Any more such playthings?" |
34792 | Are all of the ships that ply in these waters like those we have found? |
34792 | Are n''t the Dutch neutral in this quarrel? |
34792 | Are you all here? |
34792 | Are you hurt, my lad? |
34792 | Can I go with you? |
34792 | Can you find your chest easily? |
34792 | Can you see the horsemen just to our right, where the way curves slightly? |
34792 | Did you have to bring this far? |
34792 | Did you notice that tall fellow-- the one with the extraordinary mustache-- who stood somewhat in the background while we talked with Pelado? |
34792 | Did your father and his friends perish? |
34792 | Do you live near here? |
34792 | Do you mean to say he has two hundred at Morova? |
34792 | Do you not know of some one who saw him? |
34792 | Do you think we are liable to an attack from the inhabitants in case we should be seen? |
34792 | Do you think we can save her? |
34792 | Do you think we had better go there, Jack? |
34792 | Do you think we shall touch port again soon? |
34792 | Does he know of her? |
34792 | Does señors see that dismal building on yonder point of land? |
34792 | Had we better try and land here? |
34792 | Has he fainted? |
34792 | Have you friends at San Carlos? |
34792 | Have you heard how Colonel Marchand is? |
34792 | How about Francisco de Caprian? |
34792 | How came England to allow such a vessel to leave her port? |
34792 | How could mother''s picture be brought here, and why? |
34792 | How far is it to the nearest town? |
34792 | How far is that from here? |
34792 | How fares it with you, señors? |
34792 | How is it about the wild horses our geographies describe as still roaming with flowing manes and foaming nostrils and llanoes and pampas? |
34792 | How is it,asked Ronie,"that you keep from being molested by the insurgents, when you are situated in the heart of the debatable ground?" |
34792 | How many men has El Capitan under him?'' 34792 I believe you have been there?" |
34792 | I suppose efforts will be made to capture him? |
34792 | I wonder if yonder old vine- clad building is where mother is imprisoned? |
34792 | I wonder what they will do with the sloop now she has capitulated? |
34792 | I wonder what this means? |
34792 | I wonder where Colonel Marchand thinks we are? |
34792 | Is he fatally hurt? |
34792 | Is he in La Guayra? |
34792 | Is it a trick of yours to fall overboard every time you step on deck? |
34792 | Is it held by the insurgents? |
34792 | Is it possible that Castro''s hirelings have penetrated into this region? |
34792 | Is n''t it strange Washington should be given a statue here? |
34792 | Jack, what do you make of Captain Hawkins and his men? |
34792 | Me-- parley? 34792 Must we let him butcher her in cold blood and remain inactive?" |
34792 | Señor, Americanos have heard of the wonderful curative powers of the waters of San Andrea, and have come hither to recover their wasted vitality? |
34792 | Shall we accept his proposition? |
34792 | So he is headed in that way? |
34792 | So our friends are held as prisoners of war? |
34792 | So you think there is likely to be some dangerous experiences attached to the journey? |
34792 | Then you are not rebels, Ronie? |
34792 | Very true,argued[ Transcriber''s note: agreed?} |
34792 | We need not go there? |
34792 | Well, Jack, what do you think of this? |
34792 | What I want to know is, how many men has he now? 34792 What about the climate, Jack?" |
34792 | What about the ship? |
34792 | What about this rubber business? |
34792 | What can they wish to keep us for? |
34792 | What can we do, Jack? |
34792 | What do you propose to do, Jack? |
34792 | What do you say, Ronie? 34792 What does he need reinforcements for?" |
34792 | What does it mean, Jack? |
34792 | What does it mean? 34792 What does that mean?" |
34792 | What does this mean? |
34792 | What have we here? |
34792 | What have you learned that is new, Jack? |
34792 | What have you to say of that? |
34792 | What is going on that way? |
34792 | What is he doing there? |
34792 | What is he in prison for? 34792 What is it, Jack?" |
34792 | What means that confusion and those loud voices upon the deck? |
34792 | Where away has it been sighted, lookout? |
34792 | Where can he be? 34792 Where does it all come from?" |
34792 | Where is El Capitan? |
34792 | Where is she now? |
34792 | Where we are likely to find El Capitan and his insurgents? |
34792 | Who are you who says this, and how come you by this information? 34792 Who are you?" |
34792 | Who is working in the interest of Matos, the leader of the revolutionists? |
34792 | Why not meet all of us? |
34792 | Why not take the lead, Ronie? |
34792 | Why should his countrymen, after all he had done for them, strip him of his honors and leave him forlorn and disappointed? |
34792 | Why should we be accorded such treatment? |
34792 | Will it be possible for us to take our trunk with us? |
34792 | You can secure his freedom, can you not, Colonel Marchand? |
34792 | You do not believe he would lead any one into needless danger, Jack? |
34792 | You do not think we had better try and leave the vessel here? |
34792 | You have not heard from her? |
34792 | You hear, Francisco, that we are going with you? |
34792 | You mean General Hernandez, señor? 34792 You mean San Carlos, señor?" |
34792 | You mistook us for Castro''s soldiers? |
34792 | You overheard what we said? |
34792 | You think I have misjudged the man, Sergeant Rand? |
34792 | You would like to see him set free? |
34792 | And whoever saw a greener plain on a bluer sea?" |
34792 | Are you expecting them this way?" |
34792 | Are you willing to undertake this hazardous mission?" |
34792 | But are there any of Castro''s soldiers in this vicinity?" |
34792 | But have n''t you water nearer than a mile?" |
34792 | But where is Harrie, Ronie? |
34792 | But who is this woman with you?" |
34792 | By the way, what do you say to a campaign under the illustrious Castro, the modern Bolivar of Venezuela? |
34792 | Can the chameleon beat that in changing colors? |
34792 | Can you tell if Minister Bowen is at the capital?" |
34792 | Colonel Marchand sends his message by you?" |
34792 | Could he reasonably hope to meet successfully El Capitan''s superior numbers? |
34792 | Could they stand idle there and see Harrie taken to some fate they could not understand? |
34792 | Did ever you, Jack?" |
34792 | Did you escape from the prison at San Carlos?" |
34792 | Did you see anything of Captain Rhoades and his bold riders?" |
34792 | Do you care to take that chance with me, señors, or remain here and possibly escape with more or less harm?" |
34792 | Do you think, Jack, we need to stand in much fear of the insurgents in this vicinity?" |
34792 | Does n''t he look fine? |
34792 | Had he fallen into some trap and become a prisoner? |
34792 | Had they been forgotten by their captors, or was it a premeditated plan to kill them by starvation and thirst? |
34792 | Has the dispatch to Colonel Marchand been opened?" |
34792 | Have you any plan to suggest, Manuel?" |
34792 | Have you communicated with Minister Bowen?" |
34792 | He could not refrain from saying:"You are Francisco''s mother?" |
34792 | How can that be?" |
34792 | How is it I find you here?" |
34792 | How many men has El Capitan now?" |
34792 | How many men has El Capitan under him, do you think, Manuel?" |
34792 | How soon can you be ready to report, sergeant?" |
34792 | I wonder what is on hand now?" |
34792 | Is he coming behind you?" |
34792 | Is it go, or stay here until something else comes our way?" |
34792 | Is it possible I find you here?" |
34792 | Is that enough?" |
34792 | Is there a surgeon about the place?" |
34792 | Is there any path turning off from the road that we can turn into, Riva?" |
34792 | Is there nothing we can do for them?" |
34792 | Is this town held by Castro or by the followers of Matos?" |
34792 | It was your friend I sent to have liberated from the penitentiary at San Carlos, was it not?" |
34792 | Jack Greenland was the first to speak:"Ca n''t you or the woman parley with them long enough for us to slip away by the rear of the building, Manuel?" |
34792 | Jack showed almost as much emotion as his young companion, as he stepped quickly beside him, saying:"Your mother''s photograph in this place? |
34792 | Meanwhile, how has it fared with Jack and Ronie, who found their escape cut off at the very moment they were about to follow their companions? |
34792 | Prefacing his question with an oath, he demanded:"Who are you, and where did you come from?" |
34792 | Ronie for a brief while lost consciousness, and then the voice of Jack came faintly to his ears:"Where are you, lad?" |
34792 | Shall we follow them?" |
34792 | Shall we stop here a while or push on toward the next place?" |
34792 | Shall we take these fellows along with us, sergeant?" |
34792 | Shall you claim to be a revolutionist or a follower of Castro?" |
34792 | That will give me time to detain[ Transcriber''s note: detail?] |
34792 | The first clutched his knife savagely, but what could he hope to do against such a foe with so simple a weapon? |
34792 | The newcomer was none other than Captain de Caprian, who asked:"Whom have we here, señors?" |
34792 | The other showed his disappointment at this, but soon asked:"Have you friends in this country?" |
34792 | The photograph fell from one of your pockets, Señor Manuel?" |
34792 | The ragged troops of the revolutionists must be fed, and what easier way to do it? |
34792 | Then Ronie said:"Well, what do you think of it, Jack?" |
34792 | Then he asked, as if a new thought had come suddenly to him:"What do they say of us in the Great Republic?" |
34792 | Then, addressing the Venezuelan, he said:"How far is it to the nearest town?" |
34792 | What are your names?" |
34792 | What can be on foot now?" |
34792 | What do you believe would be the most effective thing for me to do toward quelling this rebellion in the vicinity from which you have come?" |
34792 | What do you know of him?" |
34792 | What do you say to becoming comrades under Castro?" |
34792 | What do you say to going with us on our campaign toward Maracaibo? |
34792 | What do you think he will do-- follow us?" |
34792 | What does it mean?" |
34792 | What has he told you?" |
34792 | What if the latter had five thousand men under his command? |
34792 | What would you suggest that we do first?" |
34792 | When shall I meet him again?" |
34792 | Where away?" |
34792 | Where can one find a grander combination of sea, plain, valley and mountain? |
34792 | Where could he be all this time? |
34792 | Which way shall we go, sergeant?" |
34792 | Whither do you wish to go?" |
34792 | Whither were they bound? |
34792 | Who are you, sir?" |
34792 | Who can be writing us from that city?" |
34792 | Who comes here?" |
34792 | Who comes here?" |
34792 | Who comes?" |
34792 | Who is coming now?" |
34792 | Who would you see in Caracas?" |
34792 | Why is it done?" |
34792 | Would he let the Americanos have horses to carry important news to the revolutionists near Caracas? |
34792 | You appear to be one of the crew; why is this so?" |
34792 | You are not satisfied with the appearance of the_ Libertador_?" |
34792 | You understand?" |
34792 | You were scouts for El Capitan?" |
34792 | return to the jungles of Luzon?" |
34792 | she implored,"must you leave me here and now?" |
34792 | what does the coming of that llaneros mean?" |
34792 | what have we here?" |
34792 | who comes here? |