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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33 | , said he;is it thou? |
33 | Am I mad? 33 And I!--how am I to live longer, breathing the same air with this deadly enemy?" |
33 | And about what? |
33 | And now what wouldst thou with me touching this man? |
33 | And what am I now? |
33 | And what of him? |
33 | And what other time? |
33 | And what reason is that? |
33 | And wherefore? |
33 | And why not, mother? |
33 | And will he always keep his hand over his heart? |
33 | And will he hold out both his hands to me, as when thou ledst me to him from the brook- side? |
33 | And will the minister be there? |
33 | Art thou like the Black Man that haunts the forest round about us? 33 Art thou my child, in very truth?" |
33 | Ay-- how is that, good Master Dimmesdale? |
33 | Better? 33 But did your reverence hear of the portent that was seen last night? |
33 | But how to avoid it? 33 But where is this mother of thine? |
33 | But wilt thou promise,asked Pearl,"to take my hand, and mother''s hand, to- morrow noontide?" |
33 | Child, what art thou? |
33 | Didst thou ever awake and find thy mother gone? |
33 | Do I feel joy again? |
33 | Do you see that woman with the embroidered badge? |
33 | Dost thou know me so little, Hester Prynne? 33 Dost thou know thy mother now, child? |
33 | Dost thou know, child, wherefore thy mother wears this letter? |
33 | Dost thou mock me now? |
33 | Dost thou not think her beautiful? 33 Dost thou remember me, Hester, as I was nine years agone? |
33 | Dost thou think I have been to the forest so many times, and have yet no skill to judge who else has been there? 33 Dost thou think the child will be glad to know me?" |
33 | Doth he love us? |
33 | Doth the universe lie within the compass of yonder town, which only a little time ago was but a leaf- strewn desert, as lonely as this around us? 33 Has he not paid thee all?" |
33 | Hast thou not tortured him enough? |
33 | Hast thou seen it? |
33 | Hast thou? |
33 | Have you another passenger? |
33 | Hester,said he,"hast thou found peace?" |
33 | How can you question it? |
33 | How knewest thou that I was here? |
33 | I wonder if mother will ask me what it means? |
33 | Is it the Black Man? |
33 | Is not this better,murmured he,"than what we dreamed of in the forest?" |
33 | Is the world, then, so narrow? |
33 | Is the worshipful Governor Bellingham within? |
33 | Mother,said she,"what does the scarlet letter mean?" |
33 | Never, sayest thou? |
33 | Now, what mortal imagination could conceive it? |
33 | Sayest thou so? |
33 | Shall we not meet again? |
33 | Shall we not spend our immortal life together? 33 Tell me, then, what thou art, and who sent thee hither?" |
33 | Then why not reveal it here? |
33 | This woman has brought shame upon us all, and ought to die; is there not law for it? 33 Thou wilt not reveal his name? |
33 | Thy mother is yonder woman with the scarlet letter,said the seaman,"Wilt thou carry her a message from me?" |
33 | Welcome home, reverend sir,said the physician"And how found you that godly man, the Apostle Eliot? |
33 | Were it not better,said he,"that you use my poor skill tonight? |
33 | What choice had you? |
33 | What do we talk of marks and brands, whether on the bodice of her gown or the flesh of her forehead? |
33 | What does the letter mean, mother? 33 What does this sad little brook say, mother?" |
33 | What else could I look for, being what I am, and leading such a life as mine? 33 What evil have I done the man?" |
33 | What evil thing is at hand? |
33 | What has the letter to do with any heart save mine? |
33 | What have we here? |
33 | What have you to do with us? |
33 | What is he? |
33 | What is it that haunts and tempts me thus? |
33 | What is it, good Mistress Hibbins? |
33 | What little bird of scarlet plumage may this be? 33 What mean you?" |
33 | What say you, worshipful Master Bellingham? 33 What see you in my face,"asked the physician,"that you look at it so earnestly?" |
33 | What sent you hither? |
33 | What shall I say? |
33 | What should ail me to harm this misbegotten and miserable babe? 33 What should he say, Pearl,"answered Hester,"save that it was no time to kiss, and that kisses are not to be given in the market- place? |
33 | What wouldst thou say, child? |
33 | Whence come you, Hester? |
33 | Wherefore dost thou desire it? |
33 | Wherefore have all the people left their work to- day? 33 Who is he? |
33 | Who is that man, Hester? |
33 | Who speaks? |
33 | Why dost thou smile so at me? |
33 | Why doth the minister sit yonder? |
33 | Why not announce thyself openly, and cast me off at once? |
33 | Why should not the guilty ones sooner avail themselves of this unutterable solace? |
33 | Why, know you not,cried the shipmaster,"that this physician here-- Chillingworth he calls himself-- is minded to try my cabin- fare with you? |
33 | Why, what is this, mother? |
33 | Will he go back with us, hand in hand, we three together, into the town? |
33 | Will not it come of its own accord when I am a woman grown? |
33 | Wilt thou come across the brook, and own thy mother, now that she has her shame upon her-- now that she is sad? |
33 | Wilt thou die for very weakness? 33 Wilt thou go and play, child?" |
33 | Wilt thou go with us to- night? 33 Wilt thou let me be at peace, if I once tell thee?" |
33 | Wilt thou not frown? 33 Wilt thou stand here with mother and me, to- morrow noontide?" |
33 | Wilt thou yet forgive me? |
33 | Wouldst thou avenge thyself on the innocent babe? |
33 | Yes, mother,answered Pearl,"But if it be the Black Man, wilt thou not let me stay a moment, and look at him, with his big book under his arm?" |
33 | You would tell me, then, that I know all? |
33 | ( Had Hester sinned alone?) |
33 | And didst thou ever meet him? |
33 | And does he now summon me to its fulfilment, by suggesting the performance of every wickedness which his most foul imagination can conceive?" |
33 | And dost thou go to meet him in the nighttime?" |
33 | And is this his mark?" |
33 | And thou, Arthur Dimmesdale, dost thou yet live?" |
33 | And was this the man? |
33 | And what hast thou to do with all these iron men, and their opinions? |
33 | And wherefore should it not bring you peace?" |
33 | And whither was he now going? |
33 | And, moreover, is there not a quality of awful sacredness in the relation between this mother and this child?" |
33 | Are my purposes wo nt to be so shallow? |
33 | Are you there?" |
33 | Art thou a Christian child-- ha? |
33 | Art thou in life?" |
33 | Art thou not afraid of nightmares and hideous dreams?" |
33 | But dost thou know, my child, what this letter means which thy mother is doomed to wear?" |
33 | But how gat such a guest into my hall?" |
33 | But how? |
33 | But now thou wilt?" |
33 | But now-- since I am irrevocably doomed-- wherefore should I not snatch the solace allowed to the condemned culprit before his execution? |
33 | But where was his mind? |
33 | But where was little Pearl? |
33 | But who art thou, that meddlest in this matter? |
33 | But who can see an inch into futurity beyond his nose? |
33 | But why does he not wear it outside his bosom, as thou dost, mother?" |
33 | Canst thou do nothing for me? |
33 | Canst thou tell me, my child, who made thee?" |
33 | Could it be true? |
33 | Could there be plainer speech than this? |
33 | Couldst thou surely tell, Hester, whether he was the same man that encountered thee on the forest path?" |
33 | Did I make a contract with him in the forest, and sign it with my blood? |
33 | Did he wish to die? |
33 | Did the sun, which shone so brightly everywhere else, really fall upon him? |
33 | Didst thou ever meet the Black Man, mother?" |
33 | Dost know thy catechism? |
33 | Dost thou know the man? |
33 | Dost thou not see what I would say? |
33 | Dost thou remember me? |
33 | Doth this bring thee no comfort?" |
33 | Doth thy sentence bind thee to wear the token in thy sleep? |
33 | Ha, Hester Prynne?" |
33 | Had Mr. Dimmesdale actually spoken? |
33 | Had seven long years, under the torture of the scarlet letter, inflicted so much of misery and wrought out no repentance? |
33 | Hast thou enticed me into a bond that will prove the ruin of my soul?" |
33 | Hast thou exhausted possibility in the failure of this one trial? |
33 | Hast thou forgotten it?" |
33 | Hath he not pleaded well for the poor woman?" |
33 | Hath she affections? |
33 | Hath she any discoverable principle of being?" |
33 | Hath she not expressed this thought in the garb of the poor child, so forcibly reminding us of that red symbol which sears her bosom?" |
33 | How can it be otherwise? |
33 | How fared it with him, then? |
33 | How is it, Hester? |
33 | How may this be unless you first lay open to him the wound or trouble in your soul?" |
33 | Is Hester Prynne the less miserable, think you, for that scarlet letter on her breast?" |
33 | Is it a play- day for the whole world? |
33 | Is it because, when the minister wrote his name in the book, the Black Man set his mark in that place? |
33 | Is it true, mother? |
33 | Is the imp altogether evil? |
33 | Is there no reality in the penitence thus sealed and witnessed by good works? |
33 | Is there not shade enough in all this boundless forest to hide thy heart from the gaze of Roger Chillingworth?" |
33 | Is there such a Black Man? |
33 | Must I sink down there, and die at once?" |
33 | Must it be thou, or I, that shall deal with this poor sinner''s soul?" |
33 | O Thou to whom I dare not lift mine eyes, wilt Thou yet pardon me?" |
33 | Or art thou one of those naughty elfs or fairies whom we thought to have left behind us, with other relics of Papistry, in merry old England?" |
33 | Or is she an elfish spirit, who, as the legends of our childhood taught us, is forbidden to cross a running stream? |
33 | Or might it suffice him that every wholesome growth should be converted into something deleterious and malignant at his touch? |
33 | Or was there, as it rather seemed, a circle of ominous shadow moving along with his deformity whichever way he turned himself? |
33 | Or would he spread bat''s wings and flee away, looking so much the uglier the higher he rose towards heaven? |
33 | Or, if not, thou strange and elfish child, whence didst thou come?" |
33 | Or, must she receive those intimations-- so obscure, yet so distinct-- as truth? |
33 | Prithee, young one, who art thou, and what has ailed thy mother to bedizen thee in this strange fashion? |
33 | See ye not, she is the scarlet letter, only capable of being loved, and so endowed with a millionfold the power of retribution for my sin? |
33 | Shall I lie down again on these withered leaves, where I cast myself when thou didst tell me what he was? |
33 | So thou thinkest the child will love me?" |
33 | That unsunned snow in the matron''s bosom, and the burning shame on Hester Prynne''s-- what had the two in common? |
33 | Then she spoke aloud--"Silly Pearl,"said she,"what questions are these? |
33 | Then what was he?--a substance?--or the dimmest of all shadows? |
33 | Thou wilt love him-- wilt thou not?" |
33 | Was I not all this?" |
33 | Was existence worth accepting even to the happiest among them? |
33 | Was he weary of his labours? |
33 | Was it but the mockery of penitence? |
33 | Was not the secret told me, in the natural recoil of my heart at the first sight of him, and as often as I have seen him since? |
33 | Were such a man once more to fall, what plea could be urged in extenuation of his crime? |
33 | Were there not the brilliant particles of a halo in the air about his head? |
33 | What can a ruined soul like mine effect towards the redemption of other souls?--or a polluted soul towards their purification? |
33 | What can thy silence do for him, except it tempt him-- yea, compel him, as it were-- to add hypocrisy to sin? |
33 | What canst thou do for the child in this kind?" |
33 | What choice remains to me? |
33 | What did it betoken? |
33 | What have they all come to do, here in the market- place?" |
33 | What is that the minister seeks to hide, with his hand always over his heart? |
33 | What kind of business in life-- what mode of glorifying God, or being serviceable to mankind in his day and generation-- may that be? |
33 | What know I of the minister''s heart? |
33 | What mean you?" |
33 | What say you to it, once again, brother Dimmesdale? |
33 | What sayest thou?" |
33 | What think ye, gossips? |
33 | What was it? |
33 | What were they? |
33 | What will now be the course of his revenge?" |
33 | What would the minister have said, mother? |
33 | What, could he, whose sphere was in great cities, be seeking in the wilderness? |
33 | What, in heaven''s name, is she? |
33 | When hast thou been so sluggish before now? |
33 | When the whole had gone by, she looked up into Hester''s face--"Mother,"said she,"was that the same minister that kissed me by the brook?" |
33 | Where are you?" |
33 | Wherefore should we linger upon it now? |
33 | Whither leads yonder forest- track? |
33 | Who is he? |
33 | Who is he?" |
33 | Who made me so?" |
33 | Whom would they discern there, with the red eastern light upon his brow? |
33 | Why did I not understand? |
33 | Why did we not find it sooner?" |
33 | Why does he do so, mother?" |
33 | Why hast thou not avenged thyself on me?" |
33 | Why shouldst thou tarry so much as one other day in the torments that have so gnawed into thy life? |
33 | Why, then, had he come hither? |
33 | Why, with such rank in the learned world, had he come hither? |
33 | Will he continue, then, to keep our secret? |
33 | Will not my aid be requisite to put you in heart and strength to preach your Election Sermon?" |
33 | Wilt thou forgive?" |
33 | Wilt thou give up that only privilege? |
33 | Wilt thou not love him? |
33 | Wilt thou reject that priceless benefit?" |
33 | Wilt thou ride with me some fine night to see thy father? |
33 | Wilt thou tell her this, thou witch- baby?" |
33 | Wilt thou yet purge it out of thee, and be once more human? |
33 | Would he arouse him with a throb of agony? |
33 | Would he have clapped his hand over his heart, and scowled on me, and bid me begone?" |
33 | Would he startle him with sudden fear? |
33 | Would not the people start up in their seats, by a simultaneous impulse, and tear him down out of the pulpit which he defiled? |
33 | Would you bring infamy on your sacred profession?" |
33 | Would you, therefore, that your physician heal the bodily evil? |
33 | and is it Mistress Hester that has a word for old Roger Chillingworth?" |
33 | and why does the minister keep his hand over his heart?" |
33 | and why dost thou wear it? |
33 | can this be you? |
33 | cried Pearl, after listening awhile to its talk,"Why art thou so sad? |
33 | exclaimed a man in the crowd,"is there no virtue in woman, save what springs from a wholesome fear of the gallows? |
33 | or am I given over utterly to the fiend? |
33 | that dares thrust himself between the sufferer and his God?" |
33 | that have made thee feeble to will and to do? |
33 | that will leave thee powerless even to repent? |
33 | what is your purpose?" |
33 | what right had infirmity like his to burden itself with crime? |
33 | why dost thou not come to me?" |
38723 | A crisis of some kind? 38723 A sour- dough?" |
38723 | Afraid it would n''t last? |
38723 | Am I accountable for the accident? |
38723 | An outbreak? |
38723 | And Custer? |
38723 | And if the others wo n''t? |
38723 | And now? |
38723 | And that is? |
38723 | And that is? |
38723 | And the horses? |
38723 | And then? |
38723 | And then? |
38723 | And what are you going to do about it? |
38723 | And when does the rash experiment begin? |
38723 | And you drive about selling things? 38723 And you imagined that you had hidden your motive? |
38723 | Anything else? |
38723 | Are n''t you asking rather more than Harry could consistently do? |
38723 | Are n''t you coming in? 38723 Are n''t you going to trade that man the gramophone? |
38723 | Are there any of my other friends about? |
38723 | Are those crop statistics so very fascinating? |
38723 | Are you a friend of either of them? |
38723 | Are you going to camp with us to- night? |
38723 | Are you going to let the boys from across the creek get ahead of you? |
38723 | Are you going to look at the wheat? |
38723 | Are you going to make some new venture? |
38723 | Are you going to quit the peddling and take up a quarter- section with the girl? |
38723 | Are you hurt? |
38723 | Are you open to earn a few dollars? |
38723 | Are you quite sure you did n''t mean a useful one? |
38723 | Are you sure that I am displeased? |
38723 | Are you telling us that Hunter, who has plenty of money, lets his wife go borrowing from people like you? |
38723 | Bills? 38723 But could n''t he have been compelled to produce it in court?" |
38723 | But do n''t people generally get a duplicate of a paper of this kind? |
38723 | But do n''t you want any references? |
38723 | But have n''t you already made it difficult for Nevis to get a messenger? |
38723 | But how could the failure in Winnipeg affect Nevis? |
38723 | But how''s he going to see him, when Jake''s up the track? |
38723 | But is n''t his name Maverick? |
38723 | But is n''t that a difficult thing? 38723 But is n''t there something to be said for-- the other kind?" |
38723 | But suppose he goes himself? |
38723 | But what about her husband? 38723 But what''s holding us up?" |
38723 | But why did you do it? |
38723 | But why did you do so? |
38723 | But why did you want to insult him? |
38723 | But why should that annoy you? |
38723 | But why? |
38723 | Can I drive you home? |
38723 | Can it have done very much harm? |
38723 | Can you give me any information? |
38723 | Can you produce it? |
38723 | Can you remember when it was? |
38723 | Can you ride? |
38723 | Cold? |
38723 | Could I? |
38723 | Could n''t he raise the money somehow, for a month? |
38723 | Could n''t you have gone short in your payments before it got too big, and let him sell the place? |
38723 | Creditors? |
38723 | Dare you believe that would have mattered so very much to me? 38723 Did Winthrop ever show you his mortgage deed or any other papers relating to his deal with Nevis?" |
38723 | Did anybody get on board? |
38723 | Did he lead up to it? |
38723 | Did he mean Mr. Thorne by Leslie? |
38723 | Did n''t you send two of the boys off Dakota way, Corporal? |
38723 | Did you call him that? |
38723 | Did you get a bump on your forehead on that occasion? 38723 Did you know that Winthrop was in the neighborhood?" |
38723 | Did you leave your situations in England in the same fashion? |
38723 | Did you meet anybody on the trail? |
38723 | Did you never do anything else? |
38723 | Did you never feel so worried that it was kind of soothing to do something mad? |
38723 | Did you speak to him? |
38723 | Did you want to see me about something, Grantly? |
38723 | Do n''t you, Mavy? |
38723 | Do you care to explain that? |
38723 | Do you feel like making any explanation? |
38723 | Do you get letters for all the farms every round? |
38723 | Do you know where he is? |
38723 | Do you mean to stay with it? |
38723 | Do you suppose new dresses are a matter of vital importance to me? |
38723 | Do you think that kind of thing is wise? |
38723 | Do you think you could guarantee me to the extent of, say, a thousand dollars? |
38723 | Do you think you could walk sixteen miles? |
38723 | Do you wish me to understand that you were astonished? |
38723 | Does Thorne really mean to turn farmer? |
38723 | Does n''t it depend on the kind of lever you use? |
38723 | Elcot, wo n''t you tell me exactly how much you mean by that? |
38723 | Elcot,she asked abruptly,"has it never occurred to you that you could make more of your life than you are doing here?" |
38723 | Elcot,she asked,"do you think I ought n''t to have gone away?" |
38723 | Ever hear anything like that before, Watson? |
38723 | Going far? |
38723 | Got some candies for me? |
38723 | Got something to- day, Steve? |
38723 | Had n''t we better drive on if there''s likely to be any trouble? |
38723 | Had n''t we better get that mower, Farquhar? |
38723 | Had n''t you better call to him? |
38723 | Had n''t you better get the thing out before somebody else comes along? |
38723 | Had you any more experiences of the same kind? |
38723 | Has he done all that? |
38723 | Has he tried any of the men who had their crops hailed out west of the creek? |
38723 | Has the mail- carrier got in yet, Bill? |
38723 | Have n''t I? |
38723 | Have n''t you anything to say, Elcot? |
38723 | Have n''t you got something to explain? |
38723 | Have n''t you some other grievance against him? |
38723 | Have you any different ideas on the subject? |
38723 | Have you any of them in western Canada? |
38723 | Have you any other reasons-- more convincing ones? |
38723 | Have you any reason to doubt what I''m saying? |
38723 | Have you been giving that man a hint? |
38723 | Have you been picking up interesting news? |
38723 | Have you come far? |
38723 | Have you ever tried to formulate what you expect from Alison? |
38723 | Have you got that mortgage deed and shown it to the lawyer man? |
38723 | Have you got your horse back? |
38723 | Have you left it in the grass? |
38723 | Have you noticed your glove? |
38723 | Have you seen him to- night? |
38723 | He told you that? |
38723 | His clothes? |
38723 | How can a statement of fact be misleading? |
38723 | How did the blamed insect first get hold of you? |
38723 | How did you know that-- from experience? |
38723 | How did you know? |
38723 | How did you learn my name? |
38723 | How do you expect me to get in, when he''s holding off the two of you, and you''ve got arms? |
38723 | How does that give him a hold on you? |
38723 | How is it that you have so many provisions in your wagon? |
38723 | How is that? |
38723 | How much did you borrow? |
38723 | How much do I owe you? |
38723 | How much has she cut? |
38723 | How? |
38723 | I dare say you have noticed that those Norwegians have gone? |
38723 | I guess Mrs. Shafter would give you supper? |
38723 | I guess you heard what happened up the track? |
38723 | I guess you would n''t mind getting down and walking along a few yards with me? |
38723 | I guess you''ve got off at the right place? |
38723 | I suppose Miss Calvert could be called good- looking? |
38723 | I suppose he was n''t rich when he went out? |
38723 | I suppose that trouble over Winthrop has turned Miss Calvert against me? |
38723 | I suppose that will hurt you? |
38723 | I suppose they taught you something? |
38723 | I suppose they were not fulfilled? |
38723 | I suppose you enjoyed yourself while you were away? |
38723 | I suppose you have been to Thorne''s place? |
38723 | I suppose you have been to one of those creamery meetings again? |
38723 | I suppose you have n''t an idea what a maverick is? |
38723 | I suppose you want to borrow a team from him again? |
38723 | I suppose you wish to do it to encourage them-- out of philanthropy? |
38723 | I suppose you''re here on business? |
38723 | I suppose,interjected Farquhar,"you were somewhere about?" |
38723 | I suppose,she suggested, to help him out,"you''re not content with such a state of things?" |
38723 | I wonder what you mean? |
38723 | I wonder whether that means that Mrs. Hunter does n''t like you? |
38723 | I wonder whether you could add anything to the last piece of information? |
38723 | I wonder whether you like her? |
38723 | I wonder,he said,"why you want to prevent me from doing the same?" |
38723 | If he has a singularly unbalanced nature, can I help it? |
38723 | If you would very much rather stay here, why should you come at all? 38723 In return, I''d like to hear whether you have any notion of carrying your investigations further?" |
38723 | Is Jake Winthrop here? |
38723 | Is Mr. Maverick Thorne here just now? |
38723 | Is Mrs. Farquhar outside? |
38723 | Is Tom anywhere around? 38723 Is he paying cash?" |
38723 | Is it as bad as that? |
38723 | Is it quite out of the question that you should help me? |
38723 | Is it very important? |
38723 | Is it? |
38723 | Is n''t it absurd that he should fly off in this unbalanced fashion because of a few words? |
38723 | Is n''t it stipulated that you should keep one? |
38723 | Is n''t that rather a pity? |
38723 | Is she often away? |
38723 | Is supper ready? 38723 Is that a cold fact?" |
38723 | Is that so very dreadful, Mavy? |
38723 | Is the last remark warranted? |
38723 | Is the wheat looking no better? |
38723 | Is there another man round here who could start off for a month''s drive and sell out most of a wagonload of mirrors and gramophones? |
38723 | Is there any one who would have much difficulty in doing that? |
38723 | Is there any particular reason for this gratuitous insolence? |
38723 | Is there anything keeping you about the bluff? |
38723 | Is there often a freight- train waiting here when you come along? |
38723 | Is what you have won of no value to you? |
38723 | It''s curious, is n''t it? |
38723 | May I come in? |
38723 | May I drive over to supper to- morrow evening? 38723 May I go with you?" |
38723 | May I say that I should like to retain your favorable opinion if it''s possible? |
38723 | Mrs. Hunter? 38723 No? |
38723 | Nothing yet? |
38723 | Notice anything interesting about them? |
38723 | Now,he demanded,"what''s this circus about?" |
38723 | Oh,she cried,"have you boiled them with their feathers on?" |
38723 | Oh,she exclaimed,"you can only look at it from your point of view-- can''t you understand yet that there is another? |
38723 | On the prairie? |
38723 | On what grounds? |
38723 | Presumably you made them pay for it? |
38723 | Projected? |
38723 | See what this is? |
38723 | See where that binder''s got? |
38723 | Shall we all have to use the same things if the boys do n''t bring the cups? |
38723 | She recognized you, did n''t she? |
38723 | Should n''t there be another stick? |
38723 | So you heard what Dave told me? 38723 Some of these people get a good many implement catalogues and circulars from Winnipeg, no doubt?" |
38723 | That''s a new departure, is n''t it? |
38723 | That''s your last word? |
38723 | That,said Nevis,"is my own idea, and it leads up to the question why you have n''t gone away yet? |
38723 | The point of all this is that you want to be satisfied that I can give up my vagabond habits? |
38723 | The question is, what have you been doing while you were absent? |
38723 | The question is, would you like to try? |
38723 | Then I must ask exactly what kind of interest you took in the man, and how far your acquaintance with him went? |
38723 | Then what in thunder did you bring it for? |
38723 | Then where in thunder is Pete? |
38723 | Then why did you do what you did? |
38723 | Then why do n''t you? 38723 Then you believe he will get off?" |
38723 | Then you did n''t speak to him? |
38723 | Then you prefer to act with the vedettes and skirmishers? |
38723 | Then you sell things? |
38723 | Then you understood what my object was all along-- and it did n''t strike you as absurd and impossible? |
38723 | Then you were awake that night? |
38723 | Then, what do you expect instead of them when you give them up? |
38723 | They''re coming this way, are n''t they? |
38723 | To what do we owe the pleasure of seeing you? |
38723 | Was it a very great self- denial, Harry? |
38723 | Was it necessary? |
38723 | Well,he asked gravely,"how do you propose to set about it?" |
38723 | Well,he demanded,"what do you want?" |
38723 | Well? |
38723 | Were you compelled to help a defaulting debtor escape? |
38723 | What am I to do with this? |
38723 | What am I to give you for the medicine? |
38723 | What are you doing here? |
38723 | What are you going to do about it, Elcot? |
38723 | What brought Winthrop there? |
38723 | What brought you over? 38723 What brought you over?" |
38723 | What can he want? |
38723 | What did you do about it? |
38723 | What did you stop me for? 38723 What did you want to see my husband about?" |
38723 | What do you expect to hear? |
38723 | What do you want Miss Leigh for, anyway? |
38723 | What do you want a gun for, anyway? 38723 What do you want to go to Hunter''s for?" |
38723 | What do you want? |
38723 | What do you want? |
38723 | What do you want? |
38723 | What had I better do with it? |
38723 | What had he on when he first struck you? |
38723 | What happened in Langton''s and Winthrop''s case? |
38723 | What has Thorne undertaken? |
38723 | What have I done? |
38723 | What is the matter? 38723 What is to be done?" |
38723 | What made you send Nevis after me? |
38723 | What makes you believe I do n''t mean to act straight? |
38723 | What on earth made you do that? |
38723 | What remedy did you use for the broken leg? |
38723 | What was he like? 38723 What will you do then?" |
38723 | What''s the matter with this? |
38723 | What''s the matter with your horse? |
38723 | Wheat sold badly last fall, and Elcot has, no doubt, his share of worries? |
38723 | When did the desire to investigate affairs first get hold of you? |
38723 | When it''s free- grant land, and the man had n''t broke enough to get his patent? |
38723 | When was that? 38723 When you have so many friends up and down the prairie, why did you come to Elcot?" |
38723 | Where are they? |
38723 | Where did you come across Thorne? |
38723 | Where did you meet that stranger? |
38723 | Where have their heads gone? |
38723 | Where have you sprung from? |
38723 | Where is he? |
38723 | Where''s the rest of you? |
38723 | Where? |
38723 | Who went round and got the tent and the other things you mentioned, Mavy? |
38723 | Why did he tell you? |
38723 | Why did n''t you say four or five dollars? |
38723 | Why did n''t you say your experience? |
38723 | Why did you mix yourself up in that affair? |
38723 | Why do you put it that way? |
38723 | Why do you want to do it? |
38723 | Why double harness? |
38723 | Why have n''t you got those on end? 38723 Why should I ride for the frontier with the police after me?" |
38723 | Why should he want to keep one? |
38723 | Why should it seem absurd that I should love you, Mavy? |
38723 | Why should it trouble you? |
38723 | Why should it? |
38723 | Why should n''t I? |
38723 | Why should n''t he? |
38723 | Why should they invent excuses-- when you have made such a fight with so much against you? 38723 Why should you want to quit?" |
38723 | Why were you driving at that breakneck pace? |
38723 | Why? |
38723 | Why? |
38723 | Why? |
38723 | Why? |
38723 | Will this hit you very hard, Elcot? |
38723 | Will you be able to get him off with it? |
38723 | Will you let that rein go? |
38723 | Will you send us to our places and tell us what to do? |
38723 | Will you take her while I get a draught mixed? 38723 Wo n''t you give me an opportunity for convincing you that I''m not like the vultures first? |
38723 | Wo n''t you try to get this lady some breakfast, Kristine? |
38723 | Would it please you, Elcot, if I were to say that I''m very proud of that cut on your lip-- though I''m horribly ashamed of being the cause of it? 38723 Would you expect me to live here altogether?" |
38723 | Would you like to see her walk right in just now? |
38723 | Yes,he said;"unreasonable, is n''t it? |
38723 | Yes,replied Slaney;"it''s this: Do you know where Jake Winthrop is?" |
38723 | You and I were pretty good friends in England, were n''t we? |
38723 | You are at present short of three hundred dollars? |
38723 | You are satisfied now? |
38723 | You are still in the habit of saying things of that kind? 38723 You are trying to set things straight?" |
38723 | You are very sure of that? |
38723 | You do n''t find them satisfactory? |
38723 | You do n''t like Mrs. Hunter, but does that justify you in saying what you have? 38723 You feel that your hands are absolutely tied by the hint you gave Slaney that afternoon?" |
38723 | You find a conscience handicaps you? |
38723 | You have a splendid crop, have n''t you? |
38723 | You have been doing something to help Winthrop to escape since the night you let him have the horse? |
38723 | You have had a deal of some kind with that man? |
38723 | You have heard that Brand, of Winnipeg, has failed disastrously? 38723 You have n''t been at work this evening?" |
38723 | You have n''t heard from him? |
38723 | You have no friends there? |
38723 | You have something to say to me? |
38723 | You here, Nevis? |
38723 | You keep a team here, do n''t you? |
38723 | You looked round the shack? |
38723 | You made him go? |
38723 | You mean he does n''t know anything about it? |
38723 | You mean the choosing of the alternative scheme? 38723 You mean they would have recognized that I was acting-- on your instructions?" |
38723 | You mean? |
38723 | You naturally would n''t like to add to them? |
38723 | You prefer something different on the off- days? |
38723 | You want me to ask Elcot to send him over some of our men? 38723 You want me to send him all the men and binders I can spare? |
38723 | You were not in the least afraid? |
38723 | You wish to assure me that it was with very great reluctance you jumped down from your wagon last night? |
38723 | You wo n''t mind? |
38723 | You''re Miss Leigh, are n''t you? 38723 You''re ready, I suppose?" |
38723 | Alison exclaimed softly;"then you mean to go on?" |
38723 | Alison inquired;"that is, in Canada?" |
38723 | And you have been driving round the country since then with Thorne?" |
38723 | Are n''t all these things foreign to my nature?" |
38723 | Are we so blind or utterly foolish? |
38723 | Are you convinced that he''s a dangerous liar, boys?" |
38723 | Are you going to sleep down there, sonny?" |
38723 | But have n''t you got some homestead exemption laws in this part of the country?" |
38723 | But what was the particular cause of trouble?" |
38723 | But what were you doing outside? |
38723 | Can he leave his farm?" |
38723 | Can my views have been perfectly obvious to Alison?" |
38723 | Can you believe that it would be easy to let you go away?" |
38723 | Can you get hold of that?" |
38723 | Could n''t you get out of the way?" |
38723 | Could n''t you have brought the shorter one along?" |
38723 | Did n''t they teach you manners in the old country, Mavy? |
38723 | Did n''t you do that, Corporal?" |
38723 | Did you expect to catch up any one?" |
38723 | Did you never learn anything-- practical?" |
38723 | Did you see him clearly?" |
38723 | Do n''t you know that our perceptions and intuitions are twice as keen as yours?" |
38723 | Do you generally walk into places that way-- like a pickpocket?" |
38723 | Do you have to go there often?" |
38723 | Do you never make an exception?" |
38723 | Do you think I did n''t know why you turned farmer, and why you have since then done things that none of your neighbors would have been capable of?" |
38723 | Do you want the boys to put it on us that we ca n''t keep ahead of them?" |
38723 | Does n''t it strike you as hardly fitting?" |
38723 | Farquhar?" |
38723 | Farquhar?" |
38723 | Good and ripe, too, is n''t it?" |
38723 | Had n''t you better write to them right away and arrange for them to come along as soon as we''re ready?" |
38723 | Have your husband''s benefactions made it impossible?" |
38723 | Having gone so far, had n''t you better proceed?" |
38723 | How did you find out that you owed it to me?" |
38723 | How did you guess the size?" |
38723 | How did you know how to go about it?" |
38723 | Hunter?" |
38723 | Hunter?" |
38723 | I suppose you are determined on that visit to Toronto?" |
38723 | I suppose you had-- difficulties-- with some of your employers? |
38723 | I suppose you have n''t any idea as to what has brought Slaney over?" |
38723 | I suppose you''ll want to take a few things along with you?" |
38723 | I wonder what has kept him in the neighborhood?" |
38723 | In return, I wonder if I might point out that you do n''t seem quite as amiable as usual to- day?" |
38723 | In the meanwhile, had n''t you better get those wet things off?" |
38723 | Is it very remunerative?" |
38723 | Is n''t it almost a crime that they teach so many of us only fripperies? |
38723 | Is that the whole of your stock?" |
38723 | Is there any reason why you should be angry?" |
38723 | Nevis?" |
38723 | No doubt one or two of them tried to make love to you?" |
38723 | Now I''ll ask you right out-- Are you going to mix yourself up with Jake''s affairs any more?" |
38723 | Now, as my proposition is n''t an unreasonable one, I''ll ask you right out what your objections to it are?" |
38723 | Now, ca n''t we come to terms somehow? |
38723 | Presumably, you would n''t allow a man who was to all intents and purposes a stranger to lend you money?" |
38723 | Rather amusing in some respects, was n''t it? |
38723 | Rather like the vultures, is n''t it?" |
38723 | Rough on a man who''s ready to finance them, is n''t it?" |
38723 | She broke off and added irritably:"Why do you always come at this time? |
38723 | She paused and clenched one hand tight before she cried:"What can I do to convince you? |
38723 | So you decided to come to me?" |
38723 | Suppose I''d been-- we''ll say equal to the occasion?" |
38723 | That would have hurt you?" |
38723 | The question is, What am I going to do?" |
38723 | Thorne?" |
38723 | Was n''t it rather dull for you here?" |
38723 | Was that because you were afraid you could not trust me?" |
38723 | Were we only made to be taken care of and petted?" |
38723 | What are you going to do about it, Mavy?" |
38723 | What are you going to do with the money?" |
38723 | What can have influenced him?" |
38723 | What comes next?" |
38723 | What do you think, Miss Leigh?" |
38723 | What follows?" |
38723 | What has brought you back?" |
38723 | What made him do it?" |
38723 | What''s her name?" |
38723 | What''s the matter with giving her your arm?" |
38723 | Where did you put your saddle?" |
38723 | Where''s Hall?" |
38723 | Who''s going to take up my case, and where am I to get the money to put up a fight? |
38723 | Why are you so willing to waste on that man the money you ca n''t spare for me?" |
38723 | Why did n''t they send for her? |
38723 | Why did n''t you send us word?" |
38723 | Why do you ask?" |
38723 | Will you explain why?" |
38723 | Will you pull your buggy out of the way?" |
38723 | Will you want a new binder or a back- set plow this fall?" |
38723 | Would it be very difficult to go back a few years and begin again-- differently?" |
38723 | Would the kind of people you like welcome you as readily if your husband were retailing hats or groceries in the neighborhood?" |
38723 | Would your scruples prevent your making any suggestion?" |
38723 | You and I kind of hit it, do n''t we, Mavy?" |
38723 | You are in some trouble?" |
38723 | You ca n''t mean that she would be-- jealous?" |
38723 | You ca n''t pick up his trail?" |
38723 | You have n''t been increasing your interest in the scheme?" |
38723 | You told me you had something to do when you got to Winnipeg?" |
38723 | You took that stuff I gave you the day you got it, Custer?" |
38723 | You''re quite sure?" |
38723 | Your scruples wo n''t compel you to forbid me?" |
38723 | murmured the girl;"then you recognized the note of unrest and endeavor, though you tried to shut your ears?" |