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
27950	Actions?...
27950	Ah, why?...
27950	Ah; he has revealed that much, has he?
27950	Am I going to be own cousin to a marchioness?...
27950	And I suppose He said to Himself,''I will let Diana and Meryl Pym see one of my secret, treasured places''?
27950	And are you... er... a scientist, evolving a theory about the ruins?
27950	And at first?...
27950	And could n''t we go there with you?
27950	And did you like this wild, wilderness land of silence?
27950	And do n''t you ever feel you are wasting your talents?
27950	And do you think Major Carew is here about some such matters?
27950	And fish?...
27950	And how do you know that with such sureness?
27950	And in the meantime intermarriage?
27950	And is he coming?
27950	And it is lying idle?
27950	And let you go alone?... 27950 And now I am here?"
27950	And she told you?...
27950	And something had happened?...
27950	And suppose Meryl wishes to hold to her promise and give herself to her country?
27950	And was it equally obvious who the other woman was?
27950	And what about the other one?
27950	And what about this brilliant speech of General Grets''reported this morning? 27950 And what are you going to do?"
27950	And what do you say, Meryl? 27950 And what do you think South Africa will say?"
27950	And what do you think he is down here for now?
27950	And what happened to cause the quarrel?
27950	And what in the world do you want it to be? 27950 And what in the world do you want with a corpse, Di?"
27950	And what is the truth?
27950	And what should you be doing with the old corpse when you''ve taken the gold?
27950	And what would have happened to Stanley, do you suppose?... 27950 And when did you propose to begin?"
27950	And why do you want to know?
27950	And will you promise to growl very prettily?
27950	And you are fond of the natives? 27950 And you feel like Cecil Rhodes?...
27950	And you gave him a lesson?
27950	And you have never been back?
27950	And you heard me discussing your amiable attributes? 27950 And you will take us?..."
27950	And you will tell him?...
27950	And you?
27950	And you?...
27950	Any news, sir?
27950	Are you going to the Grand Hotel?
27950	Are you still worrying about that absurd money? 27950 Are you sure?"
27950	As I asked you on Tuesday, I ask you again,''What do you think of a man who marries a woman when he does not love her?''
27950	But I hope in the meantime you do not endorse the slander?...
27950	But I thought Native Commissioners were always gentlemen?
27950	But can nothing be done, do you think?
27950	But he is still a Church missionary, is he not?
27950	But if you have fever?
27950	But need you be bothered with us?
27950	But not better than something else, perhaps?
27950	But that did not appeal to you?
27950	But that is n''t what you came for?
27950	But that is what you wo n''t see; how should you? 27950 But the standard will improve as the country grows?"
27950	But where? 27950 But why all this mystery?...
27950	But why go at all?
27950	But you will go?
27950	But you?...
27950	But your home?...
27950	But your people?
27950	But, of course, it did n''t?...
27950	Ca n''t I tempt you to come also? 27950 Can you not see the rest?...
27950	Can you tell me where I can find Henry Delcombe?
27950	Can you tell me why chiefly?
27950	Certainly not,agreed Grenville gravely;"but why not make it a lion while you are about it, or even a rhinoceros?"
27950	Coming here, sir?... 27950 Compensations that make it worth while?"
27950	Could it in any way better be given the lie?
27950	Dearie,murmured Diana again,"was she crying because of that big soldier- policeman up north?"
27950	Decent old Johnny, was n''t he? 27950 Did he say whom?"
27950	Did he tell her so?
27950	Did ye ask either of them to share your little wooden hut?...
27950	Did you have a successful trip, sir?
27950	Did you know him before he came out here?
27950	Did you see the announcement yesterday?
27950	Did your diviner divine any ghosts while he was about it?...
27950	Do n''t do what?...
27950	Do n''t you_ know_?
27950	Do you call him Kid?
27950	Do you feel as if you hated it and worshipped it both together? 27950 Do you find the natives lovable, and the primitive conditions?...
27950	Do you know Major Carew well?
27950	Do you know the Macaulays?
27950	Do you know, Major Carew, your singularly appropriate nickname has been subjected to a little embroidery?... 27950 Do you know?"
27950	Do you mean he has gone already and without saying good- bye?
27950	Do you mean to say you sat perfectly still in front of him, and let him sit on, thinking himself alone, and then suddenly discover you?...
27950	Does n''t Major Carew ever growl when he is here?
27950	Eh... eh... eh... eh... ah,and when Aunt Emily had duly enquired,"What did you say, my dear?"
27950	Gone?...
27950	Has Major Carew been with you into the temple, yet?
27950	Has Meryl a lot of pioneer spirit?
27950	Has anyone ever thought of a Rhodes Scholarship, that might take the form of grants of land and be won by competition, I wonder? 27950 Has it any special object, or just a general one?"
27950	Has my uncle something to do with your company? 27950 Have I?...
27950	Have you everything you need for the night? 27950 Have you had hosts of visitors while you were all alone?"
27950	Have you remembered it long enough?... 27950 Heiresses are seemingly not much in your line, sir?"
27950	How are the others?... 27950 How did_ you_ know that_ I_ had changed?"
27950	How do you do, Miss Diana Pym?
27950	How do you specially mean it?
27950	How do you think it will prevail?
27950	How is everyone, Aunty?
27950	How long will you be away?
27950	How should numbers of men of fine fibre ever reach Rhodesia at all? 27950 I need n''t, need I?..."
27950	I presume you had your reasons?
27950	I see; and you think it is for me to attend to the wounded?
27950	I should like to, if Di really wants to go; otherwise we could quite well have remained on here, could n''t we?
27950	I suppose he wo n''t have heard?
27950	I suppose the letter does n''t specify the attention?... 27950 I suppose you are in earnest?"
27950	I suppose you do not attempt to analyse it? 27950 I think I understood he was some connection of yours?"
27950	I thought people who had been abroad always ran down missionaries, and scoffed at missionary work?
27950	I thought you could not possibly return from Segundi for a week?
27950	I wonder if Helen will have the sense to manufacture some request?
27950	I wonder if my father owns land here? 27950 I wonder if the Major will come through to- night?"
27950	I wonder what they are doing?... 27950 I wonder what you were thinking about just then?"
27950	I wonder why Rhodesia is so fascinating?
27950	I wonder why you say that?
27950	If I speak to Meryl to- night, and she decrees that the engagement shall end, will you promise to ride this way to- morrow morning?
27950	In a fortnight?
27950	In this country I wonder if people say they are''out''or''asleep''when they do not want to be found''at home''?
27950	In what way?
27950	Is Meryl at home?
27950	Is it possible,she asked slowly,"when it seems one side only is honest in its protestations?"
27950	Is there some special haste then?
27950	It must be a legacy?...
27950	It''s a hideous tongue, and he knows it, and what''s the good of pretending anything else? 27950 Married whom?..."
27950	May I ask in what exact particular?
27950	May I write to you?... 27950 My dear young lady,"he remonstrated,"can you blame me for the unwise, indiscreet utterances of every Dutch predicant who opens his mouth?"
27950	Need you ask?
27950	Nor England?...
27950	O well, it would be silly to pretend to be surprised, would n''t it?
27950	O yes, even that; why not?... 27950 O, are there ghosts?"
27950	O, do you really think so?...
27950	O, is he an original also?
27950	O, was it?...
27950	O, what did they want to come for,he groaned,"if they had to go away again?"
27950	O, wo n''t you at least go to Johannesburg?...
27950	Of course you are thinking of starting back to- night and are in a great hurry?
27950	Oh, did n''t you know there was nourishment in mule harness?... 27950 Only no one tells them so?"
27950	Or are we going to be a... a... frightful nuisance?
27950	Or do you mean unclean?
27950	Perhaps Meryl knew?
27950	Perhaps you will be coming to Johannesburg presently?
27950	Perhaps you would sooner drop one on his head to make him look up?
27950	Shall I have married her?...
27950	Shall I see your father to- night?
27950	Shall I wind up again?
27950	Shall we go on now?
27950	Shall we have your company for a day or two? 27950 Should n''t we ever need to wash?"
27950	So you came home to worry us?...
27950	Surely it had already reached the limit of human ingenuity?
27950	Surely,she thought,"he is not genuinely angry just because I did not tell him I was there?"
27950	Tell me something I can do to help them, Billy?
27950	Tell me what?...
27950	That you are English and I am Dutch?... 27950 That''s the missionary and his wife, is n''t it?
27950	The Bear?...
27950	The King?...
27950	The bear?...
27950	The same sort of policeman as Mr. Stanley, I suppose?
27950	Then Mrs. Grenville did not tell you?
27950	Then we may not see you again before we start for Salisbury?
27950	Then what in the world is_ he_ buried in the wilderness for? 27950 Then what?
27950	Then why was she crying?
27950	Then you knew he cared for someone else?
27950	Think you can bear it, aunty?...
27950	To any particular end?
27950	Was our bronze image a bit hit too? 27950 Well, afterwards?..."
27950	Well, how did you get out of it?... 27950 Well, uncle,"was Diana''s greeting,"what do you make of The Bear?"
27950	Well, what about Rhodesia? 27950 Well, what does thrive?"
27950	Well,he said again,"about that summons?..."
27950	Well,she said,"how did you get on with The Bear?
27950	Well?...
27950	What actions?... 27950 What are you going to do?..."
27950	What did Diana say?
27950	What did Major Carew say?
27950	What do you mean, Diana?
27950	What do you think?
27950	What does it mean, Billy?... 27950 What does it say to you, Meryl?..."
27950	What else did he do?
27950	What for?
27950	What happens when you two overbalance and do n''t happen to be near enough to catch each other?... 27950 What has given you the notion, Meryl?
27950	What have you been doing?
27950	What in the world,she wondered,"was this smart, soldierly looking man, correctly booted and spurred, sitting down there for in the ruins?..."
27950	What question?...
27950	What to do?
27950	What?...
27950	When it played catch- ball with them?
27950	When?...
27950	Where did he come from?
27950	Which question? 27950 Who has to sit on a chair?"
27950	Who is The Bear?
27950	Who told you?...
27950	Who would have thought of finding you here?
27950	Why are we here? 27950 Why cowardly?..."
27950	Why did he come?
27950	Why do n''t you try and teach your people to play the game?
27950	Why do you ask it like that?
27950	Why do you run away when, for once in a way, you have the chance of a little companionship? 27950 Why do you think he is out here at all?
27950	Why do you think so?
27950	Why in the world do you want to go to Rhodesia?
27950	Why is that, do you think?
27950	Why may I not?
27950	Why shall I have to take you?
27950	Why?
27950	Will it be all right for my niece to accompany us?
27950	Will you have your dress fitted now?
27950	Will you let me congratulate you?
27950	Will you take me if I promise not to ask any silly questions?
27950	Will you tell me what it is you have to say?
27950	Wo n''t you sit down? 27950 Wo n''t you sit down?
27950	Would n''t you rather have a nice quiet summer in England?
27950	Would you like us to go?
27950	Would you mind helping me down?
27950	You did n''t know I was a politician, did you?... 27950 You found it very engrossing?"
27950	You have n''t always been in this part of Rhodesia?
27950	You have n''t yet said, How do you do?
27950	You mean Major Carew? 27950 You mean?..."
27950	You mean?...
27950	You mean?...
27950	You read Omar?
27950	You saved her?...
27950	You speak almost as if you never expected to go there again?
27950	You think so?
27950	You wonder why she engaged herself to you?... 27950 You?..."
27950	Your friends, Mr. and Mrs. Grenville,she said coldly,"would they care to see us if we called, or would they think it perhaps just vulgar curiosity?"
27950	_ Do_ you know what you want? 27950 _ You?_..."as if she could not believe her own eyes.
27950	''s are pretty cheap nowadays, are n''t they?
27950	Ailsa, snug in her little bed, thought happily about the earth and its glad renewing, and woke up her precious Billy to say,"Are you awake, Billy?
27950	And are you proud of the mission farm?...
27950	And as soon as the other boys discovered...""Did they duck his head in a bucket?..."
27950	And he had found?...
27950	And how did you leave Salisbury?"
27950	And how is your old heap of stones?"
27950	And if the instrument used was a woman, has not a great nation itself been built up through such instrumentality?
27950	And in any case, how could he tell her his story?
27950	And now?...
27950	And suddenly, Diana, giving rein to her impulsive temperament, said,"What is your opinion of a man who marries one woman and loves another?"
27950	And what about Mr. Stanley, who is also a representative of the Government that made the laws?"
27950	And you eat a lot of bully beef, now do n''t you?"
27950	And you?"
27950	And, anyhow, the great question just now is, having taken over the bridegroom, ought I to take over the wedding presents as well?..."
27950	Anyhow, who_ did_ vote the money for the new Government buildings?..."
27950	Are we not both South Africans?..."
27950	Are you afraid of a spill?..."
27950	At last,"And when do you think I should say this to Meryl?"
27950	At last--"Is he in Rhodesia now?"
27950	Beside those settlers''wives he had said were heroines, was she but an idle, contemptible, useless heiress?
27950	But if it was also a sacrifice, an offering of herself and her happiness upon some altar of need, ought he to let her fulfil it?
27950	But what had this to do with the trust that was hers?
27950	But what of it to the syren?...
27950	But what of it?
27950	But what?...
27950	But who is he?..."
27950	But why are n''t you and your brother making a fortune?
27950	But why is he?
27950	But women are the devil, are n''t they?"
27950	Can I offer you anything?
27950	Can you hear it?...
27950	Coming here to Zimbabwe?"
27950	Could a sudden call be arranged?...
27950	Could all his love and hope and tenderness bring back joy to the eyes that were his heaven and his earth?
27950	Could anything truly separate them if once the love were born?
27950	Could he ask any other woman to share that with him?...
27950	Could it have been less so?...
27950	Could it perhaps be overruled?
27950	Could she love him truly enough to hold his love for ever, and through it lead him to heights he might never even sight without her?
27950	Could two such humans meet and not love?
27950	Diana clapped her hands, feeling her point was won easily, and then added,"Could n''t we take Mr. Stanley with us?
27950	Diana went straight to it, and sent a wire, with prepaid reply, directed to Major Carew, which ran:--"Can you come at once?
27950	Diana, what you asked me was, what did I think of a man who married one woman and loved another?
27950	Did anything else really matter?...
27950	Did he chore you up over anything?"
27950	Did he see in her only a willing accomplice to her father''s money- making schemes?
27950	Did the Kaffir boom shed its great red flowers for ever, like drops of blood upon the altar of the world''s pain?
27950	Did you know he was once engaged to someone who died?"
27950	Do n''t you hear the note of revelling now?...
27950	Do n''t you hear them?...
27950	Do n''t you?"
27950	Do you happen to know?"
27950	Do you remember our first meeting in the ruins, when I sat quite still and watched you until you looked up?...
27950	Do you remember the original question, or must I tell you what it was?"
27950	Do you think there are any?"
27950	Do you think there is anything to eat there except locusts and wild honey?"
27950	Do you think they''ve brought their lunch with them, or shall we send them some?"
27950	Do you want to go a journey to convert heathen, or preach Christian Science, or explore untrodden country?
27950	Does anything else really matter if you can love me in return?"
27950	Does the dinner come in and find you both sprawling on the floor?"
27950	For answer, she said thoughtfully,"I wonder if something hurt him very badly some time or other?"
27950	For you at least they are worth while?"
27950	Going strong?...
27950	Granting that what you have told me is true, what do you expect me to do?"
27950	Grenville?"
27950	Had Rhodesia, in her sunny loveliness, been wife and child to the great man who went lonely to his grave?...
27950	Had he cared for it all very much then?...
27950	Had he ever told anyone?
27950	Had he for a moment believed that it would?
27950	Had he not then outlived anything?
27950	Had he only put his memories lightly to sleep, and dreamt all the life he had lived since?
27950	Had he, after all, been seriously delayed?
27950	Had he, that great Imperialist, looked at it with those calm eyes of his, and known just that sense of aching love?...
27950	Has Rhodesia any use for... for such as I?"
27950	Hated its remote magnificence and devilish cruelty, and worshipped it because you could n''t help yourself, either from fear or wonder?
27950	Have you any ideas at all, or are you just a blank?"
27950	Have you found a gold- mine up there?...
27950	Have you heard that little song before that I was singing?
27950	Have you made up your mind how you propose to heal him?"
27950	Having asked, she added with a light touch,"I imagine you are hardly ready yet for libraries and public parks and orphanages?"
27950	He paused, then added,"I wonder if he has the remotest idea that, owing to several deaths, he is now the next heir to the Marquis of Toxeter?"
27950	He was a great hunter who had lost his way, and dragged himself into the temple to die....""I thought you said he strode in?..."
27950	How are you?"
27950	How came they with long, dark, curling lashes when her hair was a dusky, light shade, with soft waves and gleams of sunlight?
27950	How can I go to her and tell her that once I killed the woman I loved?...
27950	How can I speak to her of love-- I, the policeman, she the heiress?...
27950	How can I tell her that story which was told to you?...
27950	How could I?...
27950	How could Meryl let you?...
27950	How could any land, however willing, look spruce and green and clean with no rain for four months?
27950	How could any self- respecting young cock bird or male insect go and pay his addresses in a dusty, dirty, faded coat?
27950	How could he go to her with that story and empty- handed as well; she the heiress of great wealth, and he without even a name and position?
27950	How could you be so careless?
27950	How do you know she has not cared for this man for a long time?
27950	How shall I explain?
27950	How would it go?...
27950	How, why, where?...
27950	I hardly thought.... Have you... have you... remembered everything?..."
27950	I have married a wife, an English one, therefore I can not come?..."
27950	I hope Mr. Stanley has made himself very useful?"
27950	I hope he thinks so?"
27950	I may call you Meryl, may n''t I?...
27950	I mean the dust and the journey?
27950	I shall not tell the Jo''burg folk about not aiming; why should I?
27950	I suppose we could both come?"
27950	I suppose you have n''t heard?"
27950	I suppose you knew that he was going to be married just before he came away, and something rather dreadful happened?"
27950	I understood from the young trooper there that he is some relation to the Fourtenay- Carews?"
27950	I wonder at what particular point you saw first?..."
27950	I wonder if, in another existence, I was one of the wives or handmaidens in Abraham''s caravanserai?
27950	I wonder why God painted such lovely scenes where no one ever came, or scarcely ever, to see them?"
27950	If I persuade father to take me up to Rhodesia with him, will you come too?..."
27950	If he then married an Englishwoman, not even South African born, would he not be held up to ridicule by his colleagues?
27950	If it was true, how was it he had never heard?...
27950	If there were anything I could do to serve you?..."
27950	If you were going on to the top of the kopje, may I come with you?"
27950	In a more serious mood, however, she asked him presently,"I suppose it has been rather a disappointment?...
27950	In a young, struggling country what place was there for the idly, gracefully rich?
27950	In all the annals of the race, is there anything to compare with their service to the coming swarm?"
27950	In any case, what right have I to cross_ his_ path now?"
27950	Interest, excitement of a kind, freedom....""And the women?"
27950	Is he rich and haughty, with lovely estates left to dishonest stewards, and all that?..."
27950	Is n''t it enough that you know she could love you as a Rhodesian soldier- policeman?
27950	Is n''t it the same with the men?"
27950	Is the grass dry enough to burn to- night?"
27950	Is this one of the rich rewards Life holds in the palm of her hand for the path- finders?...
27950	It was just a silly muddle altogether, do you see?...
27950	Laughter and gay music and devil- may- care colonists awaking echoes that have been more or less silent to civilisation for how many thousand years?
27950	Meinheer van Hert, Mister Pym says, will you drink with him?..."
27950	Meryl had it on the tip of her tongue to add,"They do n''t mind even millionaires''daughters?"
27950	Meryl laid a sympathetic hand on her arm and murmured,"And you?..."
27950	Meryl, I wonder if we shall ever see anything quite like this again?
27950	Nay, why did he half begin to wish that he had not let himself be overruled by his own counsel of prudence?
27950	Now do you understand?"
27950	Now, I want to know how and when you discovered that I loved another?..."
27950	Now, did n''t you?..."
27950	O, what did it matter about afterwards, if one had put up a good fight and dared the deep waters?
27950	Of course it ca n''t go on; but what in the name of all that''s wonderful can I do to stop it?...
27950	Once seated, however, he turned to her and said, gravely,"Of course, that remark of yours had to do with our conversation the last time we sat here?"
27950	Only, what could she do; ah, what?
27950	Or does n''t it all sometimes make you just long to scream?...
27950	Or was it indeed all finished for ever?
27950	Or why, since he had chosen not to do so, could he not put the whole remembrance from his mind?
27950	Perhaps if I could get Major Carew to talk?..."
27950	Shall I ask her?..."
27950	Shall I go now?
27950	Shall I tell you a little, or will it bore you?"
27950	Shall we go back?"
27950	Shall you like that?..."
27950	She kissed his hand again, and asked in low tones,"Why was she crying when she came out of the study?
27950	She only looked at him a trifle anxiously, saying,"But, of course, you could never give up Rhodesia?
27950	She was rich, she was free, she was young, she was strong; why dawdle and dream among the fiords of Norway?
27950	She was silent a few moments, and then added simply,"I suppose you knew him personally?"
27950	She who did not even bear the heat and burden of the day in making the money?...
27950	She... she... is not sorry about things?..."
27950	Stanley, looking much amused, replied,"You must mean the Major; but you have n''t met him, have you?"
27950	Suddenly Diana asked,"I suppose he is pretty sick about two modern young women presuming to journey here to gaze at his treasure?"
27950	Surely that were the simpler plan?
27950	Surely the wonderful old ruins are somewhere near Edwardstown, father?
27950	The making of walls and fortifications for another race, centuries afterwards, to look upon with cold wonder and curiosity?
27950	The one perhaps who spent the gains heartlessly and carelessly elsewhere?
27950	The only question that seemed to arise was, what did she specially want of the women ready to serve her?
27950	The wedding he so dreaded was safely prevented, but would the happiness come back?...
27950	The young trooper watched him a moment, and then added:"Did you have trouble with M''Basch?"
27950	Then Meryl spoke:"Why ca n''t we go back with you to South Africa, father?"
27950	Then she had not gone with Stanley and Diana?
27950	Then, changing her voice subtly, she enquired,"Is it too much for you, aunty?...
27950	There is nothing whatever to fear, but if it would add to your comfort?..."
27950	There was a decided gleam in the millionaire''s eyes as he inquired,"And what do you want to do instead, Di?"
27950	These might be won some day as restful leisure hours in a strenuous life; but without the just winning, what had they to do with her?
27950	They moved towards the hotel together, and Ailsa asked,"Have you seen them?"
27950	Thought it out thoroughly?...
27950	To what end turn this existence, blessed by fortune with wealth and the power wealth brings, though suddenly swept bare of joy?
27950	Unanimous in what?...
27950	Was he really coming at last?
27950	Was he still grinding at his report, she wondered, looking like a bronze figure?
27950	Was it all, then, vanity, this building and striving?...
27950	Was it as lovely then?...
27950	Was it possible that Ailsa''s accusation was true?
27950	Was it possible that already his preference was given to Diana, with her light raillery and ready laugh?
27950	Was it the altar of sacrifice?
27950	Was she ill for long?"
27950	Was the other perhaps to be sacrificed to his rigid, indomitable pride?
27950	Was there any special kindness in letting him know that I had the perspicacity to see it?"
27950	Was there still time to get away, he wondered?
27950	We prodded him last night, did n''t we?"
27950	Well, I wonder what Dutch Willie will have to say to that?"
27950	Were there many like them among his own countrymen?
27950	Were they blue, or were they grey?...
27950	Were they brave, were they mighty in stature, those men who evolved and achieved those wonderful defence works?
27950	Were they fair, those women of that old, old day?
27950	Were you wondering what you are here for too?"
27950	What can have influenced her?...
27950	What can it be?...
27950	What did he mean?...
27950	What did he not mean?...
27950	What did she want with an English village?
27950	What did they want with ancient rites and wonderful relics of antiquities?
27950	What did you do?..."
27950	What do you and your colleagues want it for so badly, anyway?..."
27950	What do you say, Meryl?...
27950	What does it matter who and what I was before?...
27950	What else is there in heroism?
27950	What had become of it?...
27950	What had become of the gay Londoner, who drove the smartest four- in- hand in the park, and rode the fastest horse to hounds?
27950	What has kept him so reserved in every particular all these years?"
27950	What have those lonely mountains worth revealing?
27950	What have you been doing all the week?"
27950	What he said was,"Do you wish me also to lose my career and leave the Blues?"
27950	What in the world can a man like that see in a missionary?
27950	What in the world was she to say to him?...
27950	What is it?...
27950	What might it not result from?...
27950	What of it, Meryl?...
27950	What shall I do with all this money my father makes?
27950	What shall we do?
27950	What shall you say to your colleagues the next time they are expecting you at one of their fiery denunciation meetings?...
27950	What should such a man as he be drawn to except in friendly intercourse in a girl as young and simple and undeveloped as herself?
27950	What should_ you_ do, for instance, if you suddenly found you cared for someone else more than Meryl?"
27950	What then should she do with her life?
27950	What to her was a yachting cruise in Norway?
27950	What was there to say?
27950	What was to be done?
27950	What''s the use of decayed old walls anyway?
27950	What, in the name of fortune,_ is_ the good of going to Rhodesia?
27950	When she felt she had complete control of her voice, she asked,"And you were never able to be married?"
27950	When will you see her?"
27950	Where is Jeanne, I wonder?
27950	Where should she go?
27950	Where then are the bones of their dead?
27950	Where was the gold taken to from Solfala, and by whom?
27950	While for her?...
27950	Who could she be?...
27950	Who do you pay it to?"
27950	Who shall attempt to explain?...
27950	Who shall say?...
27950	Who was it came for gold in those old, old days?
27950	Why are you sure he is an artist?"
27950	Why ca n''t he behave like an ordinary man just once in a way?
27950	Why does Rhodesia fascinate?
27950	Why had he come back?
27950	Why had he looked full and deep into her eyes like that?...
27950	Why had he not gazed only upon the mountains that soothed and refreshed him?...
27950	Why had he not taken her?
27950	Why need they come?...
27950	Why not go and get it over, instead of troubling to send an excuse?
27950	Why not to- night?"
27950	Why not wait and see them first?"
27950	Why not?"
27950	Why scale Swiss mountains?
27950	Why should he be?
27950	Why should it?..."
27950	Why should n''t I have a little romance if I want to?
27950	Why should we be condemned to some dull little hole of an English village, just because there is to be no London season?"
27950	Why should we?...
27950	Why torture yourself unnecessarily?"
27950	Why was he hovering in the grip of it again, that strong need of the human, however resolute, for sympathy, for companionship, for understanding?
27950	Why, after all, should he not go with her just once, and no doubt Diana also, and tell them a little about the mysterious walls?
27950	Why, there are lions and elephants and things, and the natives are savages; surely no mines are worth running such risks?"
27950	Will you kindly say good- bye to the ladies for me, should I be prevented doing so in person?"
27950	Will you ride the same way to- morrow?"
27950	Will you sometimes write to me?...
27950	Will you stay in Bulawayo, or go back to Johannesburg?"
27950	Will your party allow you to consummate the match, do you think?..."
27950	With all his money, and all his power and influence, what could he do in this one thing that seemed to matter beyond all other things?
27950	Wo n''t you sit down?
27950	Wo n''t you sit down?"
27950	Would a scheme like that work, do you think?"
27950	Would anything ever ease it in reality?
27950	Would he ever tell anyone?...
27950	Would humanity ever sing again as the sons of the morning?
27950	Would you all like to go to Norway?"
27950	Would you like a police- boy to keep guard here all night?
27950	XX FAREWELL"Did I hear the growl of a bear?"
27950	Yet how could it very well be otherwise?
27950	Yet if penance were required, what had he not given?...
27950	Yet what use to fret and trouble now?
27950	You and I do n''t either of us care for much beating about the bush and subterfuge, do we?"
27950	You did n''t find much brilliance there, I imagine?
27950	You do n''t seem to mind his bearishness, Meryl?
27950	You know, of course, that Meryl Pym has become engaged to Mr. van Hert, the well- known Dutch politician?"
27950	You surely did n''t imagine I was going to carry a sun- umbrella about, did you?"
27950	You will be there?"
27950	You would n''t let any claim come before hers?"
27950	_ I_ offer love to Meryl Pym?...
27950	a sudden need for hasty departure?...
27950	are you really and truly a missionary?"
27950	bravely;"your country?..."
27950	do you call it?...
27950	do you hear that?...
27950	have you lived beside this all these months?''
27950	if he had stayed in the army?"
27950	in quick surprise; and after a short, tense silence,"Then why in the world?..."
27950	is it likely?..."
27950	let the burden of such a memory faintly touch her life?...
27950	or is the plural Bantams?...
27950	or the corpses in the temple hung with gold ornaments?..."
27950	or would he go quietly on through his life, self- contained, self- dependent, aloof?
27950	that keeps Major Carew so aloof?
27950	that... that... perhaps it belongs to it?..."
27950	the happiness that had been in that household before they went to Rhodesia?
27950	the millionaire?...
27950	what?...
27950	what?...
27950	why ca n''t I have a hut in the wilderness?..."
27950	you will know that I mean, is it your day of lordly graciousness, or is it the cast- iron, beware- of- the- bull frown day?"
32926	A pretty house, Nompiza-- ah-- ah-- a pretty house, is it not?
32926	Action?
32926	Active service?
32926	Am I getting irremediably freckled and tanned?
32926	Am I interrupting you?
32926	Am I not colonial enough?
32926	Am I? 32926 And I am among friends at last, and safe?"
32926	And do you remember my asking if there was n''t a chance of the natives rising and killing us all?
32926	And if he had not` taken possession''of me in that ghastly place on the Umgwane, and kept it ever since, where would I be now?
32926	And is that why he was reduced?
32926	And now, what is this vengeance?
32926	And one in particular, eh?
32926	And so you know their language and have to look after them? 32926 And so you were coming to me for refuge?"
32926	And tattered? 32926 And that is all?"
32926	And thought a great deal of him?
32926	And what might that be?
32926	And who will give it when there are no more whites in the land?
32926	And would you mind so very much if it did not?
32926	And you keep them in order, and know all that''s going on?
32926	And you knew me from that?
32926	And-- for Umlimo?
32926	Are you dead sure your imagination was n''t playing tricks with you, Nidia? 32926 Are you influencing these rebels, then?"
32926	As soon as myself?
32926	As to the first-- skittles; as to the last-- why do you think so?
32926	At our own risk? 32926 Back again, eh?
32926	Bless the man, is he quite a fool?
32926	But I do n''t want it, ca n''t you understand?
32926	But have you ever told anybody else what you have told me?
32926	But how did I get here? 32926 But how do we know these chaps are not lying?"
32926	But if they were his own people they would not harm him?
32926	But is n''t it full of savages now?
32926	But what you do, missis? 32926 But where is she?"
32926	But will you not join us? 32926 But you admit that it is one which entails a grave responsibility?"
32926	But-- where are the rest of you? 32926 By the way, I wonder if they brought our bicycles from the station?"
32926	Ca n''t? 32926 Can we get there to- night?"
32926	Contrary to your orders? 32926 Did I fall far?"
32926	Did I? 32926 Did n''t I tell you I was studying her rather closely?
32926	Did you think so, Susie? 32926 Did you?
32926	Didst thou glance over one shoulder on the way hither, Nanzicele? 32926 Do I happen to know?
32926	Do I?
32926	Do n''t you, or wo n''t you, understand that you are the cause of getting Nidia talked about? 32926 Do they ride bikes much up- country-- I think you said you were from up- country, did you not?"
32926	Do you know Bulawayo at all?
32926	Do you?
32926	Do_ you_ wish it?
32926	Dogs? 32926 Dost remember how I was driven from thy father''s kraal with jeers?
32926	Er-- could one have a tub-- among other things?
32926	Er-- which policeman is it, Piccanin?
32926	Even then, why should we not?
32926	Even your vigilance was as nothing against me, John Ames, for did I not step right over you while you slept?
32926	Find any nice girls down there, eh, Ames?
32926	Gave? 32926 Good- bye?"
32926	Has he done wrong?
32926	Has n''t it?
32926	Hast thou brought what I desired of thee, Nanzicele?
32926	Have I not spoken?
32926	Have n''t you had enough of that sort of thing yet, Nidia? 32926 Have n''t you had enough of that yet?"
32926	Have you forgotten that last long day of ours, down by the sea, that you can ask such a question?
32926	Have you not been treated well-- treated with every consideration and justice by your officer? 32926 He had no gun, you say?"
32926	He who is servant to Jonemi?
32926	Her way, is it? 32926 Here''s a bloody nigger, ai n''t there?
32926	How I can know? 32926 How do you know he''ll appreciate the distinction you propose to confer upon him?
32926	How many are there?
32926	How much you give me?
32926	How the mischief am I going to get through the rainy season? 32926 How''s that?"
32926	I dare say you''ve blazed away nearer a thousand cartridges than a hundred, eh, Ames?
32926	I ought to start by to- night''s train--then, breaking off--"Where is Mrs Bateman?
32926	I wonder is it?
32926	In battle?
32926	In hiding? 32926 Is it long since you came out?"
32926	Is it safe up there?
32926	Is n''t he that rather good- looking chap who was sitting at our table the day I had lunch with you at Cogill''s?
32926	Is n''t the journey a frightful one?
32926	Is that one of your boys?
32926	Is there anything in that Umlimo superstition, do you think, John?
32926	Is there no fear of those dreadful savages rising some night and killing us all?
32926	Is this how my orders are obeyed? 32926 It was n''t our faults, was it?"
32926	Jimmie, my poor child, what has happened? 32926 John,"she said, looking up suddenly,"is it because of what I told you yesterday?"
32926	Jonemi?
32926	Kids?
32926	Lupiswana, for one?
32926	Marry who? 32926 May n''t I go with you?"
32926	Miss who?
32926	Moseley, Tarrant-- you might step forward and meet her, eh? 32926 News?"
32926	Nidia, is it fair to encourage that man as you do?
32926	Nidia,called a voice from within-- a voice not untinged with acerbity--"won''t Mr Ames come inside?"
32926	No more whites in the land? 32926 No more?"
32926	No? 32926 Not John Ames?"
32926	Now, how often have we fought over this already? 32926 Of what art thou thinking, Nompiza?"
32926	Oh, as to that,he rejoined, speaking in a tone of studied carelessness,"where should I have been all this time without you?
32926	Oh, it''s about Miss Commerell they are talking? 32926 Oh, she does` appeal''to you, then?
32926	Once yours?
32926	Really? 32926 Really?
32926	Rinderpest? 32926 Robinson, was n''t it?"
32926	Roll up, man, and have an appetiser, Crosse, you''ll cut in?
32926	Running away?
32926	Safe?
32926	Safety? 32926 Say, Ames-- what sort of show you think we got?"
32926	Sea air? 32926 Seen me before?"
32926	Shall I tell you something-- darling?
32926	Show? 32926 Sikumbutana?
32926	So you''ve met before?
32926	Strange, is n''t it, how adaptable one can become?
32926	Such` little extra care''as you displayed only yesterday, John Ames? 32926 Sun over the yard- arm yet?
32926	Ten? 32926 That may be when thou art old and tottering, Nompiza, or it may mean this night, for what is time but a flash, even as that of the summer lightning?
32926	That so? 32926 The children of Umlimo have pretty houses, do they not-- pretty houses?"
32926	The parting of the ways?
32926	The proposed move? 32926 The son of Mambane?"
32926	The son of thy father, who is servant to Jonemi?
32926	The time, Children of Matyobane? 32926 Then how will you face the-- parting of the ways?"
32926	Then it was you I challenged that morning in the dark?
32926	Then what revenge could you wreak that would be too full, too sweet, upon whosoever should be instrumental in bereaving you of her for ever? 32926 Then why is he not here, long before now?"
32926	Then you do n''t believe in a particular prophet who talks out of a cave?
32926	Then, how did you know--"--About the explorations? 32926 They are for Umlimo?"
32926	This night? 32926 This night?"
32926	Thou knowest Pukele-- the servant of Jonemi?
32926	Three-- may not I keep one of them? 32926 Thy sister, formerly wife of Makani?"
32926	To go home? 32926 To remain where I am?
32926	To show a broader road to more whites to come into it by? 32926 To take care of you?
32926	To whom is she going? 32926 Trust your life to him, would you?"
32926	Tub? 32926 Tub?
32926	Was I right?
32926	We have had a good time, have n''t we?
32926	We met last under very different circumstances, did n''t we, Mrs Bateman?
32926	We''ve taught them how to fight the devil with fire-- eh?
32926	Well, Susie, was n''t I justified in my prediction?
32926	Well, and what''s the latest in the way of scares?
32926	Well, but, Nidia, how much further is this thing to go? 32926 Well, now, Ames, you''ll roll up to` skoff''at seven, wo n''t you, unless you''ll change your mind and come in now?"
32926	Well, what did Nanzicele do?
32926	Well, when I tell you people are beginning to talk about it?
32926	Well?
32926	Were you all the time at the Cape before coming up here, Miss Commerell?
32926	What about Nompiza?
32926	What are you waiting for, you blanked idiots?
32926	What did I put on?
32926	What did the fool run up against our guns for, in that cast- iron hurry?
32926	What do you think of that, John Ames?
32926	What have you been troubled about? 32926 What is it?"
32926	What is that, Pukele?
32926	What is the life of a man, more or less, when Umlimo has spoken?
32926	What is the matter?
32926	What is this?
32926	What shall I do to make you talk?
32926	What sort of a place is Bulawayo?
32926	What sort of a time did you have down in Cape Town, Ames?
32926	What the devil do you mean, sir, by disobeying orders? 32926 What were you wondering?"
32926	What, is it you see-- or know? 32926 What?
32926	What?
32926	When I woke up in the dark--"Are you sure you did wake up in the dark? 32926 When must you go?"
32926	When? 32926 Where am I?"
32926	Where are thy people-- the other Amakiwa-- and thy horses?
32926	Where did you know each other?
32926	Where have we not met?
32926	Where is she going? 32926 Where you go?"
32926	Where?
32926	Which man? 32926 Which prediction?
32926	Who are you?
32926	Who is he, George?
32926	Who is it?
32926	Who is the` dog''? 32926 Who is` Pukele,''Miss Commerell?"
32926	Who talks of time? 32926 Who talks of time?"
32926	Who the devil is Hollingworth when he''s at home, Moseley?
32926	Who were the indunas he was talking with?
32926	Who?
32926	Why did you do that?
32926	Why have you-- have you all done this thing, Nanzicele?
32926	Why should there be any parting?
32926	Why should we lose sight of each other?
32926	Why so?
32926	Why, then, should Makiwa[ Matabele term for the white man] wish to bewitch all the cattle?
32926	Why, we were fellow- passengers, fellow- actors, fellow- all- sorts- of- things, were n''t we, Miss Commerell? 32926 Why?
32926	Will the reward be of lead or of raw- hide?
32926	Wished well and acted well towards us?
32926	With more than two ideas in his head?
32926	Wo n''t you, old chap? 32926 Wonder if there are any crocs in these water puddles, Moseley?
32926	Wot''ll yer tike for the chawnce?
32926	Would n''t you?
32926	Would you?
32926	Yea-- whose?
32926	Yes; are n''t they?
32926	Yes; he is different to the general ruck, is n''t he?
32926	Yes? 32926 Yes?
32926	Yes?
32926	Yet why should you ever have entertained it? 32926 Yonder dogs, shall we call them and set them on to devour this white witch?"
32926	You are a policeman, are you not?
32926	You are feeling much better than when you came down, are you not, Mr Ames?
32926	You do n''t think they have-- killed him?
32926	You had a long time to run yet, had n''t you?
32926	You know him, then?
32926	You know him?
32926	You will send no cattle?
32926	You-- a policeman? 32926 Your horse jump, Ames?"
32926	` Present company--''of course?
32926	------------------------------------------------------------------------"How will you face the parting of the ways?"
32926	A blow from behind, a sudden stab, in the desperate impulse of the moment-- what more likely?
32926	A cry?
32926	A moan?
32926	A table?
32926	Aloud she said--"I wonder when_ we_ shall be going up- country?"
32926	Am I not right?"
32926	And Nanzicele?
32926	And our cattle-- whose hand was it that destroyed them daily?"
32926	And she?
32926	And so I encourage John Ames, do I?
32926	And the wizard?
32926	And these?
32926	And what of Nidia herself?
32926	And what of the unfortunate trooper?
32926	And when they should be over-- what then?
32926	And-- this vengeance?"
32926	Are those birds ready?"
32926	Are you fond of bicycling?"
32926	Are you likely to be going up there?"
32926	Are you sure it wo n''t inconvenience you?"
32926	Are you sure you did not dream you woke up?"
32926	Are you the devil himself?"
32926	As against that, what if he were mistaken, or partially so?
32926	Ask, when you are safe again, how many found it?
32926	Baboons?
32926	Blood?
32926	Breathed there a mystic atmosphere in this weird place which affected the mind?
32926	But before they should meet again-- what?
32926	But can you get to the sea so soon?"
32926	But for him where''d I be now?
32926	But here, in the very home of the superstition they had been discussing, could there, after all, be more in it-- more than met the eye?
32926	But how did you find your way up here, and when?"
32926	But how do you talk, to them?
32926	But how would that avail one who has been bitten by Lupiswana?
32926	But now?
32926	But on what errand?
32926	But the dead boy?
32926	But the means of descent?
32926	But the time, O Word of the Wise?
32926	But was it a dream?
32926	But what avail?
32926	But what if I do not get through?
32926	But what if it is some poor wretch who is lost?
32926	But what is the` thing''when all''s said and done, and what sort of fish are in the kettle?
32926	But what of the more practical side?
32926	But why transform the ordinary and mundane into a paradise for one who was to be suffered but one glimpse therein, and now was to be cast forth?
32926	But within?
32926	But you said he was a reliable boy?"
32926	But, Nidia, is n''t it rather rough on the man?
32926	But, as my American adorer,` Major''Shackleton, would say,` Oh, do drive on,''By the way, is he the man I am encouraging?"
32926	But,"--sitting up, with a stare of blank amazement--"but-- who are you?"
32926	But-- how could anybody get up there?
32926	But-- oh, what would I have done with that horrible fiend of an animal but for you?
32926	But-- was it human?
32926	But-- was that all?
32926	But-- what was this?
32926	But-- what were we talking about?"
32926	But-- why had he been spared?
32926	But-- you do n''t really think me unfeeling and hard- hearted, Mr Ames?"
32926	Ca n''t you tell them it is absolutely impossible to come back just now, that-- er-- in short, on no account can you?"
32926	Can anything be clearer than that?"
32926	Can they by any chance ever do anything right according to you fellows?"
32926	Can they talk English?"
32926	Can you not tell me?
32926	Cawn''t a chep mike a bloomin''blanked nigger awnswer a question when a gentleman arsts''i m one-- hy?"
32926	Could it be that his ideal had stopped down from her pedestal?
32926	Could it be that she had deputed this cursed, parrot- faced, interfering woman to take up her part and so clear the ground for her?
32926	Could it really be that that odious woman was deputed by Nidia?
32926	Could she trust him?
32926	Could the_''Nkose_ take any of them on?
32926	Could they be?
32926	Could they have been authentic?
32926	Could this mysterious personage be indeed the chief actor in them?
32926	Dare he use his rifle?
32926	Did he remember?
32926	Did n''t he bring you to me?
32926	Did she welcome the fortuitous relief or not?
32926	Did that account for the fact that he was still alive?
32926	Did the speaker actually hear at that moment a shadowy echo of the mocking laugh which had been hurled at him from the darkness, or did he imagine it?
32926	Did you get me here alone?"
32926	Didst thou see Lupiswana following thee, yea, even running at thy side?
32926	Do I encourage them?"
32926	Do n''t you hear?
32926	Do n''t you remember all that abominable cannon nuisance when we were in the Bernese Oberland?
32926	Do n''t you think it the best plan?"
32926	Do n''t you think so?"
32926	Do n''t you think you come here rather often?"
32926	Do you happen to know that only a couple of days ago I was requested not to come here any more?"
32926	Do you promise to observe my instructions implicitly?"
32926	Does n''t it, Susie?"
32926	Eh, Dibs?"
32926	Fires?
32926	Great Heaven, where can she have been all this while?
32926	Had anything befallen him?
32926	Had he any message?
32926	Had he by chance put them on the table, and left them there?
32926	Had he cleared out, they speculated?
32926	Had it seen her?
32926	Had she no thought for him and his safety?
32926	Had the being, whatever it was, actually entered the cave, passing him seated there on guard?
32926	Had the savage enemy found them out at last?
32926	Had their mother taken those earthquakes of children for a walk?
32926	Have I got a good memory, John?"
32926	Have I not always wished well and acted well towards you?
32926	He continued to shake his bowl of abomination and mutter; then he went on:"The last time you heard the Great Voice, what did it say?
32926	He had delivered the one message, but what of the other enclosure, the one which in some mysterious way concerned himself, the packet marked"B"?
32926	Heard anything of it?"
32926	Heaven knows how long we are destined to roam the wilds together, but why not keep the conventional until our return to conventionality?"
32926	Heavens, what did it mean?
32926	Heavens, what do you want to go getting yourself killed for?
32926	Here, I say, d''you know Tarrant?
32926	Hesitate not, or--""Shall I be allowed to depart from here if I tell, child of the Umlimo?"
32926	His heart swelled with an intense and earnest thankfulness, when-- What was that long stealthy movement, away on his right?
32926	Hole?
32926	How could he harbour such a thought amid the great glad joy of hearing that her safety was assured?
32926	How did he get him reduced?"
32926	How had he escaped?
32926	How shall I earn forgiveness?"
32926	How should she have forgotten that this dreadful sorcerer could read the thoughts of men?
32926	How was Mrs Bateman?
32926	How would she receive the communication?
32926	How would they meet?
32926	How?"
32926	Human?
32926	I ca n''t help being a tease, can I?
32926	I can be an awful tease at times, ca n''t I?
32926	I say, Selwyn, where would you and I have been now but for our friend here giving us the office?
32926	I say, old chap, why do n''t you chip in for some of old Madula''s daughters-- marry''em, do n''t you know?
32926	I sent him out to find you, and he said you had been among the Matabele, but had been able to leave them again--""Who?
32926	I suppose you are in hiding, like ourselves?"
32926	I suppose you will be joining one of the forces taking the field as soon as possible, wo n''t you, Mr Ames?"
32926	I was wondering?"
32926	I wonder are there any exceptions to the rule?"
32926	I wonder where he is now?"
32926	If there are no King''s cattle for me to send, how can I send any?
32926	If this is a general outbreak, what of Hollingworth and his crowd?"
32926	Instead of carrying them out promptly, were ye all asleep or drinking beer with the women?
32926	Is he getting on well up here, Mr Hollingworth?"
32926	Is it anybody we know?"
32926	Is n''t he here?
32926	Is n''t he?"
32926	Is n''t it very exciting?"
32926	Is n''t that the correct newspaper phrase?
32926	Is not that` word''plain enough, Nanzicele?"
32926	Is not this blue- eyed girl you were taking care of for so many days all the world to you-- more than life itself?"
32926	Is she ready?"
32926	Is that Hollingworth?"
32926	Is that nothing?"
32926	Is the child mad?
32926	Is there an Umlimo cave down there, where they are?"
32926	It is something, after all, to be of some use, as I was telling you the other night; do you remember?"
32926	It would n''t look well, would it?"
32926	John Ames?"
32926	Kwa Jonemi?"
32926	Man or devil?
32926	Might not there be among these some who would befriend him, even as Pukele had done before?
32926	Miss Commerell, who''d have thought of meeting_ you_ here?
32926	Moseley, can she have escaped?"
32926	Mr Ames lives somewhere up here, does n''t he?
32926	My boy?
32926	Natives?
32926	Nice cheerful work it would have been romping about the mountains alone, would n''t it?"
32926	Nice girl, is n''t she?"
32926	Nidia rejoined--"What in the world will we do when our time comes?"
32926	Nidia''s self- possession breaking down so signally?
32926	No chance of him clearing with it, eh?"
32926	No?
32926	Not hurt?"
32926	Not really?
32926	Now he said softly--"And the other ten cartridges, those in thy bag, Nanzicele?
32926	Of death, is it not, my father?"
32926	Oh, my dear little boy, what does it all mean?"
32926	Oh, why was he so late?
32926	Or why not cut that white throat and see the red blood flow?
32926	Ought n''t we to try to help him?"
32926	Passing beneath this, the trio stood in a circular open space, at the upper end of which were three huts,"What place is this?"
32926	People received bequests, even from unknown testators-- received them thankfully; why should not he?
32926	Pleasant, is n''t it?"
32926	Pukele?"
32926	Reinforcements?
32926	Rescue?"
32926	Samvu?
32926	See the plan?"
32926	See?"
32926	Selfish?
32926	Shall I tell thee?
32926	She continued--"As you say, why_ should_ we lose sight of each other?
32926	She staggered as though to sink into a swoon, when-- What was that?
32926	Should they fail him in a matter where private feeling, however deep, was concerned?
32926	Snapped?
32926	Some hoax?
32926	Some practical joke?
32926	Still, would it be possible for this satanic being to commit further deeds of atrocity and of blood?
32926	Suppose_ Uconde_--bobyaan-- he come again, you much flighten?
32926	Tell me, are you able to throw them off while you are away, or do you lie awake sometimes at night wondering if things are going right?"
32926	That he might deliver his message to the outside world?
32926	That night-- shall I ever forget it?
32926	That shape, brushing past him in the darkness-- the hollow, demoniacal laugh?
32926	The capture or death of the Umlimo-- would it not be effectual to stop the rising?
32926	The fact of a few cattle being sick was seized upon by their rulers as a pretext for the destruction of all; and what would become of the people then?
32926	The key?
32926	The only thing we ever do fight about, is n''t it?
32926	The other man wore a police uniform, you say?
32926	The roads are splendid, are n''t they?"
32926	The time?
32926	The time?"
32926	The"brilliant future mapped out for her"--the words seemed burnt into his brain-- what part or lot had he in such, he a mere penniless nobody?
32926	Their names?
32926	Then gravely,"Any-- er-- losses?"
32926	Then he said:--"And this Nanzicele-- is he that big tall Kafir who was nearest us, on the outside of the line, during the cattle- shooting?"
32926	Then, excitedly,"Pukele, you do n''t think-- they-- followed him up in the dark-- and-- and killed him?"
32926	Then, to her--"Which way he go?"
32926	They_ would_ have done this?
32926	This woman is in our power; shall we let her go?"
32926	To him she said,"Yes; it''s a pity, is n''t it?"
32926	Umlimo cave, what dat, missie?"
32926	Was I to keep Madula talking for a moon instead of a very small piece of a day, to give thee time to rest thy lazy carcase and go to sleep?
32926	Was he at home?
32926	Was he dreaming?
32926	Was he himself capable of such a hardening-- of so gigantic and ruthless and lifelong a feud?
32926	Was he uncertain of the place?
32926	Was it a dream, indeed, or was it the actual face which she had seen?
32926	Was it a dream-- an awful nightmare?
32926	Was it a prophecy?
32926	Was it a signal?
32926	Was it easy to find the way?
32926	Was it for this she had allowed her to leave her English home"for a peep into wild life,"as they had put it when the much debated question had arisen?
32926	Was it human?
32926	Was it likely they would suffer him to depart, in order hereafter to bear testimony against them?
32926	Was it not selfish to feel any sort of satisfaction under such circumstances?
32926	Was it only of herself she could think at such a time?
32926	Was n''t it bad enough when you nearly did-- when I-- when we-- all thought you were?
32926	Was not everything dark enough in all conscience, and what outlook did life afford?
32926	Was not his resolution a quixotic one; now, indeed, an impossible one?
32926	Was that really a flash of consternation, of regret, that swept over it?
32926	Was the child really going off her head?
32926	Was the speaker right, after all?
32926	We''d have been quietly knocked on the head-- eh?"
32926	Well, is there not the wretched sufferer lying bound and helpless within the hut?
32926	Well, what do you think the fellow has been doing?
32926	Well, when you going to get it for John Ames?
32926	Were he to keep this knowledge to himself, how many lives would be sacrificed which otherwise might have been saved?
32926	Were his eyes and ears utterly deceiving him?
32926	Were not the words thereof as mine are now-- I, its child?
32926	Were these people cannibals-- secret cannibals, perhaps?
32926	Were they, after all, treacherous?
32926	Were you to sit down and weep over the loss of your friends until some obliging barbarian should come up and put an end to you?
32926	What can it have been?"
32926	What did it mean?
32926	What did you think, Nidia?"
32926	What do I know about things here, and where would I have been now but for you?"
32926	What do you mean, Nidia?"
32926	What do you think of this place, Nidia?"
32926	What had become of the two natives?
32926	What have they done to you-- to-- to everybody?"
32926	What his tragic past?
32926	What if I were so fortunate as to come in as your escort?"
32926	What if he should not come back?
32926	What if his own wanderings had ended thus, substituting Matopo for Lebombo?
32926	What if the sound of hammering should reach hostile ears?
32926	What impulse moved her to put out both her bands to him?
32926	What is it?"
32926	What matter?
32926	What must you have felt, when you first found yourself adrift?"
32926	What of their cattle which had all been killed?
32926	What on earth do you want to tub now for?"
32926	What then?
32926	What was it?
32926	What was it?
32926	What was it?
32926	What was that over there?
32926	What was that?
32926	What was this sudden access to competence in such a case?
32926	What was this?
32926	What was this?
32926	What was to be done with such a girl as this?
32926	What would Nidia''s own people have to say in the matter?
32926	What would become of her?
32926	What would it contain, and how could such contents in any way conduce to his own welfare?
32926	What would she do when they returned to safety, and their ways would lie apart?
32926	What''s the news?"
32926	What-- who could it be?
32926	What-- who-- had scared it?
32926	What?"
32926	When on earth did you get here?
32926	When you have done your round on the Continent, why not come back here and make this your home?
32926	Whence the languor that seemed to attend his waking hours, the drowsy disinclination to move?
32926	Whence, then, this rock-- this rock which somehow seemed to weigh upon him like a tombstone?
32926	Where am I, did you say?"
32926	Where are you now?
32926	Where can he be?"
32926	Where have we met before?"
32926	Where indeed?
32926	Where is he?
32926	Where is it?"
32926	Where was Mafuta?
32926	Where was he, and when was he coming to see her?
32926	Where were all the cattle?
32926	Where were all the people?
32926	Where would she find shelter, let alone food?
32926	Where you from?"
32926	Which corner did you leave it in?"
32926	Whither could she turn-- whither fly?
32926	Who could the man be?
32926	Who made me so?
32926	Who says so?"
32926	Who was this strange being?
32926	Who were they, he asked, and where going?
32926	Who''ve got guns?"
32926	Whose jeers were the loudest?
32926	Whose mockeries the most biting?
32926	Why did n''t you like to ask me, Miss Commerell?
32926	Why had he induced either of them to come near such a hateful country?
32926	Why had he not been the one to end his hopes and fears then in that swift and easy manner?
32926	Why had_ he_ been spared?
32926	Why have I told you?
32926	Why is it that I do not feel it more, think of it more?
32926	Why not return?
32926	Why not?
32926	Why not?
32926	Why not?"
32926	Why should I?"
32926	Why should he wreck his life''s happiness upon any rock of false pride?
32926	Why should you think so?"
32926	Why then had he fled?
32926	Why were they all under arms in this way?
32926	Why, and with what object to serve, had the Umlimo spared and tended him?
32926	Why, indeed, should any false pride stand in the way of his acceptance of it?
32926	Why?"
32926	Will that satisfy you?"
32926	Will the land never again yield corn?"
32926	Would he look surprised and pleased?
32926	Would he never return?
32926	Would it discover her presence?
32926	Would it fly at her?
32926	Would it not be better to wait until he had brought Nidia safely and triumphantly through the multifold perils which still overhung their way?
32926	Would n''t that make a scene-- eh?"
32926	Would she feel more than a transient sorrow or regret when she heard of his end?
32926	Would that grave, firm face relax as he greeted her, the straight glance of the grey eyes soften ever so little as it met hers?
32926	Would they never have finished their_ indaba_?
32926	Would you have come to see me?"
32926	Yes?
32926	Yet stay-- what is this?
32926	Yet why had they not murdered her at first?
32926	Yet, was it merely a sense of the external contrast which was afflicting him?
32926	Yet, was it too late?
32926	Yet, what can appear there within, for the rock face is inaccessible to any save winged creatures?
32926	Yet, why should this consciousness bring with it a feeling of elation?
32926	You are the man who saved his life, when the others were all murdered?"
32926	You can get about from here, too, ca n''t you, Mr Moseley?"
32926	You ever fight Matabele before?"
32926	You have resigned your appointment, have you not?
32926	You remember what the orders were to Nanzicele?
32926	You savvy?
32926	You were his servant?
32926	You were not able to catch his name?"
32926	_ Has_ been?
32926	_ Me_, remember?"
32926	_ You_ Umlimo?
32926	_ You_ in it, eh?"
32926	_ You_ the Umlimo?"
32926	_ You_ using naughty swear words?
32926	and was he not in duty bound to further this end in the interests of his fellow- countrymen?
32926	had not just such a time come?
32926	had she not?
32926	looking from one to the other, in a half vacant way,"But where is Pukele?"
32926	must she look again and go mad?
32926	shall we slay?
32926	shall we wait Darkness of doom?"
32926	what was this?
32926	where would I have been?"
32926	why did I ever allow you to leave me, my own, my true chivalrous love?"
32926	would they never pass?