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| nyp.33433081963203 | ( A big word, is n't it?) |
| nyp.33433081963203 | Are not their voices fine? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | But look| What is all this commotion about? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | But the little girl to whom Petrovna has brought the dress, and her three- year- old brother, where do they sleep? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | But what is Petrovna doing? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | Does it not make you think of fairy- land? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | How do they get along? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | It cost a good deal of money, but her papa thought, “ What does that matter? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | Should n't you be afraid of getting lost there? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | What is the difference? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | Would you not like to stay all day to listen to such music? |
| nyp.33433081963203 | Yet again he called out, “ Are you warm, my pretty ones? ” And again they answered him with curses. |
| nyp.33433081963203 | “ Well, my darlings, are you cold? ” But the girls only answered with bad words. |
| nyp.33433081963013 | Do you remember Ibrahim, your boy friend?' |
| nyp.33433081963013 | How is it that a cat can do such a thing? |
| nyp.33433081963013 | The Sultan's seat is in the front part of the gallery. ” “ He has many children, has n't he? ” “ Yes, and he loves them dearly. |
| nyp.33433081963013 | Wait till morning, and I will go with you before school- time. ” “ Are their eyes open yet? |
| nyp.33433081963013 | “ Are we to drive or walk, papa? ” asked Osman. |
| nyp.33433081963013 | “ Fatima, do n’t you see what is the matter? |
| nyp.33433081963013 | “ How would you like a day by the Sweet Waters of Europe, my child? ” The little boy looked in the direction of the voice. |
| nyp.33433081963013 | “ Where? |
| nyp.33433081963013 | “ Wo n't you tell my little boy the story of Mohammed and the cat? ” she asked. |
| osu.32435008535544 | How is it that you should come to find me at midnight? |
| osu.32435008535544 | So how do you suppose Yung Pak's mother used to put him to sleep in this land where cradles were unknown? |
| osu.32435008535544 | The noise was so great that Kim Yong hardly heard Yung Pak when he shouted: “ Oh, I see papa! ” “ Where is he?" |
| osu.32435008535544 | To what family do you belong?' |
| osu.32435008535544 | Upon the man's appearance, the king asked:'Do you know who I am? |
| osu.32435008535544 | What examination?' |
| osu.32435008535544 | What little boy ever saw a monkey that he did n't want for his own? |
| osu.32435008535544 | Why did I not die years ago? |
| osu.32435008535544 | Why did the nun dance, the bereaved man sing, and the old man weep? |
| osu.32435008535544 | Why has this degra- The Monk's Story 55 now go away dation come to my daughter- in- law? ” Tears accompanied his words. |
| osu.32435008535544 | why such persistence in trying to learn about other people's business?' |
| osu.32435008535544 | « « On this account,'said the man to Cheng- chong,'my father broke out into mourning in these words:"Why have I lived to this age? |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ Do n't you see him right behind that little man in yellow who is carrying a big blue flag? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Kim Yong. |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ Do you think, ” said Yung Pak,"that the old kings were any better than our own gra- cious ruler?" |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ For what reason do you pry into other people's business?' |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ True,'was the reply, but whence are you? |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ What is that music? ” asked Yung Pak. |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ What is that wall for? ” he asked Wang Ken as they passed one. |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ Who is in that chair? ” asked Yung Pak of his companion. |
| osu.32435008535544 | “ Yes, but why is this done? ” asked Yung Pak. |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Are n't they lovely? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Did you ever see a cobra yourself, father? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Do you see him there under the canopy, with his children around him? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Father, will you tell us the story of Rosy Dawn? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Is n't the canopy over the king the loveli- est thing you ever saw? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Is n't this pickled turnip fine? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Were n't you afraid when you crossed the river on the elephant's back, Chin? hvd.hn5hrw What else did you see, Chin?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | What kind were they, Chin? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | 26 Our Little Siamese Cousin"Look, look,"said Chin,"is n't that grand?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | 52 Our Little Siamese Cousin How was Chie Lo getting along with her load of fruit this morning? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | A Chinaman who was once asked why he had the eye there, answered,"If no have eye, how can see?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Are n't they beautiful?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | As his feet were always bare, why should n't he make them useful in other ways than walking and running, swimming and playing games? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Do you think those men were n't scared? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Does n't it ever slip on the elephant's back, Chin?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | How do they make their gums such a fiery red? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | How do they manage to sleep when the air around them is filled with the buzzing, troublesome creatures? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | How should the roof be protected from the heavy rains that fell during a portion of the year? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Is n't it beautiful? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | It startled Chie Lo, and she exclaimed:"What is it, Chin? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Was n't he the least bit afraid?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | Was n't that wonderful, Chin?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | What could she mean by these words? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | What did he care if he was brought up on the street, as one might say? |
| hvd.hn5hrw | What is it?" |
| hvd.hn5hrw | | CHIN|% Our Little Siamese Cousin%** I By% 4* Mary Hazelton Wade^** 4? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | 10 Our Little Japanese Cousin Never she cry? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | And will he pre- pare medicine marked in some such way as this: • One teaspoonful to be taken each hour? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | And, after all, is n't one reason why we live in this big world and are so different one from another, that we may learn from each other? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | As Lotus Blossom and Toyo draw near, the man ends his song and calls out, “ Now who wants me to blow him a candy dog? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | But is n't it a strange idea to have dancing, praying, and feasting in the same place? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | But suppose that the tea or rice should be spilled on the beautiful table? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | But why is it? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Do n't you think so? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Do n't you think that is a very nice and cleanly custom? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Do you sigh now, and wish you could get your education in that far- away land where long division is not a daily trial? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | He may boast of six pockets, but what of that? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | How many holidays have we in a whole year? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | How were they to get there? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | I believe you would not object to a party like that yourself, would you? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | I'm glad we do n't have this custom in our country, are n't you? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | In steam or electric cars? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Is he crazy? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Is n't it a shame? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Lotus Blossom ran to her mother, just as her American cous- ins might do, and cried, “ Oh, mamma, my precious, honourable'mother, what shall I wear? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Or shall it be a monkey eating a nut? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | That little girl, nine years old, drinking tea? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Was there ever a lovelier sight? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | What can you be thinking of to ask such questions? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | What do you suppose she carries in the bag? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | What wonderful dolls they have in Japan, do n't they? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | When school is done, what will the children do throughout the long afternoon? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Where does our little Japanese cousin sleep in this funny house? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | Would you believe it? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | You know the punk that you use on the Fourth of July to light your firecrackers and fireworks? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | You say at once, “ Is the priest in Japan a doctor? |
| hvd.hn5i9t | “ How about punishment in the Japanese school? ” I hear a little boy ask. |
| uc1.b3332999 | A-5 BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FAMOUS LEADERS SERIES By Edwin WILDMAN FAMOUS LEADERS OF INDUSTRY.-First Series “ Are these stories interesting? |
| uc1.b3332999 | But how is anybody able to kiss the Blarney Stone? |
| uc1.b3332999 | But what is a pig fair? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Can they go in the next letter to Maggie, mother? ” asked the little girl, as she finished singing. |
| uc1.b3332999 | DANIEL O'CONNELL “ O Paddy, dear, and did you hear The news that's going round? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Did ye ever hear tell of the famine? ” she asked. |
| uc1.b3332999 | Do you know what a giant is? ” “ Oh, yes. |
| uc1.b3332999 | Do you know what peat is? |
| uc1.b3332999 | He heard the word “ Fairies. ” Hallowe'en 75 “ Do you believe in fairies? ” he asked Norah. |
| uc1.b3332999 | How can I help my country? ” He worked early and late. |
| uc1.b3332999 | Is it a true story? |
| uc1.b3332999 | LW Norah II Own “ What is it, what is it? ” they all cried together. |
| uc1.b3332999 | Mollie says can I go with her for a day at Killarney? ” cried Norah, rushing into the house quite out of breath. |
| uc1.b3332999 | Sure, what else could the good news be? ” said their father. |
| uc1.b3332999 | THER “ Dear FATHER AND MY OWN SWEET MOTHER:- First of all, how are yoursilves and the pigs and all the children? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Then what? |
| uc1.b3332999 | What do you suppose the king replied? |
| uc1.b3332999 | What was the meaning of the fire? |
| uc1.b3332999 | What will the money buy yez now? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Who could have dared to disobey the king? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Who could tell? |
| uc1.b3332999 | Who would duck for the apples? |
| uc1.b3332999 | where had she gone? |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ Can I do it? |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ Do you mean four Irish miles? ” asked one of the gentlemen. |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ Is n't it grand to be travelling like that, Katie? ” said her sister. |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ What use would it be to spend much time on it? ” he would say. |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ Why, Norah? ” “ When you see a cloud of dust sweeping along, you may know the fairies are travelling. |
| uc1.b3332999 | “ You have never been to the north of Ireland, have you? ” he asked. |
| umn.31951000937200p | 9F i? |
| umn.31951000937200p | A Drive to Richmond 39 “ Did not a great many kings and queens live in Richmond, besides Queen Elizabeth? ” asked Adelaide. |
| umn.31951000937200p | Can somebody explain why? |
| umn.31951000937200p | Is n’t he a beauty? |
| umn.31951000937200p | London 57 “ Is not he a beauty, Edith? |
| umn.31951000937200p | Of course it is much heavier and bigger than a carriage of to- day, but what did that matter with four horses to pull it? |
| umn.31951000937200p | Presently the little girl, who had been glanc- ing at Edith, leaned over and said, eagerly: “ They will soon be here, wo n’t they? |
| umn.31951000937200p | That ’s a long time, is n’t it? |
| umn.31951000937200p | There is such a jam on the avenue that they can only creep along; it ’s like a big picnic. ” “ Is it not nearly tea- time? |
| umn.31951000937200p | We will really see the king and queen, aunty? |
| umn.31951000937200p | What is the name of the place, Miss Green? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Are you alone, my dears? ” she finally asked the little American girl. |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Ca n’t we see the big grape- vine now?" |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Do they have cows in London? ” asked Edith. |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Does he not look wise, Edith? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Does not London look smoky and dark? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Does not the river look gay? ” said Eleanor. |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Have you a good boat for us to- day? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ How is the raven? ” asked Adelaide. |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ How would you and Edith like to go with me to Hyde Park this afternoon? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Is not this a lovely Old room, mamma? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ It ’s just like dolls keeping house; is n’t it lovely, mamma? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ P: 3 Our thtle g If; English Cousin ii “ 35* ‘ 9: g is:'3 BY\ g Blanche McManus if “? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ They are all kept for the king ’s own use. ” 22 Our Little English Cousin “ Well, are you young people ready for dinner? |
| umn.31951000937200p | “ Why do we always eat more out- of- doors, ” said Edith, “ than when we are indoors eating in the proper way? |
| uc1.b3332998 | - “ Is n't she beautiful? ” whispered Mari, to a little girl behind her. |
| uc1.b3332998 | But who cares? |
| uc1.b3332998 | But why did you do it? ” “ I was after down for mother's cloak. |
| uc1.b3332998 | But, as I said before, the gods always ended by being suc- cessful. ” “ Are you too tired to tell another story, father? |
| uc1.b3332998 | Can it be possible that a thief has been here? |
| uc1.b3332998 | Do you believe you have grown any taller since last night? ” said Mari's mother, when she called her that morning. |
| uc1.b3332998 | Do you wonder what fun there could be in staying up in that basket, hour after hour? |
| uc1.b3332998 | I shall have to admit you have beaten me. ’ “ ‘ Did n't you see what I did?' |
| uc1.b3332998 | I will finish the baking while you take the baby and give him an airing. ” And where was the baby, bless him? |
| uc1.b3332998 | May I keep it, please? ” “ It seems as though you had enough pets now, Mari. |
| uc1.b3332998 | Suppose one log gets across the stream and blocks the way? |
| uc1.b3332998 | The Golden Age did n't last after quarrelling began, did it? ” “ No. |
| uc1.b3332998 | They had to catch each animal and hold it still with a lasso while the milking was done. ” “ Why did you speak of milking- day, Adolf? |
| uc1.b3332998 | Was the good time over now, do you think? |
| uc1.b3332998 | What is that for? ” “ They are laying presents there for the min- ister. |
| uc1.b3332998 | What kind of a home would he find when he got into the forest? |
| uc1.b3332998 | Why were they all dressed so finely Why were they all looking in one direction? |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ And what did our brave little Ashiepattle do? |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Could you see what is coming? ” asked her mother. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Did n't you put it away in the box where you always keep it? ” “ Certainly, my child, but I did not lock the box as usual. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Do you think I have enough to decorate your cake, Mari? ” He laughed as he spoke. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Have you seen the silver brooch I wore at my throat yesterday? ” said their mother, as soon as they came into the house. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Is that your spinning- wheel? ” asked the visitor, as she looked around the room. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Is there any- thing else the women of Lapland make, Adolf? ” “ Many things. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ May father have the cakes I made? ” asked Mari. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Mother, why is our house a posting- station? ” asked Mari, when the travellers had gone. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ The baby behaves finely, does n't he? ” whispered Ole. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ What do you think Ashiepattle did? |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Which story shall it be? ” asked the farmer. |
| uc1.b3332998 | “ Wo n't you come into the house while you wait for the carriage? ” she asked. |
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| nyp.33433081963021 | And did this little family own so much linen as lay spread out on the grass to- day? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | But we in our village have other work. ” “ But why do n't the wood- carvers change? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | But you will come, wo n't you? ” Carl's father and mother were as much pleased by the invitation as were the boys. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | Do n't you think now that it is a wonderful sight? ” “ Yes, indeed. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | Do n't you think that is a pretty idea, father? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | His hair has rubbed off against it as he moved while asleep. ” “ How large do the marmots grow? ” asked Carl. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | How does the work go? ” “ Pretty hard, my boy, pretty hard, but I love it, ” answered the younger man of the two mowers. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | How soon are we to start, father? ” “ Next week. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | How would you like to go too? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | In a moment, almost, they were out of sight. ” “ Why can they climb where no one else is able to go? ” asked Carl. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | Io8 Our Little Swiss Cousin “ Have you been a good boy? ” he cried, suddeq'v turning toward Carl. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | It is n't easy walking over them, either, is it? ” After some hard climbing they found them- selves on the glacier. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | The holy man gave them food and drink, but what do you think these wicked men did in return for such kindness? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | This was so mother could drink the waters and get cured. ” “ Do you remember the name of the place? ” asked Carl. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | What could it all mean? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | What did it matter if some of the women of Switzerland dressed like the people of other lands? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | What have you been doing? ” “ I have spent part of my time as a guide among the highest mountains of the Alps. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | What should be done? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | What would he receive, himself? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | Why is it that cretins are often found in the homes of the poor? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | You know that? ” “ O, yes, Uncle Fritz. ” “ Very well, then. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Carl, my boy, are you thinking of the good time to- morrow? ” said a voice at the other side of the room. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Did you believe such a silly story as that, Rudolf? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Did your mother do like these others? ” he asked, and he turned his head toward the beautifully dressed lady who sat talking with his parents. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Do n’t you think our cows are lovely, and did you notice the big black one in the first stall? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Do you think Tell feared he could not do it? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Have you been at home all summer? ” asked Rudolf. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ May I go with you when you collect the hay in November? ” Carl asked his friends. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ O father, is that you? |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Why is it such a busy place, father? ” asked Carl. |
| nyp.33433081963021 | “ Why, have n't you heard about it? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | And how did the people move the boat? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | But, mother, our people were not always like this, were they? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Did you ever hear what the people in other countries call the Sultan, Artin? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Did you ever ride on a camel, father? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do n't you know we were talking about geese the other day? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you really suppose we can get within shot of them? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you remember what I found on our chimney last spring, Mariam? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you see anything moving below us? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Have you learned whether any wolves have been seen near the village, Artin? mdp.39076002869175 He stalked about very proudly, as much as to say:'What business have you to make me stay here with common fowls? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | How can a person help keeping well and strong if he lives here? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | If you climb to the top of yonder mountain, what can you, see beyond? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Is that so? mdp.39076002869175 It seems a long time, does n't it? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Now, my son, what do you suppose the wise man's story meant? mdp.39076002869175 Should we be spared? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Was she drowned? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What kind of cargoes did the merchants of those days carry? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Why are n't there kings in Armenia any more? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Why in the world was the ass carried? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Why was there a deluge, mother? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Wo n't you tell us a story? mdp.39076002869175 Would you like to hear about Armenia in Bible days? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Yes, I know, I know,said Mr. Brown,"but it was the grandest part of the journey, was n't it?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | You are thinking of the Garden of Eden, are n't you, mother? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | f What has happened?' mdp.39076002869175 'Are n't you afraid?' mdp.39076002869175 And what was Artin's father doing all this evening? mdp.39076002869175 And where was he going? mdp.39076002869175 Are our Turkish masters as cruel as ever? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | But how could the sheep get up on the roof? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | But what of the wild sheep the Americans hoped to bring home with them? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | But what was it? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Can you guess the reason? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Can you imagine the lower story of a house with no wall facing the street? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Did n't the people ever catch him?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do tell me how are my people on the seacoast? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you remember bringing one home last year, Artin? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you see the fine stone slabs on the roof and around the doorways? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Do you understand? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | How were we ever to pass that procession of camels? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | How would you like to be let down with ropes over the sides of the cliffs? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | It was n't a bad way of building a home, was it? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | THE SACRED LAND"Mother, why ca n't I talk about Armenia as much as I wish? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | THE VISITORS"May we rest here for a short time? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Tell me, is it not so?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | They like to feel the warm sunshine 57 Queer Animals 59"What makes them take the journey?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What can I say that would interest you children?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What do you suppose has happened?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What do you think he saw in his dreams that night? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What is the matter?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | What was to be done now? |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Why do n't they drive out the brigands?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | Would you care enough for wild sheep to do such things?" |
| mdp.39076002869175 | how could the people inside of that big building see to do the work?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | 'WILL YOU NOT LET ME TAKE YOU HOME IN THE CAR? nnc1.cr61011363 Is that why we call the thunder Trajan's voice?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Where did you get these? ” both boys shouted with delight. nnc1.cr61011363 'Do you see that?' nnc1.cr61011363 'Have you your knife?' nnc1.cr61011363 'He knows his cure, but will not tell it to thee.? nnc1.cr61011363 'If it is indeed so, why should I not? nnc1.cr61011363 Are you going to stay in Bukurest? nnc1.cr61011363 Are you sure?' nnc1.cr61011363 As she shook hands with Nicolaia and looked at Jonitza's animated face she roguishly asked, “ Did you like the dance? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Did n't you hear him bray? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | For answer Jonitza glared and then burst out with: “ What have I done that you wo n't let me go with you on St. George's Eve? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Have you ever seen snakes just born? ” At this last question, Nicolaia's eyes flashed. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | How can I tell whether I'm stupid or dull unless I do? ”." |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | How will you like that? ” “ Very much, dear mother, ” Jonitza answered. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | How would you like to be Jonitza's teacher and earn a little money of your own?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | LAY TWO LONG SHINY SNAKES ” 72 “ WILL YOU NOT LET ME TAKE YOU HOME IN THE CAR? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Might I tell you 84 Our Little Roumanian Cousin the story, sir? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Of what good will life then 56 Our Little Roumanian Cousin be to me? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Our Little Roumanian Cousin “ Why are n't you out- of- doors? ” the Doctor asked in a surprised tone. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Perhaps Vasili would keep an eye on our sheep for a few hours if we asked him. ” “ Do you think so? ” asked Jonitza eagerly. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Suppose I go to- morrow morning and take you with me?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | What would she say? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Where do you 96 Our Little Roumanian Cousin live? ” were some of the questions that Jonitza hurled at his companion. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Will Roumania be destroyed, or will she emerge a greater and more powerful country, standing for liberty and justice? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Will you give your life?' |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | Would you like to hear the old legend as to how it got its name?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Are n't we brothers?". |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Can that be really my son? ” he said. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Do n't you know that precious stones are made from snake saliva? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Do you know,"he said,"that there are more varieties of ducks on the Danube than in most parts of the world? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ How can you and see me dance?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ How did it come to get it? ” he asked. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ How is one to tell harmless snakes from others? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ I know you're late and deserve a scolding, but how dare I scold you when I was ten minutes late myself? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ It was splendid, was n't it, Nicolaia? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ We certainly love to call things by his name. ” “ The Milky Way is Trajan's Road, is n't it?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ What do you think that is? ” he asked. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ What has happened?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ What is it? ” Jonitza inquired. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ What's that for? ” he asked her. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ What's the matter? ” Nicolaia finally asked. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ When did you come? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Where are you from?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Where are you going to- morrow? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Where is Nicolaia? |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ While the boys are enjoying the market together, will you not let me take you home in the car?". |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Why are you doing that? ” he asked. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Why should n't Jonitza accompany Nicolaia as a sheep herder into the Carpathians?" |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Will you? ” asked Jonitza dropping on the floor beside Nicolaia. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Will your parents let you join me in carol singing? ” was Dimitri's first question. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | “ Would you like to visit him with me? ” he asked, turning politely to Jonitza. |
| nnc1.cr61011363 | • Why should we believe all that ill?' |
| hvd.hx5663 | 132 OUR LITTLE VIKING COUSIN “ What have we here? ” said he. |
| hvd.hx5663 | And how was it that he had determined to go in search of adventures in a strange and un- known country? |
| hvd.hx5663 | And was he not the god of all gods? |
| hvd.hx5663 | And what manner of men were these Skrel- lings? |
| hvd.hx5663 | And where have you concealed it? ” “ Thrym grinned, even laughed derisively. |
| hvd.hx5663 | Become the bride of that hor- rible old monster? |
| hvd.hx5663 | But how was it that Leif the Lucky had knowledge of this land lying far to the west? |
| hvd.hx5663 | But what of Winland? |
| hvd.hx5663 | But what was now to be done with the treasure? |
| hvd.hx5663 | But what was this? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Do you want to hear it? ” “ Yes! |
| hvd.hx5663 | For was he not the strongest man in the Heavens? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Freyja the bride of such a horrible, old giant? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Have you not stolen Thor's hammer? |
| hvd.hx5663 | How could I man an oar? ” “ I am young, also. |
| hvd.hx5663 | How fare the elves? |
| hvd.hx5663 | How fares Thor, god of all gods? |
| hvd.hx5663 | How fares the beautiful Freyjaź Why do you come alone to Jotunheim?' |
| hvd.hx5663 | Is it to win the beautiful Freyja that he has made all this trouble? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Is it true that Thrym has sent me such a mes- sage? |
| hvd.hx5663 | She cried out, angrily: “ ‘ What? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Should it be divided, or should it go, for the most part, to Leif the Lucky? |
| hvd.hx5663 | So their prized possessions had been searched, had they? |
| hvd.hx5663 | W W BARNE HERJULFASON** s*~~~*** º-? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Was not this captain well named when they called him Leif the Lucky? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What do you think? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What has old Thrym been doing, eh? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What have you learned about my hammer, pray? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What if they should see him? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What is this you tell me, Loki? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What say you? ” “ I certainly agree, Eric. |
| hvd.hx5663 | What shall I do? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What think you of that?' |
| hvd.hx5663 | What would Leif do to him should he now declare a truce, after he had made every show of an attack? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What would be the outcome of the battle? |
| hvd.hx5663 | What would the Vikings do with it? |
| hvd.hx5663 | Where, then, have they placed it? ” Eric's heart began to beat loudly against his ribs. |
| hvd.hx5663 | You and I must search the beach, comrade, and I am sure that we can find where it lies buried. ” “ How do you know this? ” asked the second. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ And what of that? ” “ Would you not like to go with him, and have some adventure? ” Biarne's eyes opened wide. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ And what of that? ” “ Would you not like to go with him, and have some adventure? ” Biarne's eyes opened wide. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Are n't you glad that you came along? ” said Biarne to Eric, as they toiled over the timber cutting. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Biarne, I have bad news to tell you. ” “ What can it be, Eric? |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ But how is it that you are not fierce, Lothair, as you are a great huntsman? ” The Skald laughed with much good humor. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Can it be the treasure? ” he whispered. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Can we get him? ” he asked eagerly. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Does n't he look like a statue? ” said Eric. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ How long will we have to crouch down here? ” whispered Eric, when the ship had trav- eled about a mile from the shore. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ I believe that they are pirates. ” “ Pirates? ” “ Yes, even as we might become if we had to. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Is that you, Eric? ” “ Yes. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ It's a big, brown owl. ” “ Are you sure? ” “ Certainly 1 ” Biarne seemed to be relieved. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Loki said again: “ ‘ Is this the only answer that you give? |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ My, do you suppose that is one of the Skrellings? ” whispered Biarne. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ She looks to me like a pi- rate ship. ” “ And will she stand? ” asked Biarne, curi- ously. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Was n't Loki a crafty fellow, though? ” Thorwald laughed. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ What do you suppose it is, Eric? ” said he. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ What is it that disturbs you so? ” The old man looked at him with wide open eyes. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ What is it, Eric? ” he asked. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ What means this, men? ” shouted Leif, 122 OUR LITTLE VIKING COUSIN above the splashing of the waves. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ What say you to that, sir? ” he asked. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Where? ” “ Up on the beach, up near those hemlock trees. |
| hvd.hx5663 | “ Yes, ” answered old Staumfroid, “ if you follow my advice. ” “ What is that? ” “ Keep doggedly to his trail! |
| hvd.hx5663 | ”* “ What is it, Eric? ” “ There is trouble in the windl''“ Eh! |
| hvd.hn5hrz | And now what do you suppose came along and saw the children? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | And what is the bird of America, Arthur? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Are there any real harpies? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But how will she manage to travel so far? hvd.hn5hrz But what will mother do with me away all day long?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Did he escape? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Did he really live, father, or is this only a legend? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Did you ever hear of anything so odd? hvd.hn5hrz Do n't you see him creeping along that stone wall? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Do you see what Arthur is doing? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Does n't any one speak in Latin now, father? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | How did you know about their food? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | How long ago do they say all this hap- pened, father? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | How would you like to go to the carni- val? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | In five minutes, ca n't we, mother? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | It is only two o'clock now; how soon can you all be ready? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | It is queer, is n't it? hvd.hn5hrz Oh, father, do you suppose all this was really true?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Once upon a time there were two little boys —"But when was this'once upon a time?' |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Shall we not be crowded worse than we were last night? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | They are ugly little things, are n't they? hvd.hn5hrz Was it where Rome stands now?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What are they doing? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What do you mean? hvd.hn5hrz What is the bird of your country, Beppo?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What is this show? hvd.hn5hrz What was the fable, and who was Agrippa, and why did he come out on this dreary place to tell a story?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Who will take care of the baby while she works in the garden? hvd.hn5hrz Why do you speak of it as a'sacred ruin,'father?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Why is he such a great man, and why do the people give him such reverence? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | You are going to take us to see the city before we go back to Rome, are n't you, father? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | 68 Our Little Italian Cousin"Why, what do you mean, father?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | 86 The Twins 87 And what do you think she saw? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | And who will help her pull the weeds?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Are n't io8 Our Little Italian Cousin the ladies in it pretty, Beppo? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Beppo, do I look all right? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But does Tessa know its name?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But how shall we manage it with our family of four children?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But what could a poor stupid donkey be expected to care about a baby only a day old? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But what shall Tessa wear? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | But where was Francesca now? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Could it be true that this lovely wax doll was her very own? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Did you ever eat them, Lucy? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Did you ever notice a lizard's feet?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Do n't we, father?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Do you think the artist will take me?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Do you think, wife, that you will be able to mount them?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | How do you do, my child? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | I should think it would be better than the lard we have in America, is n't it?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | If it is now 1,903 years since his birth, how many years old is Rome?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | It looks some- thing like a man's boot, do n't you think so? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Say, Tessa, is there a nice chestnut cake( waiting for our supper? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Tessa thought they were So Our Little Italian Cousin What was his name now, you ask? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | The Story of JEneas 43"Are you ready with your story, father?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | The Twins 91 Their father came up to them at this moment, and said:"How would you like to take a carriage now and visit the Coliseum? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | The odd way the toes swell out on the edges?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | They said the city must be on one of these hills, but which hill should it be? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Were they drowned?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What can be the reason for its being there?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What do you say, my boy?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What do you say, sister?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What do you say?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What do you think?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What does this word"carnival"mean? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What shall we do when you go back to America?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What should be done? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | What would an Italian do without hands to help him in talking? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Where would he be now, if Columbus had not discovered the new world? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Who should say? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Will you, father dear?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Would Arthur tell him the story some day? |
| hvd.hn5hrz | Would you like to go down into the garden and walk among the flowers for a little while?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | You know the story of Columbus, do n't you, Beppo?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | do you really mean it?" |
| hvd.hn5hrz | jWill father take us to Saint Peter's then, do you think?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | A decoy? nyp.33433044181414 A warm friend? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | And do these big ships go back empty to Europe? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | And that group of men on the corner, see, Uncle, they are all dressed alike, and must be of the same nationality; what are they? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | And was Jose with you on that expedi- tion? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | And who are you that you may sit in judgment on generals and captains? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Are there more than two? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But how are they cooking here in the street? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But how can you kill millions of ants with so small a machine? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But, Uncle Juan, what right had Argen- tina to take the land from the Indians of Pata- gonia? nyp.33433044181414 Can the boy take another long ride in the same day?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Cosmopolitan? nyp.33433044181414 Cotno no?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do they not send anything at all down here, but yellow pine, Uncle? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do they often use those murderous looking knives on each other, Uncle? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you know him, Uncle Juan? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you think Uncle would allow me to go with you? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Have you ever seen the puma skin in the library of my city house? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | How would you like a spin out to Palermo? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | I should do it as the English lad tells me he saw them do it in Chubut Territory; that's part of Patagonia, is n't it, Uncle? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Indeed, and which one will you choose, little White Rose? nyp.33433044181414 Is he not exhausted? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Is it — is it another fishing trip? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | May I go with you, Uncle Juan? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | No, Senorito, but we always have one hap- piness; have you noticed it? nyp.33433044181414 Uncle Juan, why is it that most of these street peddlers are Italians? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Uncle, as we have so many things that are the largest and best in the world, tell me, is this the longest railroad on the earth? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Uncle, may we not go back by the Prensa building and see what has happened? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Uncle? nyp.33433044181414 What do you know of Buenos Aires, Nino?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | What do you raise these wild horses for, Uncle Juan? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | What if San Martin could see this now? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | What was that, Uncle? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Where does the little White Rose wish to go? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Who calls, Colonel? nyp.33433044181414 Why are some of the flamingoes scarlet and some pink?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why do some of those ragged beggars wear metal badges, Jose? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why do they call it ugly bug? nyp.33433044181414 Why do you brand them, Uncle Juan? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why do you use that to kill ants? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why, Uncle Juan, does it use up as much steam as that? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why, this is an ant destroyer, Senorito; would you care to watch me kill ants? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Would n't he open his eyes? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Would you like to see them load the vessels? nyp.33433044181414 66 Our Little Argentine Cousin have put it here? ” and she looked up inquir- ingly, first at her uncle and then at her brother. nyp.33433044181414 And then, to the boy beside him, he said,How could you stand half an hour in the Zoological Gardens, Nino?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Anita,"turning to his sister,"I doubt if you, yourself, have ever been to the Barracas, have you?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Are those guanaco skins in the dining- room at the estancia — the tawny yellow ones with white spots and such deep soft fur?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But Jose, what did you say about not cleaning your turtles till you had tied them?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But one ca n't have everything one wants, all at the same time, can one, Jose?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | But what is a decoy?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | CHAPTER VII ON THE RANCH"What is that you have, Manuel?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Can you bound the Argentine Republic?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Did you ever hunt them, Uncle?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Did you ever notice that our plasterers, or masons, who plaster the outside and inside of all our houses, speak Italian?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do they ever eat anything but meat?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you know what alluvial soil is?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you know who was our first admiral? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you now see why we were justified in fighting them?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Do you remember how we put young frogs on the end of a string and then lay low in the grass and waited?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Does the Senor care to have his breakfast now?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | How would you catch them if you had the opportunity?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | How?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | However, Elena could not walk, her on this, her first outing; eh, White Rose?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Just what would you buy, anyhow, if you got your share of the reward?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Maybe they will tell us the price of horsehair per kilo — eh, gentlemen?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | No? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | No?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | See those heavy carts going towards the docks? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Shall I leave him here?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Slept through all of this noise? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | U4 Our Little Argentine Cousin Do you know how they came by their name, Patagonians?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Uncle, are we coming to the cowboys?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | What smells so good?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Where could he be? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Where shall we go first?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Who could have brought it? |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why, what's the matter, Nino?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why, you act as though you had seen them before, Fran- cisco, are you not surprised to see so many?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Why, you're not homesick, are you?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Would you like to try?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | Your estancia is so large surely they could not stray on to a neighbour's ranch; and then the gauchos watch them carefully?" |
| nyp.33433044181414 | “ Uncle, shall we eat out here with the gauchos? ” he asked, wild- eyed. |