"What makes you think he would do that?" she returned.

Tell me, little coz, what makes you give up all your ease to make these people happy?" "When we love our Father it is our joy to do his will," she answered softly.

What makes you in this showing Equipage, Sir? Bred.

" Papa said, "What makes you bridle and simper so, Emily?"

" "What makes you braid it?

"What makes you think so?"

" "What makes you say that, Andy?"

"But what makes you so excited.

What makes you come so soon?

"What makes you think that?" asks Moll.

"But what makes you think we have this Devil's Admiral aboard?"

" "But don't you think that she can see and hear a little better than you can?" "Why, no; what makes you ask such a funny question?" "Never mind, just answer me a few more questions.

"What makes you say that?" he demanded.

'What makes you so sober?' asked Eliza, kneeling on one knee, and laying her hand on his.

But what makes you so sure that Perris is so hot after me.

"What makes you so sure of that?" she demanded.

"What makes you so uneasy now?"

He looked up at me in his pleasant way and asks, 'What makes you think so, Grizzly?'

" "But what makes you so positive you can handle his clerk?" queried Lowe.

Then, with a knowing smile, he added, "But what makes you look so pale?" Pushpodbhava, thinking to himself this is just the man to help us, answered, "There is something in your appearance which induces me to look on you as a friend, and you know how sometimes intimate friendship arises from a very short acquaintance; I will therefore tell you why my friend is thus sad.

"'"What makes you think I'm an admiral, my man?" he answers.

What makes you here then? Elder Lo.

What makes you ask?" "Because I used to know a Johnny Fortnight that wore one in these parts; and I thought it might be he, belike.

" "But what makes you sure it's your Island?" "You wait till we get to Stratford and ask him," said the boy, nodding, bright and confident.

"Uncle, what makes you think of this?"