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[ "from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms,", "Sorry. I cannot find the answer based on the context.", "The individual, the group and cultural norms", "Sorry. I cannot find the answer based on the context." ]

[ { "text": "A psychological identity relates to self-image (one's mental model of oneself), self-esteem, and individuality. Consequently, Weinreich gives the definition \"A person's identity is defined as the totality of one's self-construal, in which how one construes oneself in the present expresses the continuity between how one construes oneself as one was in the past and how one construes oneself as one aspires to be in the future\"; this allows for definitions of aspects of identity, such as: \"One's ethnic identity is defined as that part of the totality of one's self-construal made up of those dimensions that express the continuity between one's construal of past ancestry and one's future aspirations in relation to ethnicity\" (Weinreich, 1986a). \n\nThe description or representation of individual and group identity is a central task for psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists and those of other disciplines where \"identity\" needs to be mapped and defined. How should one describe the identity of another, in ways which encompass both their idiosyncratic qualities and their group memberships or identifications, both of which can shift according to circumstance? Following on from the work of Kelly, Erikson, Tajfel and others Weinreich's Identity Structure Analysis (ISA), is \"a structural representation of the individual's existential experience, in which the relationships between self and other agents are organised in relatively stable structures over time … with the emphasis on the socio-cultural milieu in which self relates to other agents and institutions\" (Weinreich and Saunderson, (eds) 2003, p1). Using constructs drawn from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms, the practical operationalisation of ISA provides a methodology that maps how these are used by the individual, applied across time and milieus by the \"situated self\" to appraise self and other agents and institutions (for example, resulting in the individual's evaluation of self and significant others and institutions).[citation needed]", "title": "" } ]

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[ "\"identity\"", "cultural norms", "How the constraints are used by the individual", "how these are used by the individual" ]

[ { "text": "A psychological identity relates to self-image (one's mental model of oneself), self-esteem, and individuality. Consequently, Weinreich gives the definition \"A person's identity is defined as the totality of one's self-construal, in which how one construes oneself in the present expresses the continuity between how one construes oneself as one was in the past and how one construes oneself as one aspires to be in the future\"; this allows for definitions of aspects of identity, such as: \"One's ethnic identity is defined as that part of the totality of one's self-construal made up of those dimensions that express the continuity between one's construal of past ancestry and one's future aspirations in relation to ethnicity\" (Weinreich, 1986a). \n\nThe description or representation of individual and group identity is a central task for psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists and those of other disciplines where \"identity\" needs to be mapped and defined. How should one describe the identity of another, in ways which encompass both their idiosyncratic qualities and their group memberships or identifications, both of which can shift according to circumstance? Following on from the work of Kelly, Erikson, Tajfel and others Weinreich's Identity Structure Analysis (ISA), is \"a structural representation of the individual's existential experience, in which the relationships between self and other agents are organised in relatively stable structures over time … with the emphasis on the socio-cultural milieu in which self relates to other agents and institutions\" (Weinreich and Saunderson, (eds) 2003, p1). Using constructs drawn from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms, the practical operationalisation of ISA provides a methodology that maps how these are used by the individual, applied across time and milieus by the \"situated self\" to appraise self and other agents and institutions (for example, resulting in the individual's evaluation of self and significant others and institutions).[citation needed]", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "A psychological identity relates to self-image (one's mental model of oneself), self-esteem, and individuality. Consequently, Weinreich gives the definition \"A person's identity is defined as the totality of one's self-construal, in which how one construes oneself in the present expresses the continuity between how one construes oneself as one was in the past and how one construes oneself as one aspires to be in the future\"; this allows for definitions of aspects of identity, such as: \"One's ethnic identity is defined as that part of the totality of one's self-construal made up of those dimensions that express the continuity between one's construal of past ancestry and one's future aspirations in relation to ethnicity\" (Weinreich, 1986a). \n\nThe description or representation of individual and group identity is a central task for psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists and those of other disciplines where \"identity\" needs to be mapped and defined. How should one describe the identity of another, in ways which encompass both their idiosyncratic qualities and their group memberships or identifications, both of which can shift according to circumstance? Following on from the work of Kelly, Erikson, Tajfel and others Weinreich's Identity Structure Analysis (ISA), is \"a structural representation of the individual's existential experience, in which the relationships between self and other agents are organised in relatively stable structures over time … with the emphasis on the socio-cultural milieu in which self relates to other agents and institutions\" (Weinreich and Saunderson, (eds) 2003, p1). Using constructs drawn from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms, the practical operationalisation of ISA provides a methodology that maps how these are used by the individual, applied across time and milieus by the \"situated self\" to appraise self and other agents and institutions (for example, resulting in the individual's evaluation of self and significant others and institutions).[citation needed]", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "A psychological identity relates to self-image (one's mental model of oneself), self-esteem, and individuality. Consequently, Weinreich gives the definition \"A person's identity is defined as the totality of one's self-construal, in which how one construes oneself in the present expresses the continuity between how one construes oneself as one was in the past and how one construes oneself as one aspires to be in the future\"; this allows for definitions of aspects of identity, such as: \"One's ethnic identity is defined as that part of the totality of one's self-construal made up of those dimensions that express the continuity between one's construal of past ancestry and one's future aspirations in relation to ethnicity\" (Weinreich, 1986a). \n\nThe description or representation of individual and group identity is a central task for psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists and those of other disciplines where \"identity\" needs to be mapped and defined. How should one describe the identity of another, in ways which encompass both their idiosyncratic qualities and their group memberships or identifications, both of which can shift according to circumstance? Following on from the work of Kelly, Erikson, Tajfel and others Weinreich's Identity Structure Analysis (ISA), is \"a structural representation of the individual's existential experience, in which the relationships between self and other agents are organised in relatively stable structures over time … with the emphasis on the socio-cultural milieu in which self relates to other agents and institutions\" (Weinreich and Saunderson, (eds) 2003, p1). Using constructs drawn from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms, the practical operationalisation of ISA provides a methodology that maps how these are used by the individual, applied across time and milieus by the \"situated self\" to appraise self and other agents and institutions (for example, resulting in the individual's evaluation of self and significant others and institutions).[citation needed]", "title": "" } ]

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[ "the money-lender", "the money-lender", "Dave", "the money-lender" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Who is Nat's father?", "role": "user" } ]

[ "he wanted to know what was meant by frame-up.", "What Nat meant by 'a frame-up.'", "What was meant by \"a frame-up\"", "\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,'" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Who is Nat's father?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "the money-lender", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What did the doctor demand to know?", "role": "user" } ]

[ "on a shelf in the cabin.\"", "on a shelf in the cabin", "On a shelf", "on a shelf" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Who is Nat's father?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "the money-lender", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What did the doctor demand to know?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "he wanted to know what was meant by frame-up.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Where did Roger find the drawing?", "role": "user" } ]

[ "they took this magazine and the drawing", "to make it look as if the wild man had blown up the hotel", "To make it look as if the man had blown up the hotel", "to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "cabin", "a cabin", "Cabin", "cabin" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "the wild man", "a wild man", "Wild man", "the wild man" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXII \n\nAFTER THE RUNAWAYS \n\n\"Why, Nat, what do you mean?\" demanded Dave. \n\n\"I mean just what I say!\" declared the money-lender's son. \"This is a frame-up, nothing more! I understand it all now, although I didn't at first.\" \n\n\"What do you mean by 'a frame-up,' Poole?\" demanded Doctor Clay. \n\n\"I mean that they took this magazine and the drawing to the cabin, that is what I mean, Doctor Clay. They found out somehow that my--er--that the wild man was there, and they got up this scheme to make it look as if he had blown up the hotel,--and they did it just to clear their cronies and themselves.\" \n\n\"Nat, you know that is not true!\" exclaimed Roger. \"I found the magazine with the drawing on a shelf in the cabin.\" \n\n\"Yes, that is what you said, but I don't believe it, Roger Morr. I think you put the magazine there yourself--you or Dave Porter.\" \n\n\"We did nothing of the kind,\" cried our hero. \n\n\"I think you did--and I think Jason Sparr will think so, too, when he hears the story. It's a frame-up, just to clear yourselves and your cronies,\" added Nat, with a sneer. \n\n\"Nat, you ought to be----\" began Roger, in high anger, when Dave stopped him. Our hero looked at Doctor Clay. \n\n\"What Roger says is the absolute truth, Doctor Clay,\" said our hero. \"He found that magazine on a shelf in the cabin where the wild man was staying, and that drawing and the wording were on it, just as you see. More than that, we can prove that the wild man was around the old shanty where the dynamite was kept, and that he was seen in Oakdale several times.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "to wait for one of the little kids to pass by", "feeling mean", "So he could jump at their feet and try to bite and scratch them", "in wait for one of the little kids" ]

[ { "text": "Three little kids lived in a great big house with a great big cat and many places for a great big cat to hide. Their great big cat was named Cowboy. And Cowboy was not a very nice cat. Cowboy liked to bite and chew and scratch a great many things. When Cowboy was happy, which was not very often, Cowboy liked to bite in to a blanket or soft toy and carry it around in his mouth. When Cowboy was hungry he liked to bite bright red tomatoes and suck out all the juice and seeds. And when Cowboy was feeling mean he liked to hide. Cowboy would hide, curled up tight in a ball under a blanket or behind a corner and wait for one of the little kids to pass by. When they did pass by Cowboy would jump at their feet and try to bite and scratch them. He did not know that what he was doing was not very nice. Cowboy was only a cat. A great big cat that did not know any better.", "title": "" } ]

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[ "little kids", "little kids", "The little kids", "the little kids" ]

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[ "to try to bite and scratch them", "He did not know it wasnt nice", "To bite and scratch them", "to try to bite and scratch them." ]

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[ "he was feeling mean", "He did not know it wasn't nice", "He did not know any better.", "he was feeling mean" ]

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[ "no", "no", "No", "no" ]

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[ "he was only a cat", "Cowboy was only a cat", "He was only a cat.", "Cowboy was only a cat." ]

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[ "a soft toy", "a soft toy", "A soft toy", "a soft toy" ]

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[ "in his mouth", "yes", "His mouth", "in his mouth" ]

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[ "1983", "1983", "1983", "1983" ]

[ { "text": "Years ago, when I started looking for my first job, wise advisers advised, \"Barbara, be enthusiastic ! Enthusiasm will take you further than any amount of experience.\" How right they were! \n\n\"Nothing great was ever done without enthusiasm,\" wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. It is the paste that helps you hang in there when the things get tough. It is the inner voice that tells you, \"I can do it!\" when others shout, \"No, you can't!\" It took years and years for the early work of Barbara McClintock, a geneticist who won the 1983 Nobel Prize in medicine, to be generally accepted. Yet she didn't stop working on her experiments. \n\nWe are all born with wide-eyed, enthusiastic wonder and it is the childlike wonder that gives enthusiastic people such youthful air, whatever their age. At 90, cellist Pablo Casals would start his day by playing the cello . As the music flowed through his fingers, his shoulders would straighten and joy would reappear in his eyes. As writer and poet Samuel Ullman once worte, \"Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.\" \n\nEnthusiastic people also love what they do, not considering money or title or power. Patricia Mellratl, a retired director of the Missouri Rpertory Theater in Kansas City, was once asked where she got her enthusiasm. She replied, \"My father, long ago, told me, 'I never made any money until I stopped working for it.'\" \n\nWe can't afford to waste tears on \"might-have-been\". We need to turn the tears into sweat as we go after \"what-can-be\". We need to live each moment whole-heartedly, with all our senses finding pleasure in the sweet of a backyard garden, the simple picture of a six-year-old, and the beauty of a rainbow.", "title": "" } ]

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[ "geneticist", "a geneticist", "a geneticist", "geneticist" ]

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[ "Barbara McClintock", "Barbara McClintock", "Barbara McClintock", "Barbara McClintock" ]

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[ "Pablo Casals", "Pablo Casals", "Pablo Casals", "Pablo Casals" ]

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[ { "text": "Years ago, when I started looking for my first job, wise advisers advised, \"Barbara, be enthusiastic ! Enthusiasm will take you further than any amount of experience.\" How right they were! \n\n\"Nothing great was ever done without enthusiasm,\" wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. It is the paste that helps you hang in there when the things get tough. It is the inner voice that tells you, \"I can do it!\" when others shout, \"No, you can't!\" It took years and years for the early work of Barbara McClintock, a geneticist who won the 1983 Nobel Prize in medicine, to be generally accepted. Yet she didn't stop working on her experiments. \n\nWe are all born with wide-eyed, enthusiastic wonder and it is the childlike wonder that gives enthusiastic people such youthful air, whatever their age. At 90, cellist Pablo Casals would start his day by playing the cello . As the music flowed through his fingers, his shoulders would straighten and joy would reappear in his eyes. As writer and poet Samuel Ullman once worte, \"Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.\" \n\nEnthusiastic people also love what they do, not considering money or title or power. Patricia Mellratl, a retired director of the Missouri Rpertory Theater in Kansas City, was once asked where she got her enthusiasm. She replied, \"My father, long ago, told me, 'I never made any money until I stopped working for it.'\" \n\nWe can't afford to waste tears on \"might-have-been\". We need to turn the tears into sweat as we go after \"what-can-be\". We need to live each moment whole-heartedly, with all our senses finding pleasure in the sweet of a backyard garden, the simple picture of a six-year-old, and the beauty of a rainbow.", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Patricia Mellratl", "Patricia Mellratl", "Patricia Mellratl", "Patricia Mellratl" ]

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[ "Aleck.", "Aleck", "Aleck", "Aleck" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Dan Baxter", "Dan Baxter", "Dan Baxter", "Dan Baxter" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Yes", "yes", "yes", "yes" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Pittsburg", "Pittsburg", "Pittsburg", "Pittsburg" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Miles and miles away.", "miles away", "miles and miles away.", "miles away" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Yes", "yes", "yes", "yes" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Watching the houseboat.", "watching the houseboat", "He was watching the houseboat", "watching the houseboat" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "An electric light", "an electrc light", "eleckric light", "an electric light" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "a dock", "Sorry. I cannot find the answer based on the context.", "on de dock", "the dock" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Almost.", "almost", "no", "almost" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Not at first.", "not until he spoke to him", "Not till I spoke to him.", "yes" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "When he spoke to him.", "when he spoke to him", "Not till I spoke to him", "When he almost ran into him." ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Who was talking with Dick in this chapter?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Aleck.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Where were they?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pittsburg", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Who were they talking about?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dan Baxter", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Had Aleck seen him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Yes", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "In which city?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pittsburg", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Where had Dick thought he was?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Miles and miles away.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Was Aleck sure it was him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Yes", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What was he doing when Aleck saw him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Watching the houseboat.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Standing near what?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "An electric light", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What was the light on?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "a dock", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Did Aleck run into him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Almost.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Did he recognize Aleck?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Not at first.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "When?", "role": "user" } ]

[ "`Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?", "what are you doing here", "Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?", "What he was doing there." ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Who was talking with Dick in this chapter?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Aleck.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Where were they?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pittsburg", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Who were they talking about?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Dan Baxter", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Had Aleck seen him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Yes", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "In which city?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Pittsburg", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Where had Dick thought he was?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Miles and miles away.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Was Aleck sure it was him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Yes", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What was he doing when Aleck saw him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Watching the houseboat.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Standing near what?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "An electric light", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What was the light on?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "a dock", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Did Aleck run into him?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Almost.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "Did he recognize Aleck?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "Not at first.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "When?", "role": "user" }, { "content": "When he spoke to him.", "role": "assistant" }, { "content": "What did Aleck ask him?", "role": "user" } ]

[ "Jumped", "he jumped", "jumped", "jumped a foot" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "He muttered something.", "yes", "yes", "Something Aleck couldn't make out." ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "No", "no", "no", "no" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "Yes", "yes", "Yes", "yes" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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[ "No", "no", "no", "no" ]

[ { "text": "CHAPTER XVII \n\nA QUEER CAPTAIN \n\n\"You saw Dan Baxter, here in Pittsburg?\" ejaculated Dick. \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"You are sure you were not mistaken, Aleck? I thought that rascal was miles and miles away.\" \n\n\"Dat's jess wot I dun been thinkin' too. But it was Dan Baxter, suah. I knows him too well to make any mistake about his ugly face.\" \n\n\"Where was he?\" \n\n\"Dat's de alarmin' part ob it, Massah Dick. Yo' know yo' tole me to find de houseboat.\" \n\n\"Yes.\" \n\n\"Well, I found de boat wid dat dar Cap'n Starr on board, an' we made all dem 'rangements wot you spoke about. Den I started to leave de boat. Dar was an eleckric light on de dock an' a man standing near it, a-watchin' de houseboat. I almost run into him, an' den I discobered it was dat good-fo'-nuffin Dan Baxter.\" \n\n\"He was watching the houseboat?\" \n\n\"Dat's it.\" \n\n\"Did he recognize you, Aleck?\" \n\n\"Not till I spoke to him. I said, `Wot yo' doin' heah, Dan Baxter?' When he heard dat he 'most jumped a foot. Den he mutters sumthing wot I couldn't make out an' runs away.\" \n\n\"Did you go after him?\" \n\n\"Yes, but I couldn't cotch him nohow. Dar was big piles ob boxes an' barrels on de dock and he got away befo' I know wot I was at. I hunted an' hunted, but I couldn't git on his track.\" \n\n\"This is certainly unpleasant, to say the least,\" mused Dick, biting his lip. \"If he is watching us he is doing it for no good purpose.\" ", "title": "" } ]

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