My entry in NaNoGenMo 2013. No, not "NaNoWriMo". The challenge here was to write a program which would generate a 50k-word novel. It doesn't have to be a good novel, obviously.

The program I wrote may be found here. I will not elaborate here upon its workings, except to say that every question in the dialogue is paired with exactly one answer. Even though it may be hard to prove it.

With apologies to Steven Brust and Alexandre Dumas, but none to Paarfi of Roundwood.


Redwreath and Goldstar Have Traveled to Deathsgate

(or, the Paarfi-o-matic loosed.)

"Are you afraid?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Not for all the world."

"How, not for all the world?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"Shall I tell you whether not for all the world?"

"By all means."

"You have understood me exactly."

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Excuse me, but you said that you will."

"So I did."

"Then begin."

"Ask."

"May I go first?"

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I have a question: you want to know whether we should proceed?"

"I am with child to know it."

"Indeed."

"How, indeed?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether indeed?"

"I have a question: shall I tell you whether I am asking whether indeed?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"Yes."

"Just so, indeed."

"Where are we going?"

"Do I understand you to be asking where we are going?"

"Unquestionably."

"How, unquestionably?"

"Yes, unquestionably."

"Onward."

"Are you afraid?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am afraid?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am asking whether you are afraid?"

"Never doubt it."

"Excuse me, but you said that never doubt it."

"So I did."

"Indeed."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed."

"So I did."

"Indeed not."

"May I ask a question?"

"Proceed."

"So you say, indeed not?"

"Yes."

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"Shall I go first?"

"Never in a million years."

"So you say, never in a million years?"

"I do say, never in a million years."

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Are you tired?"

"No."

"How, no?"

"Never doubt it."

"May I ask a question?"

"Here is my answer: yes."

"Where are we going?"

"Onward."

"When shall we be there?"

"Do I understand you to be asking when we shall be there?"

"Yes."

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"So you say, yes?"

"I do say, yes."

"Soon enough."

"I have a question: when shall we be there?"

"Soon enough."

"Shall I go first?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall go first?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you shall tell me whether I shall go first?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am asking whether I shall tell you whether you shall go first?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Then begin."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Indeed."

"By all means."

"Indeed not."

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Certainly."

"How, indeed not?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Are you tired?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am tired?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am asking whether you are tired?"

"Precisely."

"Excuse me, but you said that precisely."

"So I did."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"Never."

"Excuse me, but you said that never."

"So I did."

"May I go first?"

"Shall I tell you whether you may go first?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"So you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Yes."

"Do so, then."

"Please do."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"I have a question: so you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"I do say, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Go ahead."

"Do I understand you to be asking whether yes?"

"To a certainty."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Are we there yet?"

"You want to know whether we are there?"

"Here is my answer: absolutely."

"Not for all the world."

"How, not for all the world?"

"Here is my answer: yes, not for all the world."

"What is your name?"

"Here is my answer: I have not the least idea in the world."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Yes, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"May I go first?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"So you say, you will?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Shall I tell you whether I will?"

"By all means."

"Precisely."

"How, precisely?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Indeed, precisely."

"Then begin."

"Yes."

"So you say, yes?"

"Shall I tell you whether yes?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"I do say, yes."

"Are we there yet?"

"Here is my answer: no."

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Unquestionably."

"Where are we going?"

"Onward."

"When shall we be there?"

"Here is my answer: soon enough."

"Is it safe?"

"Shall I tell you whether it is safe?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me whether it is safe?"

"Please do."

"By all means."

"Unquestionably."

"Excuse me, but you said that unquestionably."

"So I did."

"May I ask a question?"

"Proceed."

"May I go first?"

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Where are we going?"

"Do I understand you to be asking where we are going?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Indeed, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether yes?"

"To a certainty."

"Indeed, yes."

"Onward."

"Are we there yet?"

"Shall I tell you whether we are there?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether we are there?"

"I am with child to know it."

"Please do."

"Never."

"How, never?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether never."

"You have understood me exactly."

"I have a question: is it safe?"

"Indeed."

"How, indeed?"

"Yes, indeed."

"May I ask a question?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Indeed."

"Do so."

"Are you afraid?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Indeed, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never in a million years."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I have a question: you want to know whether you shall tell me now?"

"More than anything in the world."

"By all means tell me whether you are afraid."

"No."

"Excuse me, but you said that no."

"So I did."

"Is there danger?"

"Here is my answer: not for all the world."

"Are you tired?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am tired?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Please do."

"Indeed not."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed not."

"So I did."

"Shall I go first?"

"Here is my answer: never in a million years."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am afraid?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me whether you are afraid?"

"I have something to tell you."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Here is my answer: I hope for nothing less."

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"By all means."

"Please do."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Here is my answer: you have understood me exactly."

"May I go first?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you may go first?"

"Never doubt it."

"To a certainty."

"I have a question: how, to a certainty?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"I have a question: is it safe?"

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you whether there is danger?"

"Please do."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Yes."

"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you whether there is danger?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether there is danger?"

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"By all means."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"Indeed, never in a million years."

"What is your name?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"May I ask a question?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether you are asking whether I may ask a question."

"Yes."

"Certainly."

"Are we there yet?"

"Never in a million years."

"So you say, never in a million years?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Please do."

"I do say, never in a million years."

"Where are we going?"

"You want to know where we are going?"

"Here is my answer: I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"Onward."

"Are you tired?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"Yes, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"I have a question: are we there yet?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"So you say, you will?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"Then begin."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never."

"I have a question: when shall we be there?"

"Soon enough."

"What is your name?"

"Do I understand you to be asking what my name is?"

"You want to know whether I am asking what your name is?"

"Absolutely."

"I have something to tell you."

"May I ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you whether I may ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Please do."

"Ask."

"May I ask a question?"

"Certainly."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Yes, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Indeed."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"May I go first?"

"Here is my answer: yes."

"May I ask a question?"

"Here is my answer: yes."

"Is it safe?"

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether yes?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am asking whether yes?"

"By all means."

"To a certainty."

"Just so, yes."

"Is it safe?"

"I have a question: do I understand you to be asking whether it is safe?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Precisely."

"Never doubt it."

"Excuse me, but you said that never doubt it."

"So I did."

"What is your name?"

"Shall I tell you what my name is?"

"Here is my answer: by all means."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"I have a question: is it safe?"

"I have something to tell you."

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"So you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"Indeed."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"So you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Please do."

"I do say, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Then begin."

"Certainly."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"Shall we proceed?"

"You want to know whether we should proceed?"

"Here is my answer: I am with child to know it."

"I have something to tell you."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Yes."

"Shall I go first?"

"You want to know whether you shall go first?"

"More than anything in the world."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"What is your name?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I believe I can answer that?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Here is my answer: by all means tell me whether you are asking whether I believe I can answer that."

"Precisely."

"Yes."

"Do so, then."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Is there danger?"

"You want to know whether there is danger?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I want to know whether there is danger?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"To a certainty."

"So you say, to a certainty?"

"Yes."

"I am with child to know it."

"Not for all the world."

"How, not for all the world?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Yes, not for all the world."

"Shall I go first?"

"You want to know whether you shall go first?"

"May I ask a question?"

"You want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"Absolutely."

"Ask."

"You want to know whether I want to know whether I shall go first?"

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"More than anything in the world."

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"Here is my answer: I do say, no."

"When shall we be there?"

"Here is my answer: soon enough."

"Where are we going?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"By all means tell me where we are going."

"Onward."

"I have a question: where are we going?"

"Onward."

"Shall I go first?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether you are asking whether I may ask a question."

"Indeed."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed."

"So I did."

"Go ahead."

"Shall I tell you whether you shall go first?"

"Please do."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Yes, no."

"Where are we going?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me where we are going."

"Onward."

"Is it safe?"

"Shall I tell you whether it is safe?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether it is safe?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I want to know whether I shall tell you whether it is safe?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether you want to know whether you shall tell me whether it is safe?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"I have a question: so you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Precisely."

"Do so, then."

"More than anything in the world."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"Absolutely."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Never doubt it."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether never doubt it?"

"Yes."

"Just so, never doubt it."

"When shall we be there?"

"Do I understand you to be asking when we shall be there?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Excuse me, but you said that you will."

"So I did."

"Then begin."

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"Soon enough."

"Shall I go first?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Excuse me, but you said that you will."

"So I did."

"Then begin."

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Yes, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Not for all the world."

"Are you tired?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am asking whether I may ask a question?"

"By all means."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Precisely."

"Unquestionably."

"Shall I tell you whether I am tired?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am afraid?"

"Here is my answer: I hope for nothing less."

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether no?"

"I have something to tell you."

"I have a question: how, you have something to tell me?"

"Indeed, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Unquestionably."

"Never doubt it."

"I have a question: what is your name?"

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Is it safe?"

"You want to know whether it is safe?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether yes?"

"Never doubt it."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether never doubt it?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"Indeed."

"You have understood me exactly."

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Do so."

"Is there danger?"

"Indeed not."

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Proceed."

"How, indeed not?"

"Indeed, indeed not."

"Shall I go first?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall go first?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you shall tell me whether I shall go first?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether I shall tell you whether you shall go first?"

"More than anything in the world."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Precisely."

"I hope for nothing less."

"I have something to tell you."

"Excuse me, but you said that you have something to tell me."

"So I did."

"Well, I am listening."

"Not for all the world."

"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you whether there is danger?"

"Here is my answer: by all means."

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether indeed not?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Yes."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"Just so, indeed not."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I believe I can answer that?"

"Never doubt it."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Do so, then."

"Yes."

"So you say, yes?"

"I do say, yes."

"Shall I go first?"

"You want to know whether you shall go first?"

"Absolutely."

"No."

"Excuse me, but you said that no."

"So I did."

"Are you tired?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am tired?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"To a certainty."

"Do so, then."

"I hope for nothing less."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether no?"

"Never doubt it."

"Indeed, no."

"Are you tired?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Yes, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Never in a million years."

"May I ask a question?"

"Unquestionably."

"How, never in a million years?"

"Indeed, never in a million years."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether we should proceed?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me now?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether I shall tell you now?"

"I am with child to know it."

"By all means."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Unquestionably."

"How, unquestionably?"

"Just so, unquestionably."

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"May I ask a question?"

"Proceed."

"Is it safe?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Indeed."

"Are you afraid?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am afraid?"

"Indeed."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed."

"So I did."

"Never."

"May I ask a question?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Please do."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Indeed, yes."

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, never?"

"I do say, never."

"May I ask a question?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"You want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"Absolutely."

"Do so."

"Shall I go first?"

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether indeed not?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Yes."

"Just so, indeed not."

"I have a question: is it safe?"

"Precisely."

"So you say, precisely?"

"Here is my answer: I do say, precisely."

"I have a question: are you afraid?"

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"Here is my answer: yes, never in a million years."

"Are you tired?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am tired?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether you are asking whether I am tired."

"Never doubt it."

"Never."

"So you say, never?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether never."

"Never doubt it."

"So you say, never doubt it?"

"I do say, never doubt it."

"I have a question: are you afraid?"

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"May I ask a question?"

"I have a question: do I understand you to be asking whether I may ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Ask."

"When shall we be there?"

"Soon enough."

"What is your name?"

"You want to know what my name is?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I want to know what your name is?"

"To a certainty."

"I am with child to know it."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"When shall we be there?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Proceed."

"Do I understand you to be asking when we shall be there?"

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Yes, yes."

"Soon enough."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me now?"

"Please do."

"By all means tell me whether we should proceed."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"May I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"To a certainty."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"I have a question: so you say, you will?"

"I do say, I will."

"Then begin."

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means."

"Unquestionably."

"How, unquestionably?"

"Yes, unquestionably."

"Are you tired?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am tired?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether you are tired?"

"More than anything in the world."

"To a certainty."

"No."

"Excuse me, but you said that no."

"So I did."

"Shall I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Please do."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"I have a question: do I understand you to be asking whether never in a million years?"

"Indeed."

"Yes, never in a million years."

"May I go first?"

"Shall I tell you whether you may go first?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"Is it safe?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether it is safe?"

"Precisely."

"I have something to tell you."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"When shall we be there?"

"Shall I tell you when we shall be there?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Do so, then."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Soon enough."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether we should proceed?"

"Here is my answer: never doubt it."

"I have something to tell you."

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"May I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never doubt it."

"Is there danger?"

"You want to know whether there is danger?"

"Here is my answer: more than anything in the world."

"Not for all the world."

"So you say, not for all the world?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

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"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you whether there is danger?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether there is danger?"

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Not for all the world."

"Excuse me, but you said that not for all the world."

"So I did."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me now?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"By all means tell me whether you are afraid."

"Indeed not."

"I have a question: how, indeed not?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"May I go first?"

"May I ask a question?"

"I have something to tell you."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Indeed."

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"Unquestionably."

"How, unquestionably?"

"Shall I tell you whether unquestionably?"

"Please do."

"Just so, unquestionably."

"I have a question: shall I go first?"

"Never."

"I have a question: how, never?"

"Indeed, never."

"Are you afraid?"

"Here is my answer: never in a million years."

"What is your name?"

"Here is my answer: I have not the least idea in the world."

"May I ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I may ask a question."

"Unquestionably."

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Is there danger?"

"Never."

"How, never?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether never?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"So you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"To a certainty."

"Do so, then."

"Precisely."

"How, precisely?"

"Shall I tell you whether precisely?"

"Please do."

"Indeed, precisely."

"Just so, never."

"May I ask a question?"

"Indeed."

"Where are we going?"

"Onward."

"Shall I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me whether I shall go first."

"Never."

"Excuse me, but you said that never."

"So I did."

"Where are we going?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"You want to know where we are going?"

"Absolutely."

"Onward."

"May I ask a question?"

"You want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you shall tell me now?"

"To a certainty."

"By all means tell me whether you want to know whether I may ask a question."

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"Certainly."

"Are we there yet?"

"Not for all the world."

"How, not for all the world?"

"Indeed, not for all the world."

"I have a question: what is your name?"

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Are we there yet?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether we are there?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Unquestionably."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never."

"May I go first?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you may go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"Never doubt it."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Yes, never doubt it."

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I have something to tell you?"

"Precisely."

"May I ask a question?"

"Do so."

"So you say, precisely?"

"I do say, precisely."

"Indeed, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Unquestionably."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Shall I tell you whether we should proceed?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me whether we should proceed?"

"Please do."

"Please do."

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, unquestionably?"

"Here is my answer: I do say, unquestionably."

"Is there danger?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I have something to tell you."

"I have a question: so you say, you have something to tell me?"

"Unquestionably."

"I have a question: so you say, unquestionably?"

"Yes."

"Well, I am listening."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Yes, no."

"I have a question: may I go first?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Unquestionably."

"Is it safe?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether it is safe?"

"I have a question: shall I tell you whether I am asking whether it is safe?"

"Please do."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Indeed."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"So you say, you believe you can answer that?"

"I do say, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Yes, yes."

"Are we there yet?"

"Here is my answer: indeed not."

"Where are we going?"

"Do I understand you to be asking where we are going?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether you shall tell me now?"

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Shall I tell you whether yes?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether yes?"

"You want to know whether I want to know whether I shall tell you whether yes?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Absolutely."

"More than anything in the world."

"Please do."

"Yes, yes."

"By all means."

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"Onward."

"Is it safe?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Proceed."

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means."

"Precisely."

"Excuse me, but you said that precisely."

"So I did."

"I have a question: shall we proceed?"

"Indeed."

"I have a question: how, indeed?"

"Indeed, indeed."

"Are you afraid?"

"I have a question: you want to know whether I am afraid?"

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"Indeed not."

"Excuse me, but you said that indeed not."

"So I did."

"Shall I go first?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Never."

"How, never?"

"Here is my answer: just so, never."

"Are we there yet?"

"I have a question: shall I tell you whether we are there?"

"By all means."

"Never in a million years."

"Excuse me, but you said that never in a million years."

"So I did."

"Is there danger?"

"You want to know whether there is danger?"

"Here is my answer: I am with child to know it."

"No."

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Indeed."

"How, no?"

"Indeed, no."

"Are you tired?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"I hope for nothing less."

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Well, I am listening."

"Never."

"Is it safe?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"Unquestionably."

"Then begin."

"Never doubt it."

"May I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Yes, never doubt it."

"Is it safe?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"Please do."

"Unquestionably."

"How, unquestionably?"

"I have a question: do I understand you to be asking whether unquestionably?"

"Indeed."

"How, indeed?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Just so, unquestionably."

"What is your name?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Indeed, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"May I ask a question?"

"You want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"I have been asking nothing else for an hour."

"Do so."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, unquestionably?"

"You want to know whether unquestionably?"

"Absolutely."

"I do say, unquestionably."

"Is there danger?"

"Here is my answer: no."

"May I ask a question?"

"Yes."

"Is it safe?"

"Unquestionably."

"Excuse me, but you said that unquestionably."

"So I did."

"May I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me whether I may go first."

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, unquestionably?"

"I have a question: do I understand you to be asking whether unquestionably?"

"Indeed."

"To a certainty."

"How, to a certainty?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"May I ask a question?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I may ask a question."

"Certainly."

"Is there danger?"

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Please do."

"Indeed, indeed not."

"May I ask a question?"

"Here is my answer: certainly."

"Are you tired?"

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"You want to know whether no?"

"More than anything in the world."

"To a certainty."

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"Are you tired?"

"Indeed not."

"So you say, indeed not?"

"I do say, indeed not."

"Are you afraid?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Then begin."

"No."

"Excuse me, but you said that no."

"So I did."

"Are we there yet?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me now?"

"I have a question: shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you whether you shall tell me now."

"By all means."

"By all means tell me whether we are there."

"Not for all the world."

"So you say, not for all the world?"

"Here is my answer: I do say, not for all the world."

"Is there danger?"

"Here is my answer: no."

"May I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me whether I may go first."

"Precisely."

"Excuse me, but you said that precisely."

"So I did."

"What is your name?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"By all means tell me whether you are afraid."

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether no?"

"Never doubt it."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Just so, never doubt it."

"I do say, no."

"Shall I go first?"

"Here is my answer: indeed not."

"Are you afraid?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I am afraid?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether you are afraid?"

"I am with child to know it."

"To a certainty."

"How, to a certainty?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether to a certainty?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether to a certainty?"

"You want to know whether I want to know whether you are asking whether to a certainty?"

"I am with child to know it."

"I am with child to know it."

"Indeed."

"Precisely."

"No."

"May I ask a question?"

"I have a question: you want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"Absolutely."

"Yes."

"How, no?"

"To a certainty."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Certainly."

"Do I understand you to be asking whether we should proceed?"

"To a certainty."

"How, to a certainty?"

"You want to know whether to a certainty?"

"Absolutely."

"You have understood me exactly."

"Indeed."

"How, indeed?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you whether there is danger?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"By all means."

"No."

"Excuse me, but you said that no."

"So I did."

"May I go first?"

"I have a question: shall I tell you whether you may go first?"

"Please do."

"Yes."

"How, yes?"

"Yes, yes."

"Is it safe?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means."

"Never doubt it."

"Excuse me, but you said that never doubt it."

"So I did."

"I have a question: are you tired?"

"Indeed not."

"How, indeed not?"

"Just so, indeed not."

"What is your name?"

"Shall I tell you what my name is?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me what your name is?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me whether I shall tell you what my name is?"

"Shall I tell you whether I want to know whether I shall tell you whether you shall tell me what your name is?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me whether you want to know whether you shall tell me whether I shall tell you what my name is?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"I hope for nothing less."

"I am with child to know it."

"I hope for nothing less."

"I hope for nothing less."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"What is your name?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Is there danger?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Here is my answer: by all means."

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Well, I am listening."

"No."

"Are we there yet?"

"Here is my answer: never."

"When shall we be there?"

"Here is my answer: soon enough."

"Shall I go first?"

"You want to know whether you shall go first?"

"Absolutely."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Are we there yet?"

"Here is my answer: never."

"I have a question: may I go first?"

"I have something to tell you."

"Excuse me, but you said that you have something to tell me."

"So I did."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"May I ask a question?"

"Indeed."

"May I ask a question?"

"Indeed."

"Is there danger?"

"Not for all the world."

"Excuse me, but you said that not for all the world."

"So I did."

"I have a question: what is your name?"

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Is it safe?"

"Shall I tell you whether it is safe?"

"Here is my answer: please do."

"Indeed."

"I have a question: how, indeed?"

"Precisely."

"When shall we be there?"

"You want to know when we shall be there?"

"More than anything in the world."

"Soon enough."

"I have a question: may I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"Where are we going?"

"Onward."

"May I ask a question?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Indeed."

"Are you tired?"

"No."

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"How, no?"

"Just so, no."

"Are you afraid?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"You want to know whether no?"

"Absolutely."

"Indeed."

"I have a question: how, indeed?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Are we there yet?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I hope for nothing less."

"Never in a million years."

"How, never in a million years?"

"Indeed, never in a million years."

"Are you afraid?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Excuse me, but you said that you will."

"So I did."

"Then begin."

"No."

"So you say, no?"

"Yes."

"Excuse me, but you said that yes."

"So I did."

"May I ask a question?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Certainly."

"You want to know whether I may ask a question?"

"Absolutely."

"Proceed."

"Are you afraid?"

"No."

"How, no?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"I have a question: where are we going?"

"Onward."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Never doubt it."

"How, never doubt it?"

"Just so, never doubt it."

"What is your name?"

"Shall I tell you what my name is?"

"Please do."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Excuse me, but you said that you believe you can answer that."

"So I did."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"You want to know whether I will?"

"Here is my answer: more than anything in the world."

"Precisely."

"Then begin."

"Indeed."

"How, indeed?"

"Yes, indeed."

"When shall we be there?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Yes, I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"Soon enough."

"Are you tired?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Here is my answer: I hope for nothing less."

"Never."

"Excuse me, but you said that never."

"So I did."

"May I ask a question?"

"Certainly."

"Is there danger?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Do I understand you to be asking whether I have something to tell you?"

"You want to know whether I am asking whether you have something to tell me?"

"You want to know whether I want to know whether you are asking whether I have something to tell you?"

"Absolutely."

"Absolutely."

"Never doubt it."

"Yes, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"Indeed not."

"What is your name?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me what your name is."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Shall I go first?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you whether you shall tell me now?"

"Please do."

"By all means tell me whether I shall go first."

"No."

"How, no?"

"Here is my answer: just so, no."

"I have a question: shall I go first?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"Never doubt it."

"Well, I am listening."

"Not for all the world."

"Are we there yet?"

"Shall I tell you whether we are there?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you whether we are there."

"I hope for nothing less."

"Never in a million years."

"So you say, never in a million years?"

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, unquestionably?"

"I do say, unquestionably."

"Are you afraid?"

"Here is my answer: no."

"Shall we proceed?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"How, you believe you can answer that?"

"Yes."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"So you say, you will?"

"I do say, I will."

"Then begin."

"I have something to tell you."

"So you say, you have something to tell me?"

"Shall I tell you whether I have something to tell you?"

"By all means."

"I do say, I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"To a certainty."

"Are you afraid?"

"Shall I tell you whether I am afraid?"

"By all means."

"Not for all the world."

"May I ask a question?"

"Do so."

"So you say, not for all the world?"

"I do say, not for all the world."

"Shall we proceed?"

"Here is my answer: precisely."

"What is your name?"

"Do I understand you to be asking what my name is?"

"I have something to tell you."

"How, you have something to tell me?"

"You have understood me exactly."

"Well, I am listening."

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I have something to tell you."

"Well, I am listening."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"Unquestionably."

"So you say, unquestionably?"

"I do say, unquestionably."

"I have not the least idea in the world."

"Shall I go first?"

"Here is my answer: no."

"Where are we going?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Go ahead."

"Shall I tell you where we are going?"

"By all means."

"Onward."

"Where are we going?"

"Shall I tell you where we are going?"

"Please do."

"Onward."

"When shall we be there?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"How, you will?"

"May I ask a question?"

"Ask."

"Shall I tell you now?"

"By all means tell me whether you will."

"Indeed, I will."

"Then begin."

"Soon enough."

"What is your name?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"You want to know whether you shall tell me now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"Shall I tell you now?"

"I believe I can answer that."

"Do so, then."

"I will."

"Then begin."

"By all means tell me whether I shall tell you now."

"By all means tell me whether you want to know whether you shall tell me now."

"I am with child to know it."

"By all means tell me what your name is."

"I have not the least idea in the world."


Updated November 10, 2013.

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