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The current Greek composition assignment has us translating direct questions. I'm going to copy the list of them exactly, below: and y'all can tell me if this reads like one half of a series of phone conversations in a story about spies trying to track down rare books and get them out of the city, to you. With lots of double-crossing, too.
Who said that?
How many were present?
What sort of books?
How great is the wall?
Where is the money?
Where did they come from?
Shall I not do this?
Where shall you go?
Whom do you obey?
Whither am I to go?
When did you arrive?
How did you do this?
Did you see him?
Did they not arrive?
Are we to go away?
Did they send money or ships?
He is not dead, is he?
Where is the harbour?
Do you wish us to remain?
Whose books have you?
Surely he knows this?
Who said that?
How many were present?
What sort of books?
How great is the wall?
Where is the money?
Where did they come from?
Shall I not do this?
Where shall you go?
Whom do you obey?
Whither am I to go?
When did you arrive?
How did you do this?
Did you see him?
Did they not arrive?
Are we to go away?
Did they send money or ships?
He is not dead, is he?
Where is the harbour?
Do you wish us to remain?
Whose books have you?
Surely he knows this?