Socrates, for my part, I believe you to be a good and upright man; but for your wisdom I cannot say much.
He cannot say I have not left him freely to himself in all things; or that I have not been a passive instrument in his hands, which he might have used for good as easily as evil.
I cannot say that I do, but I am willing to suppose you may deserve my thanks.
How or when the thought of Luttra first crossed my mind I cannot say.
How long I lay listening to the creakings and groanings of the rickety old house, I cannot say, nor how long I remained in the doze which finally seized me as I became accustomed to the sounds around and over me.
And if I were not ashamed, I cannot say that I think that society would be dealing unjustly with me in converting the moral obligation into a legal one.
Whether there are any objects of the trust I cannot say.
Whether information awaits me, whether some manifestation indicating my success and valuable to humanity will be granted, I cannot say.
He leaps from the bed in no suffering, but conscious, perhaps of an oppression, or an unfamiliar odor--we cannot say what.
I cannot say how I esteem your kindly offices in this affliction.
As to that, and whether the Government has the secret of them, I cannot say.
What further mystery might have followed, I cannot say; for at this moment Ah Fe discovered the secret of the lock, and was enabled to open the door coincident with the sound of footsteps upon the kitchen stairs.
Whether Mr. Oakhurst had cached his cards with the whisky as something debarred the free access of the community, I cannot say.
Whether Mr. Hamlin heard it, or whether he recognized in the informant a distinguished jurist from whom, but a few evenings before, he had won several thousand dollars, I cannot say.
I tell you, my dear, the remembrance has passed from me; so whether his hair was black or light, I cannot say.
But the people of this part of Greece have been so kind that I cannot say I have been alone.
How lively it is inside of the chamber where the thing is going on I cannot say.
That gentleman looked also very angry; but whether at the sight of innocence so outraged, or the insolence of the Corporal for daring to help himself first, we cannot say.
I cannot say; but one of the waiters declared that he had served the great foreign Count with two bowls of rack-punch, and some biscuits, in No.
I cannot say that in any case I should approve of such a marriage, Sir Louis.
Whether or not Mary Scatcherd at once accepted the offer of the respectable tradesman, I cannot say.
It is so with the 55th, as I can answer, though I cannot say as much for their Christianity," returned the Sergeant.
Jasper is every way able to manage the Scud, brother Cap; and in that light I cannot say that we have need of your services, though we shall be glad of your company.
What has become of Chingachgook I cannot say; though Mabel tells me he is not far off, and I make no question the noble-hearted Delaware is doing his duty, although he is not now visible to our eyes.
A man might live without a scalp, and so I cannot say I saved his life.
Though I must not pretend to great skill in entomology, yet I cannot say that I am ignorant of that kind of knowledge: I may now and then, perhaps, be able to furnish you with a little information.
Whether he was thinking of his past experience with Jane, or not, we cannot say.
Still, we cannot say that is not impossible {sic} he should have escaped," observed Harry.
Harry seemed still engrossed by his own meditations; what was their particular nature at that moment, we cannot say; but he certainly had enough to think of in various ways.
Why it was not at once pitched into the sea I cannot say; but it was merely conveyed to the extremity of the island, and there it remains.
I cannot say; perhaps we shall linger on longer than we imagine.
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