Well it's my opinion that you know just as little about Him as you do about 'life.
There was one very musical French song that was not as fulsome as the others, and she wondered a little about it.
I know so little about it," she replied gravely, "only that we are proud of being French.
He had not come expecting to meet her, though he had wondered a little about her.
But Albert was not adroit enough to obtain a confession from his keen-witted sister, and thereby be enabled to joke her a little about it, for she never replied to his question.
I wish you would," she said with charming candor, "it is so lonesome here, and then maybe you would show me a little about painting.
It need hardly be said that her father knew very little about it, and that the lawyers had long since written to Lady Augustus to say that better terms as to settlement could not be had from Mr. John Morton.
It was wonderful how well she went, knowing so little about it as she did.
Now you are laughing at me because I shall know so little about anything.
He was free from every tinge of vanity or other petty feeling; and I never saw a man who thought so little about himself or his own concerns.
My dear Hooker, Be a good man and screw out time enough to write me a note and tell me a little about yourself, your doings, and belongings.
I am determined to roll a little about, for I have lost much of my usual views of summer pleasure here.
I hesitate a little about Raeburn, unless your Grace is quite determined.
But first of all he was to get sound and in good spirits, and Madam Wetherill quite insisted that he should spend the winter in Philadelphia and really study the country he knew so little about.
But she was very curious to know what anybody could tell her of Walter's new possessions, and of the family which it was rather humiliating to know so little about.
I would like to know a little about yourself," she resumed after a moment.
Lord Almighty, I wonder how such women as you can live in the world, you know so little about it, and so little about men.
She paced back and forth under the trees, wondering how she could have been engaged to a man for eight months and know so little about him as she seemed to know about Stephen Waterman today.
There is no compunction about striking foul and very little about "double-teaming.
So, casting about for a biding place that would fill such needs, I picked out the upper settlement of Hazel Creek, far up under the lee of those Smoky Mountains that I had learned so little about.
The great world outside his mountains knows almost as little about him as he does of it; and that is little indeed.
To think, said my father, of a man living to your age, brother, and knowing so little about women!
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