At this they all laugh, partly because they are still somewhat nervously inclined, and partly because (though why, I cannot explain) they seem to find something amusing in the mere thought of Amsterdam.
I am not certain it did speak to me; the thoughts seemed to pass in some strange way into my mind; I cannot explain how, for the still far-away voice did not really speak.
Of course, one may take refuge in a gloomy acquiescence, saying that such things seem to be part of the world as it is made, and we cannot explain them, while we dumbly hope that we may be spared such woes.
But though I cannot explain, though I cannot say what the secret is, I can claim to be able to say almost without hesitation whether a human spirit has passed within; and more than that.
I cannot explain, I cannot explain,' said she, impatiently.
Their names they never tell me; but I see very well that there is in heaven so great a difference between one angel and another, and between these and the others, that I cannot explain it.
But there is something in my heart that I cannot explain.
I cannot explain it, for I never experienced anything like it before.
Just why I am doing this I cannot explain now, but I assure you there will be no difficulty.
You see, there are reasons which I cannot explain to you, but which are very serious, why any proposal of marriage between Mr. Brand and Natalie is not to be entertained for a moment.
I feel an aversion towards him that I cannot explain.
So far does he go, and then his limited mind, our Martian perceives, meets an obstacle that he cannot explain.
He said very little, but I am sure of it, though I cannot explain it.
You mean that if I cannot explain, as you call it, you and I are to be like strangers.
He cannot explain it, but he longs to be beyond the decisive hour.
For us it exists, and we cannot explain it, but must content ourselves with comparing the phenomena which proceed from these differences of organisation.
I cannot explain here, but you shall know whatever is necessary when we are alone.
I cannot explain how, as it would make my letter very long; but you may be assured that such is the case, and to so great an extent that the engagement you speak of would not at all suit you at present.
I cannot explain it all now; but the benefit which you have done us is immense.
I cannot explain it all to you; indeed, I do not as yet understand it myself; but I have learned this morning that the property which Walter left me was not his to leave.
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