Fatigued though he was, he reached the statues as near as he could guess, at about three in the morning.
But how it was to come about was more than I could guess, for their numbers far surpassed ours.
How the two ever could have had an understanding was more than we could guess.
The first quarter of the moon was all the light we had, but even at that how he made his way through the gloom of the trees was more than I could guess.
Godfrey looked at him for a moment, and I could guess at the surprise and suspicion in his eyes.
I could guess what a shock the sight of that horrible face had been!
But I could guess at the torrent of passionate words which poured from his lips, and at the eager light which was in his eyes!
Old Master Huckaback made no answer, but (so far as I could guess) beckoned me to come to him.
I could guess it in his face, I could tell it in his arms, I could see it in his stride and gait, which more than all the rest betray the substance of a man.
I told her as nearly as I could guess; she thanked me, and then leaned back in her carriage, waiting until the horses should have rested.
I had heard of no intended visit, and so far as I could guess I knew of every plan which Violet and Lady Rollinson had formed.
For, if I could guess at the signs at all, it was megalomania.
Again his voice shook a little, and I could guess at the meaning behind his words.
For I could guess, being, after all, no fool, how bad it might be for one of so sensitive a disposition as my friend to fret his spirit in isolation.
Hughes, and they were soon deep in a low-toned conversation, whose subject I could guess.
How great a compliment that was to the mysterious unknown only I could guess!
I could guess what a mighty shock that had been to his self-confidence!
Through them I directed my way, holding eastward as nearly as I could guess, but not at all certain that I was not moving in an opposite direction.
I had consumed the best part of a quart, when Lindström went off to his bunk and asked if I could guesswhat he had hidden there.
And I could guess that I was not the only one of us who felt this.
Besides, she could guess at the interpretations that loomed in his mind; could guess at what Imogen had told him; it hardly needed his next words to let her know.
XV Jack did not witness the revelation to Imogen of the ominous arrival, but from her demeanor at lunch next day he could guess at how it had impressed her.
And as Hartley stiffens up and glares across the table at an imaginary line of doughboys I could guess that he succeeded.
I could guess just by the way the major glares fond at me that if he could work it he'd get me a nice, easy job mowin' the grass in No Man's Land, or some snap like that.
Some I could guess at, and when I couldn't I'd get him to repeat it until I worked up a hunch.
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