Although my last words to you were that I knew I could trust you?
We could trust you,--with the child and all the rest of it.
He himself believed that they had never been in Scotland since the death of the former Lady Eustace; but he was quite confident that he could trust altogether to the disposition made of them by the old Sir Florian.
Any man would be powerful to help, if there were any man whom she could trust.
He selected agents whom he could trust, or supposed he could trust, to enter the names for each district.
He directed Caius Volusenus, an officer whom he could trust, to take a galley and make a survey of the opposite coast, and he himself followed to Boulogne, where his vessels were waiting for him.
I saw you at The Larches, and thought I could trust you.
Now I know one who would give much--even a share in the profits of several factories--for the help of two men he could trust.
He told me you had promised to help us, and that he could trust you.
I then put men on it I could trust, and made the preliminary machinery.
This I did, and I sent two of my assistants, whom I could trust, down to this place to erect the plant; and started to sink shafts fifty feet deep all over the area.
Spelman's narration would be very important if we could trust it.
Oh, if I could only lay my hand on some man I could trust!
Knowing of no other professional person whom I could trust, I went boldly to the lawyer who had my interests in his charge, at that terrible past time in my life, which I have more reason than ever to shrink from thinking of now.
No,' I said, as soon as I could trust myself to speak.
He vented his passion in one or two profane oaths, with the childish addition that we were all a set of traitors, and that he had no one whom he could trust.
She would not ask him why he trusted her, nor why he thought he could trust her.
The one thing required by my plan was that I should get speech with her; that done, I could trust myself, and my new-found weapon, for the rest.
My fortune would have been made long ago, if I had found a prince with the control of a mint whom I could trust.
I know no one but Dubois whom I could trust to procure a good femme-de-chambre; only I do not want him to learn from her what you might not wish him to know.
After some pondering, I determined to write to the only honest man within reach whom we could trust to help us discreetly in our forlorn situation.
Mr. Gilmore is the old and tried friend of two generations of Fairlies, and we can trust him, as we could trust no one else.
He knew that he could trustmy experience and my industry.
Immediately on taking the room he had written a note to his friend, Lord Dunton, who was practically the only man in the whole of London whom he considered he could trust.
I should not tell you all this," Westerham concluded, "unless I were absolutely certain that I could trust you.
I wouldn't send some folk I know to White, they might blur his vision; but I could trust him to you.
He knew he could trust me--and that knowledge is the best thing he bequeathed to me.
Brace shook the ashes from his pipe upon the hearth--he felt now that he could trust himself.
If I could trust Maka to load a gun, I would have a better chance, but if I could pick off two, or even one, that might stop the others and give me time to reload.
I have four black men, and I think I could trust them, as far as honesty goes, but they would not be enough to work the ship, and I could not think of any white men with whom I would trust my life and that gold in the same vessel.
If I had a friend I could trust," said Doctor Chord slowly, "I would give the papers to him and tell him to take good care of them.
However, there was no help for it, and I resolved to be up bright and early in the morning and engage a dozen men whom I could trust to stand by me.
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