But, for aught I see, fortune has used us both alike: I have a strange kind of mistress too in court, besides her I am to marry.
Any amount of stores would be destroyed, some thousand of rifles, and, for aught I know, all those waggons with tarpaulins over them are full of cartridges.
We will fall back now," Chris said, "for aught we know a party of them may be working round somewhere to take us in rear.
But, for aught he knew, she might be afflicted by every vice to which a woman can be subject.
In his heart he believed Mr. Emilius to be an impostor, who might, for aught he knew, pick his pocket; and Miss Macnulty had no attraction for him.
For aught he knew, Lady Eustace might bring an action against him for breach of promise, and obtain a verdict and damages, and annihilate him as an Under-Secretary.
Here is your master, Sir Geoffrey, dead, for aught ye know or care.
The confidence, for aught I know, may be well enough chosen, for your divines (always under your favour) have proved no enemies to such matters as I am to treat with you upon.
Still, that may be all, for aught that we have yet seen.
I mentioned that Abraham Thornton was said to have come to this country, 'and [I added] he may be living near us, for aught that I know.
So that, for aught we know, all we see, hear, and feel may be only phantom and vain chimera, and not at all agree with the real things existing in rerum natura.
Virgil knew it, and practised both so happily that, for aught I know, his greatest excellency is in his diction.
Horace, for aught I know, might have tickled the people of his age, but amongst the moderns he is not so successful.
Little can be said in excuse for the general; perhaps he was afraid it might give offence to the allies, among whom, for aught we know, it may be the custom of the country to believe a God.
I am glad to hear that in the world I am as kindly spoke of as any body; for, for aught I see, there is bloody work like to be, Sir W.
Surely this is true; true of every organic thing, animal and vegetable, and mineral too, for aught I know: and so we must soften our sadness at the sight of the universal mutual war by the sight of an equally universal mutual help.
For aught I am aware of, he may know a great deal about them all, and, like a wise man, hold his tongue, and give the world merely the results in the form of general thought.
For aught I am aware of, he may know nothing of mathematics or chemistry, of comparative anatomy or geology.
That if Hereward meant to keep the king's peace, he might live in Bourne till Doomsday, for aught he, Gilbert, cared.
King Malcolm, and Donaldbain, and, for aught I know, Harold and the Godwinssons, if he bid them take up the quarrel.
As I am a knight myself; and were as well used, too, for aught I saw.
He may, for aught I know; but I don't think it's likely.
For aught we know the ould lady was thravellin' incog--like me.
After their horse will come the little devil-guns that they can drag up to the tops of the hills, and, for aught I know, to the clouds when we crown the hills.
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