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Example sentences for "hardly think"

Yet I actually blundered again in a much similar way, though I hardly think I was treated quite fairly that time.

I hardly think Boarstall is as well known as it deserves to be.

Beauty demands its price, and considering the wealth of beauty granted us I hardly think we ought greatly to begrudge the price of it.

You'd hardly think it could keep on," said Mr. Tom Smallways.

You'd hardly think it could keep on," he said.

You'd hardly think it could keep on," said Mr. Tom Smallways, growing up among these marvels.

I hardly think it was a poisonous snake," said Jack, when he had done all he could; "but I suppose it is best to be on the safe side.

I hardly think, though, that either of them is our next-door neighbor.

I hardly think so, dear," replied Jack, stroking her curls.

I hardly think we'll be bothered tonight, anyhow.

That may be the case," Jack admitted, "though I hardly think a shrewd man like Dangerfield would go quite so far until he had actually secured the option from his aunt.

I hardly think I shall get along so well with my neighbor on the other side, Cooley, as I do with Pitman.

That may be," replied Bob; "he has little enough principle, but I hardly think he would display so much malice.

I hardly think he calls me an interruption.

No, I hardly think it is," he answered, looking at her reclining figure and the loose reins.

The one danger is that she may have begun to--But I hardly think that.

Perhaps so, though I hardly think Mr. Thurston would agree with you.

I hardly think so," he returned dubiously.

Mattawa, and Thurston answered: "He might, but I hardly think he will.

Helen, and her father said: "I hardly think so.

To be candid, however, I hardly think there is one of them all that does you justice.

I hardly think you do Nick justice, Willoughby," observed the right- judging and gentle wife.

I hardly think she'll notice it under these roses, do you?

I hardly think so--there wasn't a thing to suggest that.

Hardly think I should read my title clear, as the law students say," yawned the collegian.

Having met with few or none of either, I hardly think I am competent to answer.

To speak truly, I hardly think I know one worth telling.

I hardly think he will worry about me, I confess.

I hardly think so, Sherlaw, I hardly think so.

I hardly think I follow you," says Geoffrey, in a frozen tone.

I hardly think this is Sunday work," she says, lightly; "but the poor little thing would have died if left out all night.

I hardly think they'd believe that even from you.

I hardly think you'll take it with you," he observed suavely.

I hardly think he will allow a little matter like that to come into public notice.

I am sorry to say," wrote Eunice, "that I hardly think it will be possible for me to go to college.

I hardly think so," replied Martine, "he seems to have left something behind him.

No" she said, "I hardly think he took anything.

To sum it all up, I hardly think we will be interfered with again—at least this side of the first Coast station, Sitka.

I hardly think he will attempt to follow us this far,” was the expressed opinion of our hero.

I hardly think we had better risk the hard work and danger of a run to-night,” our hero advised his helpers.

I hardly think, General," said Fred, "that you will be troubled with him any more.

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