I don't know but I'd almost rather be 'town crank' than that.
I don't know but I am, a little, now you remind me of it," he admitted.
I don't know but what 'tis warped a little, but nothin' to speak of.
I do' know but I shall be afeared to go home," and she laughed uneasily.
I find every man interesting, whether he thinks or unthinks, whether he is savage or civilized; for this reason I cannot thank the novelist who teaches us not to know but to unknow our kind.
The three rings are an abuse and an outrage, but I don't know but I object still more to the silencing of the clowns.
I didn't know but I'd been trying to convert you without knowing it.
And the otha day, there in Venice when you we'e sick, and you seemed to think that I might put off stahting home till the next steamer, I don't know but I let you believe I would.
I don't know but I had," assented the sacrifice, upon whose countenance sat a placidity that had not been there since the night of the "matching.
How did I know but that he had sons and daughters, or nephews away at school!
In all earth's realms so fair, It hath been my lot to know but one, Who with mighty Caesar could compare; And of yore thou called'st him thy son.
I know but little of love; but that to rend its bonds must be a bitter grief I can well believe!
I know but of one way of making what I send you useful, which is, by sending you a blank sheet: sure you would not grudge threepence for a halfpenny sheet, when you give as much for one not worth a farthing.
As to Tartini's[1] musical compositions, ask Gray; I know but little in music.
I didn't know buthe might be anxious to see--to see her, you know.
One time there I didn't know but I'd have to reef, cal'late I would if I'd known how to reef an automobile.
I don't know but she's fell into the brook, or got run over.
I don't know but I should," thought Jasper, as he noticed how light and frail the little canoe was, and how a slight motion would agitate it.
Yes, I don't know but I do; perhaps a little more languid, but that is not unusual.
I don't know but it might be best for me to turn round and go back again to school without going to the house at all; but I must face this thing, and see for myself.
I don't know but I'd better try to keep dead again.
Only you know some men don't fancy having a boy put in as boss over them; and he is one of the new hands, and I didn't know but he was cranky.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "know but" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
