I must own, ,Sir, I think that Sylla and my father ought to be set in opposition rather than paralleled.
Duclas was a very excellent man, I must own that I owed no small grudge for a visit which had thus abridged ours.
I must own I did it with the less reluctance, on account of the affection for him, which the freedom of our conversation and daily intercourse has excited in my heart.
I must own," replied Noor ad Deen, "I was extremely in the wrong in not following the advice which with such admirable prudence you gave me.
I must own, my dear lord, that, a few months since, I feared you were wedded to the expensive pleasures of the turf.
If it suits you, you are quite at liberty to tell Lord Kilcullen all I have told you; and, if you wish me to contradict the report, which I must own I have spread, I will do so.
And I must own, that I hardly appreciate your delicacy in asking to do so at the present moment.
I must own ingenuously," replied King Saleh, "I have a boon to ask of your majesty; and I shall take care to ask nothing but what is in your power to bestow.
He is really a most agreeable visitor, though I must own that I am somewhat knocked up by our great exertions.
The news from Spain are better, but I must own frankly to you, that we are all disgusted at the French intrigues which have without a doubt been at the bottom of it all, and can, I fear, be traced very close to the Tuileries.
The Queen-Dowager's letters do tantalize one a good deal, I must own.
Everything on board appeared in the wildest confusion; and I must own that I got most unaccountably in everybody's way, and accordingly got kicked out of it without the slightest ceremony.
The truth is, he had very much the looks of a ruffian; though, I must own, his behaviour was very obliging and submissive.
I must own I found these transient refreshments much more agreeable than any regular meal I ate upon the road.
The circumstances you refer to, I must own ought to shield you, Sir, from suspicion; but the man before you is a man that would make an angel suspected, should that angel plead for him.
I must own, (notwithstanding the revenge I have so solemnly vowed,) that I would very fain have made for her a merit with myself in her returning favour, and have owed as little as possible to the mediation of Captain Tomlinson.
If it be the completion of marriage, to my confusion and regret, I must own we are not.
But I must own, that it is past my comprehension, that a wife can resent any thing a husband can do (that is not a breach of the peace) so far as to think herself justified for eloping from him.
I must own I felt so well content yesterday after the Shtcherbatskys' that I didn't care to go anywhere.
I must own that I thought the circumstances excused him.
I must own, however, that another impression had been produced on me.
I dare not affirm that; but this I must own, that I never heard of one of them that ever appeared after the calamity was over.
I myself, I must own, never knew the lady, but they do say .
I must own I had the gravest doubts as to his having gone to the Caucasus.
I must own such a conversation at a ball struck me as eccentric in the extreme; the ideas involuntarily kindled within me were of a nature anything but religious.
I must own that I felt very anxious, and carefully examined the lock of my rifle, and assured myself that I had properly loaded it.
I must own that I had fallen asleep, and was dreaming of old England and my comfortable arm-chair, when I was awoke by finding my companions rising and beginning to move on at a rapid rate--I was so sleepy that I could not tell where.
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