I believe I am quite capable of climbing a greased pole!
He is a hard case," men said; "and if he had a grudge against anyone, he would be quite capable of lying in ambush and shooting him as he would a squirrel.
My sons abuse me when I have been drinking; my wife is quite capable of poisoning my wine; I tremble for my life and for my money.
I think, on the contrary, that she isquite capable of asking you for the money and still sending her telegram.
Her father, who had caught snatches of the conversation, now leaned across towards his nephew, and said warningly: 'I think Edith is quite capable of judging for herself.
Your clerk seems to me a bad lot, quite capable of getting you into hot water; but he is as clever as any rogue.
I am bound to be on terms with him for a few days, and he is quite capable of refusing to leave my room any more.
Chicotin took the bouquet and walked away very fast, because he felt that if he remained longer with the flower girl he would be quite capable of crying with her.
I tell you again that my mother is quite capable of not letting me in if I go home without somebody to answer for me who can swear that I am innocent.
You see, she's quite capable of not letting me in, and making me spend the night in the street!
The other party has a mind and is quite capable of making it up.
Desire Farr was an observant young person, quite capable of drawing conclusions.
Aunt Caroline was, upon occasion, quite capable of meeting a crisis.
Sans-Cravate is quite capable of trying it," said Jean Ficelle, who also had left his seat, to join the bystanders.
I fancied that I heard somebody whisper that my partner had imbibed too much madeira and champagne, but I believe her to be quite capableof doing anything under heaven without the aid of liquor.
She seems to be quite capable of marrying you to the heiress of millions, even against your will, especially when there is danger that a scoundrel like Macreuse may be converted into a millionaire.
He is quite capable of imbuing you with a taste for politics, too.
Rochaigue is quite capableof taking you to a session of the Chamber of Peers, under pretext of showing you beautiful conservatories and flowers and picture-galleries.
My sons abuse me when I’ve been drinking, and my wife is quite capable of poisoning my wine.
As for this Chamoureau, he is a downright idiot, who is quite capable of seconding the schemes of those men because he doesn't suspect them.
Havre, he's quite capable of starting for America.
Monsieur is quite capable of it; but still a man sometimes wears one without knowing it.
He is quite capable of going down into the choir one evening and turning them all out with blows from his crozier.
I am quite capable, if he comes to disturb us with his spying, of throwing him down the stairs, the miserly devil!
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