So would I,” said the old gentleman; “where is there a church in whose liturgy there is so much Scripture as in that of the Church of England?
I can see to walk about with them, and to distinguish objects,” said the old gentleman; “but see to read with them I cannot.
I believe you are right,” said the old gentleman, “I see you know something of Welsh poetry.
I am most happy to see him,” said the old gentleman, making me a polite bow.
Cut a piece, sir, without any words," said the old gentleman.
If there is, you are the only one who has discovered it," said the old gentleman, enigmatically.
And youth," said the old gentleman to himself, "and an unconscious courage to surmount all obstacles.
There are those who think so," said the old gentleman.
No, no, we'll dispense with that for once," said the old gentleman.
She has been anxious enough about me and my dear lost wife," said the old gentleman, in a querulous voice, "so you must not listen to Kate when she lays claim to a selfishness she does not possess.
We are walking too slowly for you and Miss Armstrong," said the old gentleman gently, "I trust Mrs. Armstrong is well.
You have not yet answered my question," said the old gentleman gravely.
A heavy book for small hands, my child," said the old gentleman in his quaintly garrulous fashion, peering with dimmed eyes at the volume in her lap.
Dear me," said the old gentleman, "this is most unprecedented.
You cannot appreciate the contempt I feel for you, Mr. Watts," said the old gentleman, resigning himself to circumstances.
I thought of Morris or John," said the old gentleman, evidently greatly relieved.
That mutton looks very nice," said the old gentleman at length.
It is her special province to be ornamental," said the old gentleman.
My dear, you know nothing about it," said the old gentleman.
There are draughts come in everywhere," said the old gentleman.
Oh, a bird, maybe," said the old gentleman, carelessly looking up to the vines swinging around the veranda.
It was a pretty large word to use to you, and that's a fact," said the old gentleman, with a little laugh.
You must take care of me, Phronsie," said the old gentleman, "for I really think I need it now.
Yes, yes, certainly," said the old gentleman, who would have been quite willing to promise anything just then.
I am all right, thank you," said the old gentleman, rather gruffly.
Perhaps the doctor would like some refreshment, dear Anna Maria," said the old gentleman, suddenly.
I should have done so long ago, if you could only have come to some definite conclusion about it," said the old gentleman, scratching himself behind the ear.
Ah," said the old gentleman with a sad shake of the head, "there seems to be never a rude or disagreeable speech that is not laid to my account.
Perhaps he will if you invite him," said the old gentleman, rising and pushing his chair a little to one side.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "said the old gentleman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
