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Example sentences for "said the old man"

Thou fightest like a clodpole," said the old man.

I doubt it not," said the old man; "and I believe me thou wilt come off right well.

Yes, sir, it is a crushing blow," said the old man.

You were always a noble woman, Anna," said the old man, puffing at his cigarette.

Her brother is the matter,' said the old man, lifting up his eyes again.

Truly, sir, I fear I nodded,' said the old man.

The Jews,' said the old man, raising his eyes from the ground with his former smile.

My daughter,' said the old man, 'I stand amazed!

Follow me, then, gentlemen," said the old man.

Very serious," said the old man; "there is nothing more fierce than these combats between different unions; and everything has been done lately to excite the people of the neighborhood against the factory.

Come in, then," said the old man, with some anxiety.

There is indeed something terrible," said the old man, "in such a passion, in such a heart.

Pat was a great rogue,' said the old man.

They'll have to be grim jokes," said the old man.

I hope you haven't taken up that sort of tone," said the old man.

It belongs to my wife," said the old man simply.

Well, you mustn't abuse my legs," said the old man.

You do not look to me very unhappy," said the old man, examining Godefroid.

But now let us concern ourselves exclusively with Madame de la Chanterie's daughter," said the old man, resuming his narrative.

Monsieur has promised to pass the evening here," said the old man, with the air of a millionnaire receiving a guest.

If you two don't want to be alone, I'll come with you," said the old man.

Which they generally do, or at least did," said the old man.

Yes," said the old man, "but I think the cornfields must have been built over before the middle of the nineteenth century.

Well," said the old man, "wherever you come from, you are come among friends.

Yea," said the old man, "but I will, or he me.

Said the old man: "We thank thee for coming to see us; and meseemeth from the look of thee thou art worthy to dwell in my Lady's House.

I shall engage the coupe of the diligence, for my niece is with me," said the old man.

Certainly," said the old man, "and it will be all the better for me because I want to give Ursula a singing-master.

Ursula," said the old man, "you are making me commit great follies.

I did not know that you had business there," said the old man, sarcastically.

Ay," said the old man, shutting his lips tight on his pipestem and puffing with a smacking noise, "let me catch Thomas at that!

Ay," said the old man, and his lips came fiercely together.

Yes, yes," said the old man to himself, "it is a great gospel.

I shake my locks," said the old man, "and snow covers the land.

I am Peboan, the Spirit of Winter," said the old man.

Very well," said the old man, "I shall wait until the time arrives when you feel inclined to eat.

Ah, my son," said the old man, "I am happy to see you.

It would be thought I served a king from interest," said the old man.

I care for this little dog more than for life itself," said the old man, pointing to Thisbe.

A war name, I suppose," said the old man.

A des Touches could hardly be an actress," said the old man.

As for that," said the old man, "yes, and no.

Thar's suthin' in that," said the old man, shamelessly abandoning the Postmaster.

The smaller the better," said the old man.

I guess," said the old man, "we will get along without the cut.

I'll take the risk of it," said the old man, harshly.

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