I scarce know," answered Cuthbert, "I hear so little and see so little.
I scarce know myself," answered the laughing girl, blushing and dimpling with mischievous pleasure; "and I trust none else will know me neither if we meet more friends by the way.
I scarce know thee, thou art so changed--so full of sunshine and courage," cried Kate.
I assure you I am not of this country; and whither I am travelling, in reality I scarce know myself.
In about a fortnight, though I scarce know an oak from a hickory, or one kind of land from another, I am subpoenaed to appear before Parliament, to give an account of the province of Georgia, when I left it.
I find as yet I scarce know anything; but if I give out of my little stock, I trust the Lord will increase it, as He did the little lad's loaves and fishes.
We scarce know what it is to have a meeting without tears.
I scarce know a night, though we had divine service twice a day, when the church-house has not been nearly full.
I scarce know what it was that first awakened within me the desire to look upon her face once more, but once awakened the wish would not sleep, and at last I accomplished my purpose.
I would follow Amalric to the world's end in a cause which I knew to be righteous; but when it comes to raising the standard and taking up arms against the anointed King, I scarce know how I can do it.
It wasn't that I wished to change with everyone, with anyone at a venture, but that I saw "gifts" everywhere but as mine and that I scarce know whether to call the effect of this miserable or monstrous.
I have my choice of these suppositions, each in its way of so lively an interest that I scarce know which to prefer, though inclining perhaps a little to the idea of the backward reach.
Craigengelt, you are either an honest fellow in right good earnest, and I scarce know how to believe that; or you are cleverer than I took you for, and I scarce know how to believe that either.
He is a warm friend of my father and my uncle; and he and the Sanghursts are bound together by some close tie, the nature of which I scarce know.
And I scarce know how to answer thee," replied the youth, "though gladly would I help thee to fuller, clearer knowledge if I knew how.
But I am so weary with our journey that I scarce know how to frame my thoughts in fitting words.
I scarce know what I would say, my dear Bell; but I am wretched; I have no hope but in you.
I am malicious enough to wish Sir George may arrive during the entertainment, because I have an idea it will mortify him; though I scarce know why I think so.
I agree to visit every body, but think it mighty absurd I must not take a ride without asking a hundred people I scarce know to go with me: yet this is the style here; they will neither be happy themselves, nor let any body else.
As for the other points of his character, I scarce know how to draw a reader into them by any turn of analysis.
Beauty comes, we scarce know how, as an emanation from sources deeper than itself.
Partly for reasons already stated, and partly for others that I scarce knowhow to state, A Midsummer-Night's Dream is a most effectual poser to criticism.
Beauty comes, we scarce know how, as an emanation from sources deeper than itself.
But, indeed, Alleyne, this hath come suddenly upon me, and I scarce know what to say.
It was my rough words which vexed you; but I have been thrown among men all my life, and indeed, with all the will, I scarce know how to temper my speech to a lady's ear.
And I scarce know in what words to make it clear to you, and to your fair wife, and to Sir Nigel Loring, and to these other stranger knights.
I never saw a man I so disliked, and yet I scarce know why.
I have a document here in his handwriting; it is between ourselves, for I scarce know what to do about it; it is an ugly business at the best.
Book of Morton's Letters: but I scarce knowif the Post would carry it to you; though not so very big: and I am still less sure that you would ever return it to me.
It is so fine that I scarce know if it gives me more pleasure or pain to look at it.
I scarce know why I could never take to that man of true Genius, Hawthorne.
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