And if it is to gain her over, I should think--but you know best--she was not worth gaining over.
Fouquet, I should think, must certainly have four millions," she replied, courageously.
But tell me, Goliath has not crossed the four leagues of sea, I should think.
Monk, there will be a bit of scuffle, I should think.
Now, you do not suspect, I should think that I should reveal my secrets to you, and still less his.
Then I should think," I said to him, "that all you people here would be doubly careful as to what manner of husbands and wives you chose for yourselves.
But I should think," observed the Briton, "that you could knock off a hymn better on Sundays.
I should think it might depend a good deal upon the man," Clay suggested.
Indeed," continued Clay, "I should think Mr. Langham might even save you the formality of purchasing the stock outright by sending you its money equivalent.
If he's worth while I should think you'd hire him," remarked Jane shrewdly.
I should think he'd get rich," said Miss Hastings.
Which might be better improved, I should think, Mr C.
Captain Gills, if you could enter into this arrangement, and could answer for Lieutenant Walters, it would be a relief to my feelings that I should think cheap at the sacrifice of a considerable portion of my property.
It was natural that a lady, endowed as you are, should think it feasible to change her husband's character in some respects, and mould him to a better form.
Mr Dombey, to a man in your position from a man in mine, there is no show of subservience compatible with the transaction of business between us, that I should think sufficient.
With my help he administered the chloroform, which was done under shelter of a sail for fear lest the people should thinkthat we were smothering their chief.
If something very pleasant should happen now, we should think it a delightful month," said Beth, who took a hopeful view of everything, even November.
I should think she'd hate to poke herself where she isn't wanted," said Jo crossly, for she disliked the trouble of overseeing a fidgety child when she wanted to enjoy herself.
I should think I was a pretty lucky chap if I could.
It seemed he couldn't quite depend on his own resolution, as he had thought he could; he almost wished his arm would get painful again, and then he should think of nothing but the comfort it would be to get rid of the pain.
Thy figurin' books might ha' tould thee better nor that, I should think, else thee mightst as well read the commin print, as Seth allays does.
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