Well, 'spose he does know it, what do you think I care?
Twice I attempted to walk into the room, and each time my legs failed me; at last I wiped the perspiration from my forehead, and with a desperate effort I went into the room.
The guard at the gate stopped us, not from suspicion, but to amuse themselves, and I was forced to submit to several kisses from their garlic lips before we were allowed to enter the town.
There were spitting-pans placed in different parts of the decks for the use of the men, that they might not dirty the planks with the tobacco juice.
O'Brien then took the stilts belonging to the man, giving me those of the woman.
I don't spose this will be believed by lots of folks in Jonesville and Loontown, but it is the truth, for I see it with both my eyes.
I don't spose Ma Nater ever wore a back comb or had hooks and eyes on her gown; I say it for oritory, and would wish to be took in a oritorius way.
Now I don't spose that man has got any hosses much faster than the old mair.
Spose I am an 'atomy," said the old woman, apparently rather pleased with the epithet than otherwise.
Spose de good doctor so good that he nebber get well?
Spose it 'sploded and then shot him Way up in the clouds above, Where his pieces were united By the angels' songs of love.
Spose Lund come, must get boat across crack yonder any way.
I spose as how there are a good many of them thar bunco fellers around New York, but I tell you them thar street keer conductors take mighty good care on you.
Wall I don't spose I'd bin in thar over five minutes afore I made myself the laffin' stock of every one in thar.
Wal, 'spose I shoot you and the leftenant and the captain and the rest?
Spose I sneak back, shoot the captain and then plug Ruggles and the parson?
There don't seem much use in talking, stranger, so 'spose we make a fight of it.
Do you 'spose that is the first time I ever met a mountain Injin?
Wal, that's lookin' a little further ahead than I meant to, but I 'spose it amounts to that.
I 'spose the next thing will be for him to climb over this boulder behind me and drop onto my head.
Den don't you 'spose dat de bressed Lord know all dat, and dat He pity Sam too.
Ye never seed one--what d'ye 'spose the' luk like?
Spose you look at him agin, Ella; or, stay, I'll look myself.
Spose we go a leetle further up," said Shif'less Sol.
I 'spose one o' my men can get a candle in the kitchen, sir," said Mr Bore.
Wal, ses he, "I 'spose I'll hev tu do sumthin for him.
Ef he sends for me, I spose I shall have to go, though I hate to do it.
Two piecee man no can stop one place aller same time, spose nother piecee man must wantchee come, mi must wantchee go; spose mi must wantchee stop, nother piecee man no can come.
How can you see," say the Chinese, "spose hab no eye?
I spose I can clean the parlor, unless Mis Carver and Chandler are sitting in a row there?
Spose we'd run inter a raidin' party o' them red bucks.
Wal', hell; I 'spose I might as wal' tell ye furst as last.
Plenty of firing, but not enuff execushun for to friten the ladies, for the jest a few was killed in the dedly combat, they all got up and rode away after the battle was over; so I spose as they was ony shamming jest to deceeve the enemy.
Spose you not sell me share I go gamble again to-night.
Spose I were you, I no go gamble any more," remarked Corbett, dropping into that pigeon English, which people seem to think best adapted to the comprehension of the Chinaman.
Mr. Diry: You will notis by the above address, that you and me are away from home to-nite, and I spose you orter have sum xplenashun of our doins.
By de poker, 'spose him try, den shob him into the pot and cook um.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "spose" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
