Remember," he said, "that I had unhappily offended you that day, and that you have not heard yet what Madame Pratolungo had the audacity to say to me under those circumstances.
Under those circumstances, I could make every allowance for him--and I said so.
The one process that could be depended on for extracting the truth, under those circumstances, was the process of interrogation.
Under those circumstances, too, the peer had thought it better that the knight should keep them, that their production might take place more naturally.
Left alone, under those circumstances, a devouring curiosity pushed me on to make some discoveries for myself.
Under those circumstances, it was quite in his character to help himself, and to do it by the underground way.
But there might be a misunderstanding between you in the future, and it is highly desirable to ascertain beforehand exactly what he could or could not do under those circumstances.
Under those circumstances, six hundred pounds in prospect was an object to him.
For myself, I think it as well that clergymen should not hunt; but had I been the parson of Clavering, I should, under those circumstances, have hunted double.
The consignees, under those circumstances, refused to pay the bills drawn upon shipments of those articles.
It was that which could not fit its words to its mouth as it had a mind to do under those conditions, and was glad to know that 'the audience was deferred.
Naturally, under those circumstances, I can't expect to get a satisfactory portrait, if she's out of tune with the pose.
William says that Bertram has been completely out of fix over something, and as gloomy as an owl, for weeks past; and of course, under those circumstances, the poor boy could not be expected to do good work.
Under those circumstances, the ceremony which afterward united you to Miss Eyrecourt--though neither you nor the clergyman were to blame--was a mere mockery.
I am sorry I alarmed Mr. Penrose by letting him see me under those circumstances.
Under those circumstances, she felt sure that Madame Marillac would yield to the temptation.
Under those circumstances I do not think it is possible for your Honor to say that she has been estopped.
Under those circumstances he voluntarily goes to see a man by the name of Clayton, I think an ex-Senator from Arkansas, known to him at that time to be an enemy of Stephen W.
Under those circumstances he would have tried to reach the island even though he knew that the attempt was certain to cost him his life.
Under those conditions he invariably lost the trail, and was compelled to circle about until he found it.
Under those circumstances a thunderstorm was accepted as a sign of Getanittowit's displeasure.
Under those circumstances I was requested and agreed to go as special minister.
Under those circumstances I will, with your permission, return next spring, but take leave here as only going with leave of absence.
What could be funnier than the whole seven hundred and fifty of us to go drifting ashore, under those salt-heaps, with swimming-collars round our necks?
It was a very plucky thing to do, under those conditions.
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