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Example sentences for "who knows"

A man who will stick by me, who is devoted, who knows a woman is not to be picked up every day, and appreciates us.

He robbed the State, he will rob private persons, commit murder--who knows?

For years I have been tending towards it--who knows why?

To-morrow--who knows whether we shall be dead to-morrow?

A firm, wise, ruling master-hand may perhaps--who knows?

She had no time to tire of her husband, else--who knows?

Still, if the news were told to any of our friends--who knows?

Had I been laid in a stronger casket, who knows if even the most desperate frenzy of my strength might not have proved unavailing!

Who knows, I might go mad, or torture might draw from me words I would not speak.

There would be high place for you within our Court, and, who knows?

Without doubt it was God, Who knows you, although you do not know Him.

She has fibbed shockingly to the people at home --told them she was constantly here with me in the evenings, when she must have been--who knows where.

French deceived him and her own people, leading them to think that she was spending her time with me, when really she was--who knows where?

There won't be any servants much longer; you're lucky if you find one of the old sort, who knows how to light a fire or wash a dish.

Who knows whether we shall find anything better to-day?

Accident and spies intermix themselves against my playfulness, and spoil the fruit, perhaps--who knows?

She said it very softly, but perhaps she may have been as audible above--who knows!

Do not frown, marquis, let me sing his welcome; who knows but I may also rejoice in his departure?

Who knows," said Fredersdorf, smiling, "that we may not still triumph over these miserable conspirators?

Who knows, perhaps we will meet again in heaven?

Who knows that in the place where we now are, there may not be raised a pyramid taken from the East?

Ah, who knows it better than I, reverend father?

He narrated in his verses the first disobedience of man, and invoked the Holy Spirit, who prefers before all other temples a pure and simple heart, who knows all, and who was present at the birth of time.

Without any further opposition, and, who knows?

Who knows but he dreams he is free, and in his beautiful chateau?

Daubigeon, who knows what I mean, will tell you so.

Magloire, who knows him so well, will see from this letter of his.

Who knows what he may not have discovered since we left him?

His successor did the business for them; but M.

Seignebos, whose eyes were glaring at the mayor from under his spectacles.

A man in close confinement may be made to say any thing.

And then, who knows not on how much may venture the man, be he a private individual or a prince, who has succeeded in enchaining the admiration of his fellow-creatures!

That it is disgraceful to profession, who knows not?

That it cleaves to the best, who knows not?

Who knows if God will yet be pleas'd to spare, And turn away the evil that we fear?

The only thing I might say is: One does not press oneself where one isn't wanted; all the same--who knows?

In this search, who knows what he thought and what he sought?

Your son, if you have one, may be a pure altruist; who knows?

I should say that with the right kind of training you ought to go quite a long way: who knows?

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