1 And I don't know what to do with myself.
2 The fact that you don't want to marry me.
3 I don't mean, literally, to take the next train.
4 "You don't know how much I need such a friend," she said.
5 "Oh, don't," said Lily, with a quick suffusion of colour.
6 And of course I don't say there's any real harm in Bertha.
7 Oh, you don't count, George: one doesn't have to talk to one's husband.
8 I seize the distinction, but I don't mind it, since doing the one involved doing the other.
9 "I don't know what you DO mean," said Mrs. Peniston, with a frightened quiver in her small fretful voice.
10 The clothes are the background, the frame, if you like: they don't make success, but they are a part of it.
11 Some of 'em have long hair, and they start an argument with the soup, and don't notice when things are handed to them.'
12 Really, Lily, I don't see why you took the trouble to go to the wedding, if you don't remember what happened or whom you saw there.
13 I brought 'em to you to sell, because I ain't got no other way of raising money, and if we don't pay our rent by tomorrow night we'll be put out.'
14 Each of them wants a creature of a different race, of Jack's race and mine, with all sorts of intuitions, sensations and perceptions that they don't even guess the existence of.
15 I am almost entirely dependent on my aunt, and though she is very kind to me she makes me no regular allowance, and lately I've lost money at cards, and I don't dare tell her about it.
16 In fact I can't afford any of the things my friends do, and I am afraid Judy often thinks me a bore because I don't play cards any longer, and because I am not as smartly dressed as the other women.
17 The prospect of the nice quiet talk did not appear as all-sufficing to Trenor as she had hoped, and his brows continued to lower as he said: "Oh, I don't know that I can promise you a fresh tip every day."
Your search result may include more than 17 sentences. If you upgrade to a VIP account, you will see up to 500 sentences for one search.