1
He nodded approval, and remarked sententiously that the desire to possess a wife was common to all men.
2
Then once more, ten days later, after some passage of arms with one of her daughters, she had remarked sententiously.
3
The wrinkles in the quaint visage of his host grew deep and complicated, as though he had tasted something very bitter, and he remarked sententiously:
4
Whereupon "Douglas got mad," snatched up the book, and, tossing it into the crowd, remarked sententiously, although not conclusively, "Damn such a book!"
5
"It's my opinion that Mercer has seen his wraith," he remarked sententiously.
6
"Disguises are generally assumed for the purpose of concealing crime," he remarked sententiously.
7
"Men have turned up before, after having been reported dead," he remarked sententiously.
8
"I should like you to be perfectly unbiassed in your opinion," he remarked sententiously.
9
"It certainly is a very fine day," Graham remarked sententiously.
10
"Yet it would seem he deems himself a second Kingmaker," the Earl Marshal remarked sententiously.
11
"Marriage is better than scrapes," I remarked sententiously.
12
"A dollar means more grub," he remarked sententiously.
13
"Amateursh are all like that," Remonencq remarked sententiously.
14
"They were; they are not," he remarked sententiously and stifling a yawn; it was a drowsy afternoon.
15
"Well, them that live'll see," Emily remarked sententiously as she removed the remains of the sago pudding.
16
"You said it," Old Tarwater remarked sententiously, tossing the single-tree aside and starting to struggle into his coat.
