Significats de truthfully enough en anglès

The new mother had been truthfully enough described by Mr. Swancourt.

He replied, truthfully enough, that their names were unknown to him.

When his lack of appetite was remarked upon, he, truthfully enough, pleaded headache.

She replies, truthfully enough, that she is going to the tailor's for her husband.

He related, truthfully enough, his conversation with Lord Bromley.

He added, truthfully enough, "Nos jambes courraient malgres nous."

They said truthfully enough they did not know what had become of Cockney-andthey kept their guesses to themselves.

Asked if it was in one of the parks, she said truthfully enough that she supposed it might be a sort of park.

His clothes and bearing, and quiet, unobtrusive manners, all seemed to suggest truthfully enough his possible identity-anEnglish detective from an advertised office.

"Only Judge Gray and two of his nephews," responded Richard, truthfully enough.

"They hadn't arrived when I left the house," he said truthfully enough.

"He never mentioned your name to me," I answered, truthfully enough.

"Couldn't get it out of her," Simpkins sent back, truthfully enough.

"No, sir, I don't," I answered, this time truthfully enough.

'I'm not sure,' he replied, truthfully enough.

"We fell down by accident," said Puddleglum, truthfully enough.