Won't you miss me? Van tosses off the remark casually, like he's joking, but he's not, in fact.

The shroff was clicking on his abacus, and left off snicking the beads up and down to remark casually that the compradore had gone.

As he stood by his horse preparing to mount, he remarked casually.

After regarding Mungongo solemnly putting away the machine Bakahenzie remarked casually:

When the front door was heard to close upon him, Coombe remarked casually:

Making a pretense of suddenly observing the man, he remarked casually:

As we entered camp he remarked casually to the nearest man.

Tommy Ashe looked over at his late antagonist and remarked casually.

But in a pause of it he destroyed its tremendous importance by remarking casually:

One evening in this period of dubitation Lane remarked casually:-

He remarked casually that from Bangkok to the Indian Ocean was a pretty long step.

At supper, that evening, the young woman remarked casually, Helen Ward went by this afternoon.

When he returned, he remarked casually to Jim Tally:

As Lady Veratrum left us, she remarked casually, 'His Grace will join us at tea.'

Say, Katriny," he remarked casually, "he's a fine fellow, ain't he?"

Tod Greeley, weighing out some tea, remarked casually: