I suppose by the great secret you mean the love of God?

Virtually so, as you might suppose by his bringing me up here.

I suppose by 'settled' he means when everything gets to moving smoothly.

For the second: I suppose by this time you can answer it yourself.

Even suppose by an error of judgment an excessive production of some commodity.

And I suppose by this time your feelings have cooled down a little.

I suppose by that you mean a silver or black fox.

One would suppose by his tone that he was offended.

I suppose by 'real' you mean oatmeal and scented soap.

I don't know Italy; I don't suppose by myself I could even appreciate it.

Do you suppose by any chance he has brought any daily papers with him?

I suppose by "in public," she meant before the Tyndals and Mrs. Senter.

Though I suppose by that time Rosamond will be old enough to take her turn.

I suppose by 'your English friend' you mean Lawrence.

I suppose by now you have all the train robbers safely tucked away in the penitentiary?

I suppose by this time everybody knows it.