Asked about the comparison, Dylan said: I suppose so, in some way.

I suppose so; but it will be the wonder of the countryside.

Yes, I suppose so; but, in a way, dad can stand it.

I suppose so; but it usually takes too long to suit me.

I suppose so, but I kept mulling over all kinds of things.

Why, sir, I suppose so, sir; but he scolds me a lot.

I suppose so, judging from what I saw on last Saturday evening.

I suppose so, Tom, and I'd like to have you take him.

I suppose so,' said Rose, her tone indicating a quite measureless indifference.

I suppose so, sir, because it did come and take him off.

I suppose so-Tellme-isit at all interesting to be a tutor?

Oh, I suppose so; as much as that rubber-tired igloo is mine.

She said, I would suppose so, yah, but there's nothing interesting to see.

I suppose so; that is what I want to get at.

Of course, Sowerby thinks it all right; I am bound to suppose so.

To suppose so is to mistake the materials for the building.