ButI have just climbed out a window of Ozma's palace.

" "ButI mean andand Mr. Gratton?" "Oh, tell him to go to the devil!" cried Gloria.

"I want to do what you want, butI want to think: there is something I should have to tell you.

This may be a little thicker than the other, butI can't be sure.

"ButI know you're all tired, and." "And perhaps you have some nice engagement," piped Lisa.

"At Sangoa I have bathed in the sea ever since I can remember anything; butI am not in good health.

Now, please, understand my positionI say, it is quite possible, quite likely, quite in accordance with what I have seen, that this unfortunate gentleman died of heart failure brought about by even such an ordinary exertion as his stooping forward to untie his shoe-lace, butI also think it likely that his death resulted from poison, subtly and cunningly administered, probably not very long before his death took place.

ButI don't believe in hopeless things.

ButI haven't much to lose, and I've all to gain.

ButI told you there was something fine about himhe treated the whole thing as a joke, and I saw that he was the apple of the old man's eye.

I wanted to name it, butI didn't know your name.

Sir, I know it was childish, butI couldn't help it!

And the footprints?" "I don't know, I can't explain it, butI know I am innocent.

I have assumed that Martinez was killed by an extraordinary criminal, for some extraordinary reason, butI may have been mistaken.

" "Perhaps, butI don't think so.

"ButI imagine you are not attracted by plumes.

Then, in a very low voice, "It may be common talk," she said, "butI am quite sureit isn't true.

"ButI must defend her ona point of honour.

ButI suppose God doesn't allow these things.

Whether Filippino Lippi was in truth his son by Lucrezia Buti, a novice he is said to have carried from her cloister in Prato, has been called in question by recent critics; but they adduce no positive arguments for discrediting the story of Vasari.

As you probably know, I'm only a workman, hardly even that, at the cooperage, butI want to come to see you.

Jimmy, spoiling for a fight, Fixed the short one with his right, While his left with martial glare Met the long 'un's startled stare; ButI know it sounds absurd

'ButI cannot interfere,' he answered, shaking his head.

ButI must have peace!

ButI should know him now.