I dont know how much a cent is.

"I dont know," she said, alarmed.

I'm afraid I dont know what an electro-motor means.

" "And you actually think that this Lalage Virtue is as respectable a woman as your cousin?" "Oh, I dont bother myself about it.

"I dont know what you are to do for clothes," she said, "unless Lydia and Jane are content to wear their last winter's dresses again this year.

"Sholto," she said, "I dont know what to say to you.

" "Well; butdo you like him?" "I tell you I dont care a damn about him one way or the other," said Marmaduke, rising and walking away to the window.

I dont know what it is, but I know what it does, and I can lay traps to catch it.

" "I dont mean that.

I dont pity Marmaduke one bit: if the whole family cuts him he will deserve it richly, but I do sympathize with him.

My dear John Metcalf,' I said, 'I dont know what a mango is.'

I cannot understand it: she is as hard and matter-of-fact as a woman can be: I dont believe the expression in her singing comes one bit from true feeling.

How she managed to hold on at the theatre, I dont know.

She says I ought to be there to save the child from her, if I dont care to save her from herself; that I was the last restraint on her; and that if I dont come she will make an end of the business by changing her tipple to prussic acid.

Still, I dont want to leave her in the lurch.

" "I have told you already that I have never been in love, and that I dont believe a bit in it.

However," continued Conolly, without waiting for an answer, "I dont deny that Marian shews the effects of her education.

I dont dispute your right, you who constitute polite society, to skin over all the ugly facts of life.

"I dont like it.

I tell you plainly that I dont believe you are hurt at all; though you may not be exactly pleasedjust for the moment.

I dont understand.

" "Wont you take a light?" "I dont require one.

" "No: I dont want to be botheredat least not yet.

"I dont understand you, Ned.

I dont like wrens any how.