"Goodness, I didn't think we were anywhere near there, yet!" cried Violet, as she began to gather up her things.

" "Of course," said Marian; "I didn't think.

"You wasn't expectin' me?" "I didn't think it was very likely as you'd call in," said Pap, "seein', Missy, as you'd never called in afore.

Though I didn't think as this one was one of that kind.

'I'm afraid some on 'em 'ave been telling lies about me, and I didn't think I'd got a enemy in the world.

Seeing her so often in her carriage, or in the dignity of her home, I didn't think she had so much jollity in her.

Upon my soul I didn't think he had it in him!...

"I didn't think she'd take it so much in earnest.

"I didn't think a Congressman could be spared from Washington but rarely, especially when the papers say the country needs such a lot of saving.

I didn't think you could have grown one out here.

Weren't you afraid?" "I didn't think of fear.

Do you love me?" "No, I dont think I do.

I dont think I ought, either; but I want him to be told something that may prevent a great deal of unhappiness.

" "I dont think he is a hypocrite.

" "I dont think so.

" "I dont think you are quite right there, Sholto.

I dont think I have another.

I dont think our Armande is particularly intelligent; but I am resolved to spare her knees and her temper in future by banishing hearthstone from our establishment forever.

" "I dont think it mean to leave you, not a bit of it.

'I didn't think so much of Bagwax, Sir John.'

I didn't think that you....

When I went forward I didn't think I could do anything.

I dont think the doctors knew what my trouble was.

When I said I didn't think it would sound very nice without the harp, as it was only a chant on two or three notes, some one would say: "Well, then, the song in 'The Belle's Stratagem'!

Mike's cup of sorrow overflowed his eyes, and he tearfully exclaimed, "Oh, Pat, I knew you'd never get to heaven, but, begorry, I didn't think you'd have to furnish your own fuel.