If I walk upon the street when the wind is up, and see a light fleece of smoke coming from a chimney top, I think that down below someone is listening to music that he likes, and that his thoughts ride upon the night, like those white streamers of smoke.

I think that woman will soon be "where the weary are at rest."

"I think that six broad pennies will buy food enow for a dozen men," said the Tanner.

I think that the certainty of a crime ought to precede the prosecution of a criminal, and I see that there is, in the present case, no crime attempted to be proved.

At this they trembled greatly, and I think that Christian fell into a swoon; but coming a little to himself again, they renewed their discourse about the Giant's counsel, and whether yet they had best take it or no.

It is hard to forget what you did, but I think that, in time, we will all be able to accept you as a neighbor.

I think that's all.

I think that is my case.

I think that the right way is that we should join in doing those things which are evidently needed, and should postpone other things about the necessity of which there may be disagreement.

I think that if they will study the last immigration ordinance enacted by the Governor of Trinidad, June 24, 1870, and the report of the Agent-General of Immigrants for the year ending September 30, 1869, their fears will be set at rest as far as this colony is concerned.

" "Ben, I think that man took the papers from the pocket of your dying father, and has them now in his possession.

" "Well, I think that, as likely as not, it was its own fault that it lost its feathers," said Sagastao, and then he added as he poked the rank bird over with a stick: "I would not be surprised to hear that Nanahboozhoo had something to do with it.

Well, I think that was a very wise step.

" This was written in 1873, but I think that I am safe in saying that the same is true now after the lapse of forty more years.

" "Not she, and between you and I, and the gate-post, I think that will be a match.

"I thinkI assure you that nobody knows anythingbut I think that Don Gianluca will improve rapidly after this crisis.

I think that you have betrayed and seduced my sister.

She told me once that he was not rich; I think that is about all she ever said of him, except when she spoke of his influence over her, and her trust in him.

I think that is about my tether.'

"Water and wood will be plentiful there, and I think that's where St. Luc will make his camp to-night.

"On the whole," said Superintendent Byrnes to Nick, "I think that was about the prettiest work I ever saw.

"I think that the colonel gave him the tip that he would light the way for Zeppelins!" said a comrade.

"How could I think that?"

But I think that is all we can do, unless we hear something further.

" "I think that Miss Mountjoy's head has not been turned by any admiration.