My hair was as much astir as Aaron's had been one morning, not long before, and I truly believe there was as much of theology in it.

Moses came, I truly believe, on account of his desire to become acquainted with the prophet El Khoudr, of whom he had heard so much; but Joshua wanted to see me for an entirely different reason.

Fate weaves the thread of our lives, I truly believe, and she didn't use very good material when she started mine.

He could, I truly believe, deceive his wife or his mother, but he will never again deceive me.

I tell you fellows, I truly believe we'll have that wretched document in our hands by this time to-morrow.

I truly believe he would die of starvation before he would eat grandmother's bread.

" "This very morning," continues I, "she was, I truly believe, of two minds whether she should not confess to her sweetheart that she was not his cousin.

I shall not live to see shining upon the steeples that final total light composed of stars clustered in unbroken mass; but if I sing faithfully and sonorously and if, long after me, and long after that, in every farmyard its Cock sings faithfully, sonorously, I truly believe there will be no more night!

You ask me what I truly believe Miss March meant by her message to you.

"I truly believe," said Miriam to herself, and a slight flush came on her face, "that if she could have done it, she would have liked to stay here a week, and wear the teaberry gown all the time and direct everything,although, of course, I would never have allowed that."

She wants it, I truly believe; she wants me to marry him.

"I truly believe you're right when you say that as the bird was sent to save Robert so a good spirit was put into the canoe to save us all.

"Well, sir," answered the youth, "I am not sure I can say with certainty that I truly believe that it is; but, I think, if we were to go on shore, the people there would be able to tell us how to go to Apple Island.

mefor I had been brought up to leave things as I found themand stood alone, the most forlorn and deserted boy in America, as I truly believe.

I truly believe their curiosity goes ahead of their thirst."

" "It is too bad," said the captain, and then, listening for a moment, he said: "I truly believe that Maka is snoring, too, and as for that black fellow over there, I suspect that he sleeps all the time.

I truly believe we are out of all dangerthat we"

I truly believe that even at prayer-time he could not help thinking how good those peas would taste.

That care weighs me down, and I truly believe retards my recovery.

The cook waited on us at breakfast, and I truly believe that the landlord and his wife breathed a sigh of relief when we left the Ship Inn, for their sordid souls had never heard of knighthood, but knew all about assassination.