I
don't know," answered the shaggy man, with a laugh.
Germain, I
don't know that from the point of view of exclusiveness it is any great loss to be here.
"I
don't know," says Jo, staring moodily at the veil, "nothink about no papers.
"I declare," cried Cecilia, completely losing her head, "I'm so excited, I
don't know what to do with myself!"
" 'Find the extra coffee-cup, and you can rest in peace.' Are you sure you
don't know what it means?" I asked him earnestly.
"I
don't know," said Herbert, "that's what I want to know.
"No, I
don't know; it's not right," was all she said, with an expression of disgust on her face.
'Upon my soul,
don't know. I know less about myself than about most people in the world, and I
don't know.'
Then she observed, "We
don't know you--we
don't know you."
"You
don't know what you're talkin' about." Sarah paused to laugh in mirthless discordance.
By the way," said he, rising suddenly, with that sentiment of the true which formed the foundation of his character and his philosophy, "I
don't know very well how it happens, but I am her husband!"
'Oh, young lady, young lady,' returned Rachael, 'I hope you may be, but I
don't know! I can't say what you may ha' done!