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What leads you to infer that the Consolidated Tractions Company was not organized in good faith? [9]
They wish us to infer all, from the fact that he now has a little quarrel with the present head of the dynasty, and that he has regularly voted with us on a single point, upon which he and we have never differed. [7]
The fact that they belonged to this stock clearly shews that they inhabited the Old World; but not Australia nor any oceanic island, as we may infer from the laws of geographical distribution. [1]
He went with them, naturally, to you, and I infer that you suppressed him! [9]
Nobody could infer the master-mind in the top of that edifice from the edifice itself. [5]
You infer that the issue of the Creeds will crumble,--preach the new, and the old will fall away of itself. [9]
A body from the contemplation of which an archangel could infer the entire inorganic universe as the simplest of corollaries! [6]
One could infer that, but he didn't say it. [5]
We may infer that this is the case from what we see, for instance, in the United States, where subsistence is easy, and there is plenty of room. [1]
We infer sometimes that the hens are not saying anything, because they do not read, and consequently their minds are empty. [4]
It is possible that no ball was in the gun; and we infer that there was, only because we cannot account for death on any other supposition. [3]
One could infer that he had thought this thing all out and chosen this way of making all things fair and right because it was sufficiently fair and considerably wiser than the renunciation-scheme which he had brought with him from England. [5]
Since the Stratford Shakespeare couldn't have written the Works, we infer that somebody did. [5]
About a thousand persons had died in a twelvemonth, we are told, and, as we may infer, chiefly from this cause. [3]
But we have only analogy to lead us to infer the possible or even probable existence of an insensible spot in the thinking-centre. [6]
It depends much on habit, as we see in mankind; and we may infer that this would hold good with birds and other animals. [1]
From the presence of the woolly hair or lanugo on the human foetus, and of rudimentary hairs scattered over the body during maturity, we may infer that man is descended from some animal which was born hairy and remained so during life. [1]
She was under Mr. Bentley's care when he found her again, I infer, by accident. [9]
Whether she was moral, amiable, sensible, or even of good character, you did not, nor could then know, except, perhaps, you might infer the last from the company you found her in. [7]
Yet, pause a moment before you infer that your teachers must have been in fault when they furnished you with mental stores not directly convertible to practical purposes, and likely in a few years to lose their place in your memory. [3]
Things she had merely hinted and left the reader to infer, he told right out in the bluntest and coarsest way. [6]
He recognized the members of his own family and his _old_ friends; but, as I infer from this statement, he found a difficulty in remembering the faces of new acquaintances, as is common with old persons. [6]
You not only may, but must infer that it is directed by a pilot. [10]
We infer that it was this pass that the earl captured by a stratagem, and carrying his army through it, began the siege of Regall in the plain. [4]
That this appendage is a rudiment, we may infer from its small size, and from the evidence which Prof. Canestrini (47. [1]
Hence we may infer that these nine species, and probably all the others of the genus, are descended from an ancestral form which was coloured in nearly the same manner. [1]
May we then infer that man became divested of hair from having aboriginally inhabited some tropical land? [1]
How could he infer that a submission was still implied, after its express provision had been stricken from the bill? [7]
At least I infer so from the fact that Mr. Froude fathers one of his definitions of our condition upon an American. [4]
But we may infer from what follows that one form of weapon has often been replaced in the course of ages by another. [1]
Are we to infer from this fact that they construct a different sort of nest from that made by their nearest allies, and not liable to be injured by their spurs; so that the spurs have not been removed? [1]
If Edison were in trouble and a stranger helped him out of it and next day he got into the same difficulty again, he would infer the wise thing to do in case he knew the stranger's address. [5]
I know that I never meant any such thing, and I believe that no fair mind can infer any such thing from anything I have ever said. [7]
From these data I infer that the Western Union owes me 75 cents; that is to say, the amount paid for combined wire and land transportation --a recoup provided for in the printed paragraph which heads the telegraph-blank. [5]
That this can hardly be the case, we may infer from the many recorded cases (see, for instance, Bronn, 'Geschichte der Natur,' B. ii. [1]
If you should hand Mr. Edison a box which you caused to fly open by some concealed device he would infer a spring, and would hunt for it and find it. [5]
It furnishes some guessing-material of a sort which enables you to infer that it was "we" that suffered the mentioned injury, but if you should carry the language to a court you would not be able to prove that it necessarily meant that. [5]
If I remember, G. T. M. Davis, who has been through almost the whole war, declares in favor of Mr. Clay; from which I infer that he adopts the sentiments of Mr. Clay, generally at least. [7]
But can we, for that reason, run ahead, and infer that he will make any particular change, of which he himself has given no intimation? [7]
These persistent punishments fatigued me; they also caused me to infer the existence of a culprit, somewhere; so I hid myself and watched the gate. [5]
From what my correspondents tell me, I must infer that I have established a dangerous reputation for willingness to answer all sorts of letters. [6]
The three spent at the university were coeval with the second and last three spent by the little Stratford lad at Stratford school supposedly, and perhapsedly, and maybe, and by inference--with nothing to infer from. [5]
I do not arraign the veracity of gentlemen as to the facts complained of, but I do more than question the judgment which would infer that those facts occurred in accordance with the purposes of General Schofield. [7]
The biographer says, "We may not infer from this that Harriet did not feel"--why put it in, then?-- "but we learn that those about her could believe her to be hard and insensible. [5]

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