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Sentences ending with presume

When he got a-front of us he lifts his hat ever so gracious and dainty, like it was the lid of a box that had butterflies asleep in it and he didn't want to disturb them, and says: "Mr. Archibald Nichols, I presume? [5]
Frenchman, I presume? [5]

Short sentences using presume

I presume she takes snuff. [5]

More example sentences with the word presume in them

By the figures you send, which I presume are correct, the twelve districts represented fall into two classes of eight and four respectively. [7]
I speak French well, I presume, but I spoke it from the cradle. [11]
I presume, however, we shall have no rest from it. [7]
And why should we presume to set up our standard of what is valuable in life, of what is a successful career? [4]
True, Archibius's stable was full of fine animals, but who was she that she should presume to use them? [10]
I presume the truth is that Douglas put it in, and afterward took it out. [7]
If he dared to presume to think such a thing--" "Now, Alma," said her mother, with the clinging persistence of such natures, "you know he did. [8]
It is fair to presume that in thirty centuries history will not get done admiring these men who attempted what the world regarded as impossible and achieved it. [5]
It needs not to be a secret and I presume it is no secret, that I wish success to this provision. [7]
When he was thus discharged of his hatred by such a conductor, I presume he had not a spark left for those whose mission was partly to live upon him and other generous souls. [4]
That is, the thugs presume it--on no evidence of any kind. [5]
I presume that this observation must have been made on birds under confinement. [1]
During his career there has been a sad laying on the shelf of old generals who could not keep up with the hurry, the fierceness and dashing of the new system; and among the number I presume has been my worthy house-mate, old Trotter. [4]
The last time the subject of this sketch died was in June, 1864; and until we learn the contrary, it is just to presume that he died permanently this time. [5]
I presume that the conducting of a presidential election in Tennessee in strict accordance with the old Code of the State, is not now a possibility. [7]
I presume if the Bank does require any such oath of secrecy, it is done through a motive of delicacy to those individuals who deal with it. [7]
And, oh, something that I presume is not in another pocket-book in North Carolina,--in an envelope, a lock of the hair of George Washington, the Father of his Country. [4]
It is said that a bear is sometimes hard enough pushed to drop a cub; and so I presume it was in this case. [7]
Yet such people talk of "character" and presume to interpret "expression" in pictures. [5]
Now, to illustrate, take Sir Isaac Newton--I presume some of you have heard of Mr. Newton. [5]
Most of the sufferers were hurt in the limbs, some had undergone amputation, and all had, I presume, received such attention as was required. [6]
It was, as sketched by me under a simple microscope, plainly divided by transverse opaque partitions, which I presume represent the great cells figured by Kovalevsky. [1]
That the Church should ever again presume to take herself seriously had never occurred to him. [9]
After a while she said, "I presume he will call when he gets settled. [8]
If he does say they are false and forged, I will then look further into it, and presume I can procure the certificates of the proper officers that they are genuine copies. [7]
We are half ruined by conformity; but we should be wholly ruined without it; and I presume I shall make a garden next year that will be as popular as possible. [4]
But it is protected by a seal, as I have told you, which I should on no account presume to meddle with. [6]
No one, I presume, will attribute the shading, which has excited the admiration of many experienced artists, to chance--to the fortuitous concourse of atoms of colouring matter. [1]
No one, I presume, doubts that the large proportion which the size of man's brain bears to his body, compared to the same proportion in the gorilla or orang, is closely connected with his higher mental powers. [1]
No one, I presume, can analyse the sensations of pleasure or pain. [1]
Nor did I presume to think you loved me. [9]
She did not presume to say what Jethro's lights and opportunities might have been. [9]
You must not presume to say that, because I confide to you all my errant thoughts. [4]
I shall not presume to advise a Kentuckian on such a purchase. [9]
Some sixty thousand persons were present, and but for the fact that the streets were almost impassable, it is fair to presume that the house would have been full. [5]
Having found this out, I do not know why they do not change the time of it; but I presume they are wise enough to feel that it would be useless. [4]
Kind words were not to be expected from her mouth now, but even more bitter and vehement reproaches sprang to her lips as she saw her master give his scarcely-worn chlamys to a strolling vagrant, and also presume to reward her economy with taunts. [10]
I presume the new experiments in sound would project a macaw's voice in very tangled and inharmonious lines of light. [4]
I insist, for my own protection and that of my daughter, as well as for that of the others present that, since he refuses to speak, we must presume him guilty and turn him over. [9]
You presume upon my invitation to this house, in an underhand way, to--What right have you? [4]
I warn you, Mr. Parr, in his Name, first to make your peace with your brothers before you presume to lay another gift on the altar. [9]
I presume the mistake comes of the fact that the Secretary of State was here. [7]
I presume you met unexpected difficulties; and I beg you to believe that as surely as you have done your best, so have I. I have not the power now to fill up your Corps to 35,000. [7]
By analogy we may presume that the mind is not greatly benefited by what it gets without considerable exercise of the mind. [4]
I do not know how this is; I have not been here much; but I presume you are very much alike everywhere. [7]
The tail, whether it be long or short, almost always tapers towards the end; and this, I presume, results from the atrophy of the terminal muscles, together with their arteries and nerves, through disuse, leading to the atrophy of the terminal bones. [1]
I presume it is true that that last proposition was stricken out by Judge Douglas. [7]
That I presume is the truth. [7]
I presume there is no such thing. [7]
I presume it is expired now; I therefore close. [7]
I presume this is an omission by mere oversight, and I recommend that it be supplied by an amendatory or supplemental act. [7]
I presume that in the two or three courses through which I shall have to go, I shall have to repeat somewhat, and I will therefore only express to you my thanks for this kind reception. [7]
This lady that I speak of corresponds with him, I presume, and will be quite sure to look after him. [5]
I presume that I should have been informed if any difference in the rate of development had been observed subsequently. [1]
By mere omission, I presume, Congress has failed to provide chaplains for hospitals occupied by volunteers. [7]
But I presume I have said enough to draw attention to this point, and I pass it by also. [7]
This period of history, which I have run over briefly, is, I presume, as familiar to most of this assembly as any other part of the history of our country. [7]
To the toad he is entirely indifferent; but I presume he knows that the toad is the most useful animal in the garden. [4]
I presume, without having seen a report of his speech, that he did so here. [7]
I presume Mandeville has introduced her here for some purpose. [4]
Now, it so happens--and there, I presume, is the foundation of this mistake--that the Judge thinks thus; and it so happens that there is a vast portion of the American people that do not look upon that matter as being this very little thing. [7]
He meant a great Teacher, I presume, though healing the sick was one of his special offices. [6]
Into three or four short rows I presume I put enough to sow an acre; and they all came up,--came up as thick as grass, as crowded and useless as babies in a Chinese village. [4]
Therefore it was fair to presume that an average of 2,500 passengers a day for each road in the country would be almost correct. [5]
Since then Judge Douglas has been to Springfield, and I presume has made the investigation; but a month has passed since he has been there, and, so far as I know, he has made no report of the result of his investigation. [7]
It is no difference to me, and I presume but little to any one else, which he does. [7]
They were, of course, not subject to "advice," as were some of the gentlemen who sat on our state courts; no sane and self-respecting American would presume to "approach" them. [9]
I believe they changed her opinions before she died, and took her into their fold; and so we have every reason to presume that when she died she went to the same place which your ancestors went to. [5]
Whether she was any relation of the ancient proprietor, I did not inquire; but she had so much trouble in, turning the key in the rusty lock, and letting us in, that I presume we were the only visitors she has had for some centuries. [4]
Joan's eyes kindled, and she rose; rose and stood, fine and noble, and faced toward the Bishop and said: "Take care what you do, my lord, you who are my judge, for you take a terrible responsibility on yourself and you presume too far. [5]
He paused for a moment at the door of the room and cried out to Hadrian: "Rely upon this, I shall complain to the Council and write to Caesar how you presume to behave to a Macedonian citizen. [10]

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