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Sentences starting with wonder

Wonder of wonders, the daughter of a Doge discovered in a New England hill village! [9]
Wonder if it spreads all over one. [6]
Wonder grew upon his thin, bearded face, he ran his fingers through his thick hair in a dazed way. [11]
Wonder sprang to his eyes. [11]
Wonder if he has n't got any good plans for a hahnsome pigsty. [6]
Wonder filled her face. [11]
Wonder if we don't have a proclamation before long, commanding us to make up this loss to Wash in silver. [7]
Wonder and admiration crossed his face. [11]
Wonder if angels breathe like mortals? [6]

Sentences ending with wonder

I wonder--" "No, your honour need not wonder. [11]
What next, I wonder? [5]
What for, I wonder? [10]
Dolly gazed in wonder. [9]
Well, I don't wonder. [5]
She is a wonder. [11]
But the rain was not the chief wonder. [5]
But now there was need of capital to manufacture and market the wonder. [5]
Sometimes I think Victoria has a common streak in her--and no wonder. [9]
And while the usher vanished from the room, one of the warriors turned his head to look about him, and directly he caught sight of Melissa he gave his comrade a push, and said to him, loud enough for Melissa to hear: "A wonder! [10]

Short sentences using wonder

Now I wonder what? [5]
And this one--this unspeakable wonder! [5]
I wonder who 'tis? [5]
I wonder at this. [14]
I wonder what they are. [5]
I wonder why that is. [5]
I wonder how she knew? [4]
I wonder who sent it? [9]
And I do not wonder. [11]
I wonder you're not ashamed! [2]

Sentences containing wonder two or more times

I wonder, I wonder if--" But she got no farther with that thought. [11]
You sit and wonder and wonder what the gentleman is going to say who is going to introduce you. [5]
Seeing us hesitate to follow up our advantage, our men will wonder, doubt, lose confidence, and the English will wonder, gather courage, and be bold again. [5]
The wonder is that a new book does not sell more largely, or it would be a wonder if the ability to buy kept pace with the ability to read, and if discrimination had accompanied the appetite for reading. [4]
I wonder, oh, I wonder if, when I see you I shall have the strength to say, 'Yes, go, and come again no more. [11]
If the dead had risen from their graves before his eyes it would scarcely have surprised him, for in these latter days he had seen wonder follow on wonder. [10]
That journey to Coniston was full of wonder to Cynthia, and of wonder and sadness to Wetherell, for it was the way his other Cynthia had come to Boston. [9]

More example sentences with the word wonder in them

Nothing has befallen your father's younger son; and if I were a philosopher, like Philip, I should be moved to wonder why a man can only be wet when the rain falls on him, and yet can be so wretched when disaster falls on another. [10]
And--I wonder if you will let me say it? [4]
I wonder if you will laugh when I tell you I have made a hero of you? [5]
I wonder if you will ever know how much! [9]
I wonder if you think--if you think of that: a little home away from all these wars, aloof from vexing things. [11]
I wonder why you should think so. [5]
It's such pain, you know, that I wonder how he can bear it. [2]
She also says you have written me two letters, and that, although you do not expect me to come now, you wonder that I do not write. [7]
I wonder if you ever thought of the single mark of supremacy which distinguishes this tree from all our other forest-trees? [6]
I wonder if you ever heard the lines--foolish they read, but they are not: "'All summer long there was one little butterfly, Flying ahead of me, Wings red and yellow, a pretty little fellow, Flying ahead of me. [11]
I only wonder you don't find me more worn out, for what can be more excruciating for a woman, that to be obliged to enter the lists for manly decisiveness against a man who is defending a perfectly antagonistic view? [10]
Jacob, I wonder you could sell it! [8]
I wonder that you can make yourself contented here with nothing to do. [11]
I wonder if you can hear it? [11]
I don't wonder you ask, beloved Reader, and I suppose I must tell you how we got on so long without interruption. [6]
I wonder how you are, and if you have changed--I mean in appearance. [11]
No wonder that you are ready to move from one fireplaceless house into another. [4]
I will tell you all about that, and you will wonder that he has carried on as well as he has, with his vanity and his philosophy. [11]
I wonder who wrote Quentin Durward? [5]
The thing went wrong, but checking off my blunder he blundered too,--out of sheer wonder, perhaps, at my bungling,--and I disarmed him. [11]
No wonder I'm wretched at the thought of your leaving me. [13]
Darius left a worthy monument of his greatness in the glorious palace which he built on Mount Rachmed, the ruins of which are the wonder and admiration of travellers to this day. [10]
Eh, eh, I wonder--I wonder if he has forgotten the little Guidabaldine there? [11]
Bob, for a wonder, was silent awhile, glancing now and then at her profile. [9]
It is no wonder, therefore, that he was not a popular favorite, although recognized as having very brilliant qualities. [6]
She would first wonder, then doubt, and then believe at last that he was a common criminal. [11]
You've been a wonder, the way you've caught on and taken things off my shoulders. [9]
A look of wonder, revelation and gratitude crept into Tripple's face. [11]
To Miss Forsythe's wonder, Margaret did not resent this impertinence, but only said that no accumulation of years was likely to bring Carmen into either of these dangers. [4]
You've done a wonder, Joe: you've written a letter that can be sent in to Livy--that doesn't often happen, when either a friend or a stranger writes. [5]
He began to wonder who this young woman was, and a racial caution seized him. [9]
I used to wonder whether Margaret was satisfied with her husband's reputation. [4]
He muttered, "I wonder what's the matter; I don't know what her mouth's doing, but I think her shoulders are swearing. [5]
I used to wonder what this might be. [6]
I confess I wonder what these wits find in your company. [9]
I began to wonder what the trouble was. [5]
I shall always wonder what put a backbone into Fulkerson just at that crisis. [8]
And now her wonder was that an ugly man could be so beautiful. [9]
In its stead wonder was come. [9]
Perhaps you would wonder to see how some very common sights impress me. [6]
It is a wonder to see her drive. [11]
I did not wonder then, in the heat of my youth, that he should have accepted my honour as security. [9]
I did not wonder then, but I have since thought it remarkable that the words spoken low by both of them should have been caught up on the banquette and passed into the street. [9]
Where is the wonder the engineer Of the train she saved, in half a year Had wooed her and won her? [11]
So do not wonder that you seem a dear friend to me who has never even seen you. [5]
I do not wonder that you did,--I trembled for myself. [6]
It is no wonder that when there came a vast deal to reprove, the bonne desisted altogether, overwhelmed by the weight of it. [11]
I do not wonder that Walter Scott dwells so much on eating, or lets his heroes pull at the pewter mugs so often. [4]
It is little wonder that under circumstances like these he fell down and brake his neck. [5]
It is a wonder that this slight-looking structure can have survived the blasts, and thunderbolts, and earthquakes, and the weakening effects of time on its stones and timbers for five hundred years. [6]
It was no wonder that they returned to Haworth utterly fagged and worn out, after the fatigue and excitement of this visit. [14]
It is no wonder that these images sometimes return to the enfeebled intelligence. [6]
It is no wonder that there should be such when we remember what have been the teachings of the priesthood through long series of ignorant centuries. [6]
I do not wonder that the tropical people, where Nature never goes to sleep, give it up, and sit in lazy acquiescence. [4]
It was a wonder that the horses' legs were not broken a dozen times. [4]
It was no wonder that the Hollisters were Democrats, for they had a queer streak in them; owing, no doubt, to the fact that old Mr. Jules Hollister's mother had been a Frenchwoman. [9]
How can we wonder that the crowded and tempest-tossed voyagers, many of them already suffering, should have fallen before the trials of the first winter in Plymouth? [3]
And then you wonder that such a charming moth could come from such a forbidding shell as that. [5]
It is no wonder that people constantly go into their neighbors' houses by mistake, just as, in spite of the Maine law, they wear away each other's hats from an evening party. [4]
We need not wonder that our young men are beginning to announce themselves not only as graduates of this or that College, but also as pupils of some one distinguished master. [3]
It is small wonder that Mrs. Short was looked upon as the head of the outraged party. [9]
It was a wonder that it had not choked him, but he had fallen forward so as to slacken it. [6]
He seemed to wonder that I was goin' to Pipi Valley; and when I had finished my tale he said: 'Well, I must tell you that I am not good company for you. [11]
You will not wonder that I address myself chiefly to those who are just leaving academic life for the sterner struggle and the larger tasks of matured and instructed manhood. [3]
We do not wonder that his earlier publication has been received as a valuable addition, not only to English, but to European literature. [6]
It is no wonder that he sometimes takes--a material view of things. [9]
You do not wonder that China is today more like an herbarium than anything else. [4]
It was a wonder that Baron Malfalconnet and Maestro Gombert had not sued more urgently for her favour. [10]
Though Thyone might wonder that a man pursued by Nemesis could allow himself to be borne along so thoughtlessly by the stream of pleasure, Daphne certainly did not grudge him the festal season which, when it had passed, could never return to the blind artist. [10]
That is the wonder of it, the pity of it, and the joy of it. [11]
It was no wonder Jasper Kimber wished to marry her; and, if he did, the future of the man was sure. [11]
I used to wonder if, in the Brandon attitude of mind at this period, there were not just a little envy of such unclouded prosperity. [4]
You would smile--I wonder if you know what sort of wonderful, alluring thing your smile is, Ian?--and that smile would drive me to kill myself, and so hurt you still more. [11]
Gentlemen, do you wonder if this woman, thus pursued, lost her reason, was beside herself with fear, and that her wrongs preyed upon her mind until she was no longer responsible for her acts? [5]
But I wouldn't wonder if it meant a squeeze. [4]
I would not wonder if I am the worst literary thief in the world, without knowing it. [5]
Say, do you wonder I ain't got much use for your church people? [9]
He began to wonder how it would feel to own a few of these valuable fellow-creatures. [9]
It makes me wonder how it can be guided--what will come of it? [9]
I began to wonder how I might warn Krebs, and presently decided to send him a note when he should have finished speaking--but I couldn't make up my mind whether to put my name to the note or not. [9]
Nor did he wonder because, in that multitude of faces, her eyes had flown so straightly homeward to his. [9]
We could only wonder at this, we could not explain it. [5]
We can only wonder at this mystery, not account for it. [5]
I no longer wonder at the number of feather-beds at the inns, under which we are apparently expected to sleep even in the warmest nights. [4]
I no longer wonder at the English being such excellent caricaturists, they have such an inexhaustible number and variety of subjects to study from. [4]
I do not wonder at all that the public support a whole community of pretenders who show the portraits of the patients they have "cured. [6]
It is quite within the possibilities that, a century hence, people would wonder and say, "How did your predecessors come to bury their great dead in this deserted place? [5]
People went dizzy with wonder and delight over it. [5]
I am filled with the wonder of her knowledge, acquired because shut out from all distraction. [5]
She was wondering with the naive wonder of an awakened mind. [11]
Every one disagreed with every one else, and you would n't wonder at it, if you had seen them. [4]
He had spoken with a deep power, such as I knew he could use, and I did not wonder that she paled a little, even trembled before it. [11]
I often wonder whether there are not heart-waves and soul-waves as well as 'brain-waves,' which some have already recognized. [6]
I often wonder whether she has got out of it into the light--whether we can rescue her. [9]
P. S.--I wonder where you will read this letter. [11]
They will wonder where you are. [9]
But I wonder where she is--where the divine Louise is? [11]
Did she wonder where I was? [4]
And what wonder, when there are twelve hundred pictures by Palma the Younger in Venice and fifteen hundred by Tintoretto? [5]
Day by day, when I, saw with what a front she met suffering, I looked on her with an anguish of wonder and love: I have seen nothing like it; but, indeed, I have never seen her parallel in anything. [14]

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