...injury and a dishonour to her friend that she should ever have attached any reality to them. Indeed, the more she thought about it, the more it seemed to her that they might be explained by the conversation which had passed during Mrs. Regison's visit. Miss Lauderdale's...

...remark, and then he left his mother to her own reflections. Her Ladyship did think about it, and the more she thought about it the more it seemed to her that they had acted unkindly to Lady Muriel. It is true that they had written once to her since her mother's...

...said. At least she was happy that Vancouver did have snow-capped mountains and lots of water. But the more she thought about it, the more it seemed to her that those pictures in the National Geographic were of Switzerland. . . . The first few days at the Ace...

...Anne spoke of him with such affection, even after thirty-five years with almost no contact. But the more she thought about it, the more it seemed to her that Clough was the most enigmatic figure of all. According to George, on the surface, his sergeant had...

...God. She thought she wasn't the God-fearing type, seeing as how she didn't believe in God. Yet the more she thought about it, the more it seemed to her that what she really was, God-wise, was afraid. Her fear of God was a fear of believing in God and being...