I love you! he said, simply. Yes, in truth, by all that is the most sacred in the world, I love you, and I am entirely yours!

In truth, he would have regarded himself as a lackey of the lowest rung if he ever allowed himself to commit such an indiscretion as a smile.

In truth, when the little lord had made his appearance, the old count was getting very tired of his solitude, his gout, and his seventy years.

In truth, would you not for less than that make the journey around the world?

In truth, the apartment must be very comfortable.

"Pardon me, mother," said Roland Graeme; "but, in truth and reason, I deserve not your blame.

“In truth,” said Herrac, “it is a fair-sounding and memorable hom.

But then Cleopatra took up the dice, and threw them, and this was the throw she made-in truth, it was a bold one.

Emil has treasured this gift to the end, and of this talisman he has reaped a harvest-for talismanic it is, in truth, sir.

Forgive the dead man in your heart what wrong he did you. Be reconciled with him in truth.