conjecturing

The Squire had little trouble in conjecturing, however, that Ben was at the bottom of it.

To what use it will next be put I have no pleasure in conjecturing.

But no needless time was spent in surmises and conjecturing.

We must fall back upon history, and then go to conjecturing.

After I had spent nearly half an hour in this sort of conjecturing.

Many of them smiled; he could hear the curious buzz of conjecturing whispers.

Conjecturing that the panel might be a movable one, I began to search for the spring.

There is always a difficulty in conjecturing the intentions of Gustavus.

We were continually in doubt; now pausing, now conjecturing, now proceeding.

I have just been conjecturing could that be that Gryston which we passed by on our way to Marlowe.