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Many of the ladies had no French and many no English, and those who knew both languages had to interpret for the others.

Leigh made an angry gesture, which was easy enough to interpret—“How am I to get rid of this insolent cad?”

I am as yet unable to interpret satisfactorily any of the compound characters of which these supposed men glyphs form a part.

I rather wouldn't like, as you say, to interpret—I would be very happy to relate everything I know.

The smile that Van Dusen found so hard to interpret was the outward expression of great things within the old man's soul.

And why should he interpret her interest in him in other terms than those in which it was written?

There was no separate executive power to enforce, and no judiciary to interpret the laws.

Helmar was quick to interpret the glance, and hastened to set his mind at rest.

Have you had a letter from Jack that you can interpret other people's thoughts so sweetly?

We must multiply observations and verify the undeniable existence of the facts, before attempting to interpret them.