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That made no sense.

You have no respect for me?

There was no reason Alex shouldn't tell his father.

For a long time I had no regular lessons.

It seemed as if no one saw that coming because, frankly, no one could conceive of it happening.

I see no point in telling him.

It was no small decision for her.

They followed the course of a broad stream and passed several more pretty cottages; but of course they saw no one, nor did any one speak to them.

There are no cows here to give milk; or any mice, or even grasshoppers.

There were no stairs in their houses, because they did not need them, but on a level surface they generally walked just as we do.

She will have the baby for us because I have no womb, but it is our baby.

No, so I could get over it.

No. You'll eat with us.

Or astounding technological breakthroughs that have no precedent in reality.

No, it was too big.

The children were inclined to be frightened by the sight of the small animal, which reminded them of the bears; but Dorothy reassured them by explaining that Eureka was a pet and could do no harm even if she wished to.

No doubt he told them that Alexia had died, because after Jonathan's statement, that would be easiest.

No, if one of us has to get snowed in up here, I'd rather it was me.

There was no need to rush.

No wonder the lad had never owned a toy.

The blue skirt and sweater were a little dressy for jail, but they'd no doubt give her some fashionable stripes to wear anyway.

No, you sit down and relax.

Their relationship was no longer swathed in innocence.

A woman has no greater enemy than a so-called 'decent' woman.

No, I'm afraid I didn't get around to it yet.

No, that should be plenty of time.

I was like that ship before my education began, only I was without compass or sounding-line, and had no way of knowing how near the harbour was.

They have no friend Iolaus to burn with a hot iron the root of the hydra's head, but as soon as one head is crushed, two spring up.

At the very beginning of the war our armies were divided, and our sole aim was to unite them, though uniting the armies was no advantage if we meant to retire and lure the enemy into the depths of the country.

Getting no response from Alex, he shrugged and turned to his desk.

For a moment her heart beat overtime and it looked as though she might fall, but Alex smoothly caught her and stepped around, covering her fumbling so well that no one appeared to notice.

There was no point dwelling on it.

No, it couldn't happen.

I had no idea it was troubling you.

No, that wasn't what I meant.

It was the most comical shapeless thing, this improvised doll, with no nose, mouth, ears or eyes--nothing that even the imagination of a child could convert into a face.

No, I think I've seen enough.

I'm sorry, but there is no mistake.

No, I guess not.

I only meant it would be good to get out of the house, no matter what we went to see.

Her whispered calls for Bordeaux received no response so she felt around in the darkness.

No. I'm enjoying this immensely, though.

The wolf finally decided they were no threat and turned his back on them, trotting away across the vast grassland.

No, I simply think there is a proper way to do things, and humans have a habit of doing what pleases them at the moment, not what is best for the future.

If she thought her face could get no warmer, she was unpleasantly surprised.

Claudette has no reason to be concerned about Mrs. Cade's furniture.

No, it had been there - brief and beguiling.

The words were swift and emotional and she had no doubt he spoke the truth.

No eyes can ever see us together!

I was no longer a restless, excitable little creature, requiring the attention of everybody on the train to keep me amused.

They've brought things to such a pass that there are no carts or anything!...

The answer came swiftly - because she no longer thought of him as adopted.

No, not too far, but the party is tonight, so we need to stay close.

There's nothing you can do about this and there's no point in burdening you with it.

No, it's no one my family knew but I think the change will be good for me.

Giddon paid no attention to the three at the pool, patting Diablo's nose and talking softly to him as if no one was around.

No, I mean you're too trusting.

Unhurt, she would have no fear of wandering around to find her way, but her injury prevented any exploration.

No sleuth work involved there.

No. I only wanted to pick up a few pictures and pay some bills.

No, she wasn't sure, but that didn't seem to matter.

No, I just thought...

No, it wasn't her father.

No, I won't be that long.

No, you're just foolish enough to jump from the buggy.

She set the alarm and fluffed the pillows, but it did no good to close her eyes.

There was no point in freezing her buns off darting across the cold floor to lock the door.

No, I suppose not.

No point mulling over a decision she had already made.

There's no harm in a healthy curiosity.

The idea was especially welcome, as she had become so organized that cleaning took no more than half the day.

I'm the only human they see most of the time, and I represent no harm to them.

When they paused on the bank, she could stand the pain no longer.

Hopefully he had no idea how her heart beat double time occasionally at the strangest things.

If he did, he gave no indication.

He was no more expressive around Mary than anyone else, but he often asked her opinion on things.

No, I'll get it.

No. I'll eat later.

No matter how often she asked herself the question, the answer remained elusive.

To her surprise, the cat gave him no resistance.

She was wrong, all right - and she had no idea how wrong she was.

No, I didn't even know Claudette was standing there until you slapped me.

No, I feel better now.

Cade was a worker; there was no doubt about that.

No, I searched a long time before I found each one and I paid dearly.

As there is no dormer on the roof, the ceilings slant downward on each side.

I knew no human saw me that night and yet the dogs of police received information on me and began snapping at my heels!

She placed no blame on Martha for remaining here.

She was no stranger around the kitchen.

Martha made no move to cover herself.

Giving birth had no way diminished her beauty.

There is no reason, that I can see, why they may not exist in the waters of this strange country.

They made no sounds at all, either in flying or trying to speak, and they conversed mainly by means of quick signals made with their wooden fingers or lips.

As they had no wings the strangers could not fly away, and if they jumped down from such a height they would surely be killed.

All people need rest, even if they are made of wood, and as there is no night here they select a certain time of the day in which to sleep or doze.

We are at the point, finally, where we are seeing uses of the Internet that have no offline corollary.

In the still, dark world in which I lived there was no strong sentiment or tenderness.

I don't like him, she added in a tone admitting of no rejoinder and raising her eyebrows.

At any rate, today was no different.

There was no way to defend her moral objections without seeding doubt in his mind.

No one is guaranteed a free ride.

Otherwise, he'll have to live with the idea that it will no longer be in the family after he passes.

No one had said anything.

Alondra was still a big question mark, but her gut said no to that idea too.

It no longer mattered how they were conceived, carried or delivered.

She clenched her hand and held it tight against her mouth so no sound would escape.

In a quiet room with no one looking on, she managed to get her emotions under control by focusing on Destiny.

What would be different this time was the fact that he couldn't deny the babies were his - that and the fact that this time she had no uterus to lose.

I have no experience.

No one knew what the future held, but if they faced everything together, surely they would grow together.

No wonder she resented me.

In spite of what Allen thought, no incriminating words had crossed her lips.

There was no reasoning with him, so she accepted a ride with her best friend, Connie.

It would have been humiliating if anyone had noticed, but no one seemed to pay much attention – probably because so many others were also drinking.

No one in her family ever questioned her innocence.

No, come on in.

Allen was no good.

It was a selfish thought, showing no appreciation for everything they had done.

That night exhaustion did what no pill could do, and she finally slept.

She should be looking for a replacement vehicle, but having another car in the garage would only be a reminder that there was no one left to drive it.

Only low brush could grow in so small a space... no trees to prevent a vehicle from plunging into the forested mountain ranges below and beyond.

No doubt he was ready to do exactly that by now.

No, I... it's just that I've imposed on you so much already.

There was no point in telling him she had intended to sleep in the car.

Now he would know that no one was expecting her.

Lisa had no trouble understanding why she seldom had company.

The storm was so bad and there was no warning light.

No wonder he didn't see the light.

There is no need to put you out further.

There's no need to hurry.

A little further ahead, they glimpsed a white flash of tail as a deer bounded crossed the trail no more than fifty feet ahead of them.

There was no arguing that point.

In fact, he was under no obligation to help her get back, either.

She paused for no more than a few moments, but apparently Giddon hadn't heard.

He was no gentleman, and she'd best keep that in mind.

In the end, there was no choice.

There was no point in arguing the issue.

A simple yes or no would have sufficed.

No, not his driving, but his mood was.

He had no reason to worry.

I had no idea.

No, there's no need for you to make an extra trip.

There was no point in stalling now.

No one was around, so she decided to explore the path.

I had no idea anyone was around.

His paintings were so unique as to require no signature for identification.

No one responded to her calls, and she found a note on the refrigerator.

She had no intention of letting him turn her into a mouse.

His steady gaze gave no indication of what else was on his mind.

If he was going to start throwing things, she had no intention of staying there in the kitchen alone with him.

Outside of his remark about her swimsuit, and the two kisses he had forced on her, he had shown no special interest in her.

What was down that path that no one wanted to talk about, and why did Giddon insist that his houseguest should not wander around alone?

There was no point alarming Connie about her situation, so she didn't mention the conversation with Giddon that had inspired the letter.

Sarah would do whatever Giddon said, because he was her son... and Tammy had no choice.

But no, it wasn't proof at all.

Assured that no one was there, she went to her room.

No, I need to finish the Laundry.

It was hard to tell, but there were no trees ahead, so it must be the clearing.

He was no wimp - of that she was certain.

His eyes were no longer piercing.

The next morning her foot felt better and there was no swelling.

She had no idea what made him angry one minute and jovial the next.

No, I'm not bored and I don't have anything special to say.

No more so than the area round the house.

As he had once said, he was a man of his word and he made no more advances.

Since she had given no information to Howard, Connie had to be the one who was talking.

No, but she did say he visited you.

The next time she glanced at the table where she had seen the driver, no one was there.

No, she had seen the postman drive up every day since she sent out the letter.

No one had been to that box before her.

No, I didn't tell Allen where you were.

No wonder they never got mail.

His gaze searched her eyes, but for once apparently found no answer.

No, nothing could explain the exchange she witnessed.

No. I'm not saying it didn't happen, but I don't remember.

No, her eyes weren't deceiving her.

Again she left no message.

If Yancey had noticed her earlier or was troubled by it, he gave no indication.

As long as she didn't wind up at that building, her safety was of no real concern.

Now it was no longer a possibility.

No, he's just in one of his moods.

No, I don't suppose so.

At first she had thought he tried, but there was no missed call – no message.

No matter what happened, he would always be more than a fond memory - maybe a first love.

She tried to scream, but no sound came out.

Finding no one there, she relaxed and began fixing breakfast.

No. I just had a bad dream.

No. Well yes, but so were other people.

No one knew she was there except...

I know you well enough to know you would have to find out – no matter what the risk.

Howard made no move to help her.

And yet, Howard made no move to call for help.

If he was concerned about the police, he gave no indication.

No, a restraining order wouldn't stop him from finding me if he wanted to, and it might just make him mad enough to do something worse.

That and the fact that Howard had paid no attention to her while she was choking.

No one was in sight when she reached the building, but the door was open.

There was no way to lock the screen, so she simply pushed it shut and started for the house.

Difficult as it was to believe he was involved in something like this, it was even harder to believe he had no interest in her.

Maybe he had no idea she had been there.

He knew she was not in the chair, but he had no way of knowing she had been to the building.

No. What made you think that?

No, they went shopping.

No wonder he didn't ask her to leave.

No, you were right.

He was quiet for a minute and she wondered if he'd given up, but no such luck.

No, I don't think I do.

Yancey made no move to stop her, but he met her gaze desperately.

No, Connie wouldn't be smiling.

No wonder Len knew so much about what was going on.

The three of them walked abreast along a narrow road consisting of no more than two bare strips of dirt in the grass.

I looked up Andy Gordon and found lots of pictures of his paintings, but no pictures of him, and very little information about him.

No, he wasn't going to hurt her.

I'm in no mood to watch a cat fight tonight.

There was no denying that Brandon was a private person - or that he had confided in her more than Rachel or Julia.

I told her we had house rules; no hanky-panky, but she didn't believe me.

No. I was thinking about driving up to my parents place today.

No. But if I were trying to defend my honor, you'd be the one I would choose to take up there.

There was no chance of becoming romantically involved with him.

Roxanne had a set her cap for him and Adrienne had no intention of being the one to spoil her friends' plans.

You know, I won't be offended if you just say no.

No. I really do have plans for this weekend.

She glanced at his face, but it betrayed no emotion.

My father lived to be ninety years old, and he never went on no fat diet.

Mr. Marsh proved that he was on no diet.

There's no reason to get all worked up.

No, but I sure feel relieved, don't you?

No hanky-panky, you know.

This was no joke.

No, she was reading too much into an innocent good night kiss.

No, I don't understand.

No wonder he had kept his feelings hidden from her for so long.

So what do you say, yes or no?

There's no point in making it look any worse than it is.

No house rules were broken.

She had no intention of hopping into bed with Brandon before they were married - house rules or not.

If he thinks there's no help coming to him, maybe he'll to the doctor.

No, he wouldn't listen to her either.

They wasted no time getting on the road and Brandon was driving fast.

It will serve no purpose to get us both killed on the way up there.

Mrs. Marsh was no longer crying.

No, his expression didn't look expectant.

No, I was the one saying that.

Brandon is no plow boy.

No, he sure isn't.

No. Think about it.

No, he'd be back, and he'd finish his schooling.

Apparently Mrs. Marsh had no idea of Brandon's plans for his future.

There was no denying the contented expression on his face.

Life was empty without him and no one seemed to be anxious to replace him - especially her parents.

It was no surprise that Julia thought so, but it hurt to have Rachel say so.

The way she had it figured, the hospital in Bartlesville would tell her there were no openings.

No doubt, it was a letter stating that there were no openings.

There was no point moving to Bartlesville now.

There were no openings.

Running the lie detector, no doubt.

In no place does it say a woman shouldn't wear pants.

Until men learn the meaning of the word no, I'll protect myself in the way that has proven most effective.

Cassie, a woman as good looking as you should be used to saying no.

She made no effort to catch them, letting them fall at her feet.

Each day they changed positions in line so that no one ate the dust from all the wagons every day.

No, he didn't know about the Indians until now - or did he?

He was no greenhorn, but what was he doing in the desert?

This morning was no exception.

No, he didn't see, but what did it matter?

No, it doesn't hurt.

The railroad was scheduled to reach Ashley soon and there would be no need for freighting goods to the little town.

Cassie glanced up at him as he moved by her, but he paid her no mind.

No wonder he had been so elusive.

She flicked the whip so that the end of it snapped on his shoulder - a warning, no more.

No, it needs to come from him.

Finally Royce could contain himself no longer.

Cassie opened her mouth to warn him, but no sound came out.

It didn't matter that she had no choice, the outcome was the same.

We'll spend two hours burying supplies - no more.

No, I mean my horse.

No, it wasn't our food they were after - it was mischief.

For the first time she thought about the fact that he had no commitment to them at all, yet he had risked his life for them.

With no shade, there was little chance for rest.

A home with bittersweet memories - a home she could no longer have?

No one will ever know.

No, because men have needs and desires women couldn't understand.

He has no other choice.

No, there isn't time.

When the ache had left her legs numb, and her breath was no longer coming in gasps, they started out again - across sand dunes - up and down.

Her groggy mind registered the fact that they would no longer leave a trail like a slug.

No wonder the cavalry wanted you bad enough to pay you twice what they thought Pete might pay.

The night was quiet, no insects chirping, no water gurgling.

No, I can vouch for the fact that it is Indian blood.

There was no need to hold on to her, but his arm around her waist was welcome all the same.

A gray haired woman with long braids and no teeth jerked on Cassie's pants leg.

No. I can only assume that they made it to Ashley.

No. I've dated some guys, but...

No, he said he did it because he was angry.

No, if you must know, he was trying to encourage me to get out and date.

But if Mary and Cade met, there was no indication.

Wasting no time, she jabbed her left foot in the stirrup and lifted her hand to be swallowed in his.

His solemn features gave no clue.

Finally she could bear the suspense no longer.

Her bare feet made no noise as she moved across the room toward him, so when she reached his side he glanced up sharply.

There's no point in being uncomfortable just so you can prove what a macho man you are.

Cade who felt no desire for a woman?

With a start she realized that this was no dream.

But no words came from her mouth as she lay there, mesmerized by his ardent expression.

But when she opened her eyes, it was no dream.

She might be worrying for no reason.

No. I don't want anything.

No, I'm not in the mood.

No, go ahead and fix something if you want.

No, but there's nothing odd about a Tom cat wandering off for a few days.

This time there was no hesitation, no rush.

She searched his face suspiciously but there was no leer in his expression.

But no, she had been so certain, so naive.

Loving him was no excuse, because even knowing he didn't love her, she still couldn't find the decency to leave.

How could she blame him when she had offered no resistance?

No, he didn't fire me, but I can't stay here any more.

You're welcome here no matter what - just pack up and come over.

No wonder Cade was gone all the time.

No wonder he wasn't interested in a wife.

It was a good thing Cade was with her, because she had no idea how to get back to the house.