sabe

• Up-in-Sky no say anything; he sabe, all samee; came down heap quick to help Mas' Ned In the midst of this rejoicing there had come a cause for even increased happiness. —  In Blue Creek Cañon
• You know who you's got to sabe, an' you must find out your own way to sabe her, an'--now, hol' your tongue! —  The Middy and the Moors An Algerine Story
• One and all they lounged with upturned palms and shrugging shoulders, filling the air with "_quien sabes_" [67] and denials of the Kid's acquaintance FOOTNOTE 67: quien sabe--(Spanish) who knows But there was a man named Fink who kept a store at the Crossing--a man of many nationalities, tongues, interests, and ways of thinking No use to ask them Mexicans," he said to Sandridge. —  Heart of the West [Annotated]
• And if the weather holds good, we'll just make a long hard drive of this bunch of drivel; we'll rush 'em through--sabe? —  The Phantom Herd
• That doesn't mean you'll have to use it for that purpose--sabe? —  The Phantom Herd

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