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Definitions

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  • verb Present participle of s'pose.

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Examples

  • "Yes, but s'posing you should fall," wailed Allee in sudden terror, for the water-pipe looked like a very frail support even for a child as small and light of foot as was Peace, and the corner with the projecting porch roof seemed so far away.

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  • Just think how terrible you'd feel s'posing when St. Peter let you inside the Gates, he handed you just a plain, blank crown.

    The Lilac Lady Ruth Alberta Brown

  • "Of course, -- s'posing you play something pretty."

    Heart of Gold Ruth Alberta Brown

  • Only -- s'posing we really had been your granddaughters, s'posing you had been our Grandpa Greenfield, I bet

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  • Just s'posing you had to live in a mite of an ugly house without nice things to eat or wear and with no father or mother to take care of you, and a mortgage you couldn't pay, and an old skinflint of a man ready to slam you outdoors and gobble up the farm, furniture and everything, the minute the mortgage was due.

    The Lilac Lady Ruth Alberta Brown

  • "Then s'posing we write more'n five to begin with."

    Heart of Gold Ruth Alberta Brown

  • Now there's my Lilac Lady, -- she had heaps of money, and a great, splendid house to live in, and Aunt Pen to take care of her; so even if she never could walk again, 'twasn't as bad as it would have been s'posing she was poor and didn't have anything of her own.

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  • And say, s'posing we keep this endless chain plan a secret among our two selves.

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  • "But s'posing I have really forgotten how to laugh and -- and whistle, and be nice?"

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  • She says it isn't the music that counts, it's the words, but just s'posing we sang:

    The Lilac Lady Ruth Alberta Brown

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