| "... and to hear from your mouth the whole circumstance and beginning of that matter." | |
| "And to me, also sorrow. "For circumstance had bound her to my best friend, "through whom we met in the warmth and serenity of her home. | |
| "I agree that I will under no circumstance advise elizabeth walker as to her true parentage"? | |
| "In the fell clutch of circumstance I had not winced nor cried aloud | |
| "In the fell clutch of circumstance" "I have not winced nor cried aloud." | |
| "... and to hear from your mouth the whole circumstance and beginning of that matter." | |
| "And to me, also sorrow. "For circumstance had bound her to my best friend, "through whom we met in the warmth and serenity of her home. | |
| "I agree that I will under no circumstance advise elizabeth walker as to her true parentage"? | |
| "In the fell clutch of circumstance I had not winced nor cried aloud | |
| "In the fell clutch of circumstance" "I have not winced nor cried aloud." | |
| ! There can be unavoidable situations and circumstances, you ahjumma! | |
| " When the circumstances..." | |
| "... are fine, given the circumstances. | |
| "...and in spite of these circumstances which force me to be apart from you, believe me, my ladyship, my heart beats faster at the thought of you. | |
| "...inform you that under these circumstances...." | |
| ! There can be unavoidable situations and circumstances, you ahjumma! | |
| " When the circumstances..." | |
| "... are fine, given the circumstances. | |
| "...and in spite of these circumstances which force me to be apart from you, believe me, my ladyship, my heart beats faster at the thought of you. | |
| "...inform you that under these circumstances...." | |
| Just... inconveniently circumstanced. | |
| Just... inconveniently circumstanced. | |
