"I must get well," Sadako said to herself.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“Well," he reflected, “She's right."

“It's so hot," she drawled.

"She'll make it. I'm sure." "I'm just worried."

"She'll make it, I'm sure." "I'm just worried."

‘It's nice,' she said, just to please him.

"I think so, too," she chimed in.

"I must get well," Sadako said to herself.

"Leave it," she said imperturbably.

“I'm more beautiful than she is," she sniffed.

She said to herself, "Where shall I go next?"

She said to herself, "where shall I go next?"

She said, "I will deal with each task given to me with sincerity."

"Ah, that's true," Susan puts in, "I just wanted to call to ..."

“Do it at once," she urged.

She said goodbye.

“I will do my best," she promised.

"I have a very sweet husband," said Mary.

`I bought it,' she said contentedly

"Then help me stand up," she said.

She said to herself, "I am very happy."

“It's partly your fault, too," his sister murmured faintly.

`Come in,' she said tonelessly

`No,' she said sternly

She said, "I think this is really the beginning."

Maria said to herself, "I am very lucky".

Maria said to herself, "I am very lucky."

She said, "I owe it to him that I am popular."

"She said," "I owe it to him that I am popular."

“I won't go," she declared.

“What does that matter?" she said [asked] coldly.