"I smell a rat", I said to him.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He suggested to me that we should go.

"Let's go," he said to me.

"I smell a rat", I said to him.

“How could you!" he groaned.

“He said so?"—“Precisely."

He said, “It has finally come to this."

"Oh, yes," he answered.

He simply answered, “Yeah."

He said adios to me.

I said, “Come here, boy." And the boy shook his head (instead of saying ‘no').

“I did it," he confessed.

"Hey, you shut up! You talk too much," the gangster said.

Hey, you shut up! You talk too much, the gangster said.

“This is a suspicious fellow,” said I to myself―thought I to myself.

“Damn it!" he ground out.

“I'm tired," he mumbled.

I told him bluntly―frankly―roundly―that he had come to the wrong shop.

He said, "I plan to become a researcher."

"Now I must say good-bye," he said suddenly.

“I will have nothing to say to such an affair,” he spat out.

He said to himself, "I will do it."

“Tell nobody," he whispered.

‘Great!' he said admiringly.

“I thought you had gone," he remarked.

`I'll do the dishes,' he said pleasantly

`Come here,' he nasaled

"Trust me," he said.

He said, "I regret what I have done."

“Th‐th‐thank you," he stuttered.

"A snail is fucking big", said the ladybird.