"Now I must say good-bye," he said suddenly.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“G‐g‐good‐bye," he stammered.

"Next time," he said.

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

Afterward he corrected himself, saying “I was told [ordered] to do it."

He suggested to me that we should go.

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

“Who…who are you?" he sputtered in surprise.

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

“I thought you had gone," he remarked.

“I'll go, too," he put in.

“Well," he continued, “what I want to say is…."

“How could you!" he groaned.

He told me to go there at once.

This is what he said: "I shall return by all means."

“He came to see me yesterday."—“Oh, did he?"

“May I interrupt you?" he hazarded.

‘Good‐bye!' he said over his shoulder [said, turning around].

“I’ve made desperate efforts since then,” he said.

“Th‐th‐thank you," he stuttered.

When I asked whether I might talk with him a moment, he said, "By all means."

“He said so?"—“Precisely."

“I'm tired," he mumbled.

“At once,” he added.

"You are almost out of time", said the teacher.

You are almost out of time, said the teacher.

“Do your best," he repeated.

“Tell nobody," he whispered.

"I have the wrong life," was his last words.

‘O.K. Don't worry,' he said, cutting me off in mid‐sentence.

`And now,' he said smoothly, `we will continue the conversation'