recollect

One day she would bring them out to read and recollect.

For some time I could not recollect what had happened.

He did not recollect such a thing having happened to him before.

How well I recollect the kind of day it was!

How well I can recollect the first time we met her!

"And do you recollect the month in which this happened?"

It took her a few minutes to recollect where she was and why.

But they had turned out well, and that was what he recollected.

I was too happy to hear her answer, or even recollect they were there.

"Far as I recollect, there was only four people used the phone today."

He had recollected that there was such a thing in the world as his mother.

I recollect for the friend the woman who once owned her house.

As I recollect, the governor's been here a time or two.

As many recollect, it was a face one could never forget.

And then he recollected that there should have been four men with it.

But when you returned it was difficult to recollect this.

She did not know how to recollect her old autonomy.

Now, however, recollecting what he had seen, other things occurred.

My hand was already on the lock of the door before I recollected myself.

She recollected herself in a moment and tried to be calm.

His only comment had been that some day I would recollect everything.

He recollects about the tragedy which happened two years back in his life.

"As my master of course will recollect in a moment or two."

The next thing that I recollect is feeling a breath of air upon my face.

There may have been a member or two more whom I do not recollect.