"Cheer up," she said to me.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Let me alone," she said angrily.

"Leave me alone," she said angrily.

Oh, "that's a good idea," she said.

She said 'I love you' to me.

"Leave it," she said imperturbably.

"Good for you!" she said jubilantly.

"Then help me stand up," she said.

"Come, boy," she called, "come and play."

He suggested to me that we should go.

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

"Let me alone," she said angrily.

"Leave me alone," she said angrily.

Let me alone, she said angrily.

"Help, help," she cried.

“Very true," quoth he.

"Oh, yes," he answered.

She told us not to make a noise.

“I'm tired," she panted.

`Darling,' she said silkily

"Next time," he said.

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

She said goodbye.

"Look." she said.

"Look," she said.

“She called me a liar."—“The idea (of it)!"

"What did you say?" "What do you think I said?"

She said to her brother, "I will tell on you."

She muttered (to me) that it was too expensive.

"Is that what you wanted to say?" "Yes. You nailed it."

“I thought you had gone," he remarked.