ah ** , also: aah

"Ah well, every once in a while I like to come north and see how the other half of the world's living."

You are the dark child- Ah, but she was not!

"Ah, now I understand why you took your time before following."

"Ah, what I have to say really needs to be heard by both of you."

"Ah, I was going to say something else but it is gone now."

"Ah, yes, but this way we will have much to remember from our day in the park."

One said, Ah, can you tell us what pain is like?

"Ah, then tell me what you believe I need to know."

I sometimes almost hear the flowers say to me, Ah.

I felt he should be doing something about it, not saying "Ah!"

"Ah, you have to put them on in front of me though."

"Ah then, I do have other interests, perhaps if you could tell me the nature of your interest this time?"

"Ah, good, here comes my husband with the rest of your friends."

"Ah, you want to understand why people can do such terrible things."

"Ah, but there are things you might have found out."

"Ah," he said, and the paper went up in front of his face again.

"Ah, so that is why I thought the stone men came to life at night!"

"Ah, now I understand why you thought so much about how to gain more!"

"Ah, she really had a good time at your place."

"Ah, I have come now to what is most difficult."

"Ah, you understand not a word of what she says?"

"Ah, so you agree to the first three without question?"

"Ah, a small price to pay for making a woman happy."

"Ah, if I could get my hands on one of those."

"Ah, but perhaps he is doing what society expects of him!"