Any theory that supposes him not to have been the writer of the plays and poems attributed to him must suppose that Shakespeare's contemporaries were universally fooled by some kind of secret arrangement.
I supposed Him to exist only within the walls of a church — in fact, of our church — and I also supposed that God and safety were synonymous.
What piqued Lane's interest most were the events that must have occurred to the junior Holmes to mould him into the character he is when we meet him at 26, or thereabouts, as Lane supposes him to have been.
While Rembrandt's earliest biographers had supposed him to be the illiterate friend of beggars and boors (and Saskia, the burgomaster's daughter, a simple peasant girl), the nineteenth-century writers thought him a profound thinker, Denker und Dichter.
Three years after the war's end, Bernard has returned to his London home and to Queenie, the wife who had supposed him killed in action.
He was quickly apprehended by police; a search of his lodgings uncovered his stash of Thompson's letters, which she supposed him to have destroyed.
She became devoted to her husband, but he was often on campaign, which led to Mary's family supposing him to be cold and neglectful.
His belief in this larger end for poetry, many people have supposed, led him to pontifical gesturing.
