And she hasn't been home since?

Well, I never seen her.

She never shows me she needs it.

She never did tell me all of it.

Like she'd never been alive.

I never hurt her.

I've never seen her laugh.

She never told me that.

She replied that she had never seen the man before.

Her answer was that she never had seen that man.

You never corrected her. Why?

I don't even know if she has one. Why should she? She's never home.

But you didn't see her come out of his door?

She'd never be able to go through with this, she's been made over by love.

But she never lied to me.

She claimed that she had witnessed the incident, that there had been no confrontation and that her son had never removed his own machete from his bag.

But she didn't flatter his ego as much as she brought out certain tendencies he kept quiet about.

But she was frightened. She'd lived 95 years and she'd never had a hallucination before.

But you never took your wife along when you went there.

I have never heard her say 'No'.

Yes. I've just been paying her a call.

She says, I'm in New York because I've never been to New York before.

It's funny, though, I've never actually seen her reading it, have you?

He never saw her face.

Never during our marital bliss did she cause me a moment's uneasiness.

But she's called so often, and we've never been at home to her...

No Miss Dawson has called, sir.

She never mentioned she had a sister.

Margot says she never let Swan in through this door.

It may sound silly, but I've never cheated on her.

I've never seen her before.

They do?

Why, in all my days, I said, I've never seen anyone as radiant.

Unfortunately, I think the only thing she'd like is for you to be someone else.

Never been in Pittsburgh.

Did she arrive with anyone?

From outside.

Nobody even knows where that tart is from.

Jenny hasn't said a word since she left her parents seven days ago.

Or since?

Did anyone come for her?

After all she did not come.

She hasn't come yet.

She hasn't come back yet, huh?

Never did I have to ask, Lucy, where have you been, what were you doing?