just then *

Just then, when we were going to have to part.

I would have given a lot just then to know, though.

Just then someone hit her over the head from behind.

Nothing could be done just then, with night coming on.

Just then he heard a sound of feet behind him.

She did not care enough about anything to ask questions just then.

I did not see any such a way just then.

She was her father's car coming down the street just then.

I asked him what he had been doing just then.

Had he felt just then as I so often have?

I had no attention to pay her just then, though.

Did that young man mean what he was saying, just then?

If he had, I might have killed him just then.

Just then, the old boy came down the front walk.

Why did she have to turn up just then, when everything was going so well?

There was little which she would not have done just then.

He learned just then of a death in his family.

I could just then do no other, like it or not.

The girls knew better than to ask anything just then.

He had no business being on that other side just then.

Just then the fire chief came up to the group.

Of course there was good money to be got just then.

But that was the last thing I wanted just then.

Just then a woman came to the river to get water.

But she did not have to make her decision just then.