1.   Afterward, they held hands and waved at people and pretended not to know the things they knew.

2.   Alida went downstairs, stooping a little, not knowing that she stooped, annoyed at the trouble a hot drink caused.

3.   And accustomed now to not knowing why, did not want to know it.

4.   Before Sinai, one could argue, the people had the excuse of not knowing any better.

5.   But not knowing the crime, he could make no atonement.

6.   But Sally was not to know that and she was mortified.

7.   Christine says, not knowing what to expect from the party making its way down the street.

8.   Had she given it away by not knowing that Edward played billiards?

9.   He pinched some out and cleaned it on a crumpled paper bag, not knowing what to say.