You won't get such a chance soon again, and I'm apt to change my mind if you put on airs with me this way.

"Ibla?" said his mother"but a moment ago she was here beside me, and said to me, 'Comfort the heart of Antar, and tell him from me, that even should my father torture me to death in trying to change my mind, I would not desire nor ask for other husband than Antar.'

"You're going to keep this upthis trying to change my mind?"

O no, Peter, there will be no radical measures while I sit at the helmI am too old to change my mind.

"I got a right to change my mind, ain't I?" "Go, dammit!

" "Sometimes I change my mind," said Bull with a harsh laugh.

If you don't take care I shall change my mind, and recall my promise.' 'Not on that account, Lesbia: every woman likes a man who stands up for his own.

"I'll change my mind about going to the pass, Jack," she said.

Constanze Weber in the course of three years, and if it should so happen, which I consider impossible, that I change my mind, she shall be entitled to draw on me every year for 300 florins.

I change my mind.

I have sworn no eternal oath not to change my mind again.

Seeing that nothing could make me change my mind, we shook hands, wished each other luck, and, as she turned away, she said, in her pretty French: "I am sorry it is disaster that brought us together, but I hope to know you better when days are happier"; and she went down the hill.

"I am thankful to say that I don't," declared I. "If ever I go mad, I may change my mind.

"I'm a romantic old fool, and you'd better let me do this quickly, before I change my mind.

Nothing that thou canst say will make me change my mind.

"Get out o' my sight before I change my mind," he said, fiercely; "and mind, if you say a word about this it'll be the worse for you.

You have made me change my mind about my book.

It seems to me that some of her heroine's thoughts were not worth recording; but perhaps when another four or five books have been added to Miriam's life-history I may discover what the scheme may be that lies behind them all, and change my mind.

"I suppose he means to sit in that room night after night, smoking his pipe and staring with those pale stupid eyes of his, till I change my mind and promise to marry him," Ellen said to herself, as she meditated angrily on the annoyance of Mr. Whitelaw's courtship.

LOGAN You had better say no more, lest I might change my mind.

LOGAN 'Tis easy for a saint of God to be good, when he feels that he'll be rewarded for his self-sacrifice, but have no more old talk and give me that old coat of yours, or if you don't I might change my mind, and then you'll have plenty of time to regret your foolishness.

"I shall not change my mind.

"I will tell you when I will change my mind," said Father Payne; "all the talk of noble aims and strong purposes will not deceive me.

This was an assertion which was doubly false, for I was not in the least tired or sleepy; and just as I had made the statement and was entering the hall I saw that the young lady was standing at the parlor door; but it was too late now for me to change my mind.

Yet I can not believe twenty years of good reading would make me change my mind about In Memoriam.