I like to make one at these ceremonies, which to us old people give back our youth in a manner, and restore our gayest season, in the remembrance of our own success, or the regrets, scarcely less tender, of our own youthful disappointments, in this point of a settlement.

I like to pick and choose my horses.

I love to have men friends who do things, and if they are really friends of mine, I like to enter into their life, to know of their work, to sympathise, to take an interest in it.

Some people would ha' made it five, but I like to deal square and honest.'

"I like to see boys in my house friendly toward one another.

I like to meet the enemy face to facea fair field and fair arms.

"Because I do not care to be of a piece with the common thread of life; I like to be the purple sewn upon it.

I like to see my friends here.

'I think,' said Nancy slowly, 'I like to be naughty best.'

"I liked my poor horses better than anything; and that's just the reason I like to part with them for her sake.

"I like to hear that," said La Fleur.

"That is right," she replied, "I like to have the young remember me for being kinthen you will remember old Mrs. Hannah More?" "Always, ma'am, I'll try to remember you always."

I like to see Dick, without a foot-rope, ride a colt tied to tree!"

It was a bad country, and I like to have died, only there was a band of Navajos out trading ponies, and one morning, after I'd been alone all night, they picked me up and took care of me.

I like to think that far less than a hundred years hence we shall all be free from the law of sin and death, and happier in one moment of our new existence, than through a whole life-time here.

I write to you because I like to do so, recognising no difference between writing and talking.

I like to go to a plain people's play, where the spectators groan and hiss the villain.

I like to go there for the quaintness of the thing, and I like to watch Lukomski at his work.

I like to live with you, by Faith Baldwin.

'I like to be alone,' was his answer; but not in a sullen voice, low and faltering.

"I want to sail as soon as possible," he said, "and though I left a good mate in charge, still I like to look after certain matters myself.

I like to talk without restraint, saying just what comes to my tongue, and laughing care and sorrow from my heart.

I like to look at him.

What I was cheering at I don't know, but I like to be in it, and when at Petersburg do as the Petersburgians do.

Or whether she was short or tall, Or if she sung or play'd with grace, If she wore hoops or waterfall I cannot find a single trace Of proof; and as I like to be precise, My disappointment equals my surprise.