Yes, certainly, for I am, too, happy, as I have, if not the Heart of Jesus in place of mine, at least have I mine in that of Jesus" (Bacquez, p. 191).

Arthur then let his fall, and I mine.

I mine me hown bizniss.

I vow'd not to doff mine Armour, tho my flesh were frozen too't and turn'd into Iron, nor to cut head nor beard till they yeelded; my hayres and oath are of one length, for (with Caesar) thus write I mine owne story, Veni, vidi, vici.

You keep your share of the bargain and I mine.

I mine did say: Not mine, but His which mine awhile her made; 235 Mine to be-his, with him to live for ay.

For I mine eyes will riuet to his Face:

[Footnote 1: Here follows in 1st Q. Marke thou the King, doe but obserue his lookes, For I mine eies will riuet to his face: [Sidenote: 112] And if he doe not bleach, and change at that, It is a damned ghost that we haue seene.

1. Troth, so would I mine.

" We parted as we did before, he going his way, and I mine; but, looking back by accident before I had gone a couple of hundred yards, I perceived a fellow stealing forth from a thicket of canes that stood in the marshy ground near the spot where I had lately stood with Haroun, and turning again presently, I perceived this man following in my steps.

He works his work, I mine.

He had his revenge, and I mine; but Wenona was falsely accused, and I told him to do it!"

Concerning myself, I can peradventure affirm with Marius in Sallust, "that which others hear or read of, I felt and practised myself; they get their knowledge by books, I mine by melancholising.

And I mine as a watchman his office.

And now I will not hunt you any more, old Death: do you bide your time, and I mine; though who knows if I may not meet you here?

Go thy way; I mine; for the gods grudge pleasure to mortals.

" "And I mine in my books," said Aram.

We would trust them no more after that, but the Bart moved his men to the front of the inn, and I mine to the back, the English all scowling and silent, and our fellows shaking their fists and chattering, each after the fashion of their own people.

what sight shall do," i.e. lift up your face and look about you; and he adds, "No sooner lifted I mine aspect up ... than mine eyes (encountered) Beatrice." DAN DEVEREUX.

" "Neither do I mine," said the Heavy Friend.

I mine energy from the sun directly with an entirely new process.

Thou at least art picturesque, and in a way beautiful in the midst of the sombre mediocrity, towards which Thou hast drifted for two thousand years, a flag; and in which Thou shalt find Thy doom as I mine, I, who will not adore Thee and cannot curse Thee now.

Let me, however, suggest to you that you can in no wise forward your views, nor I mine, by any discussion between us.

Lo, yonder saw I mine own Lady dance, And in that Temple

I, who hold nought else pitiful, pity Thee, Thy bleeding face and hands and feet, Thy hanging body; Thou at least art picturesque, and in a way beautiful in the midst of the sombre mediocrity, towards which Thou has drifted for two thousand years, a flag; and in which Thou shalt find Thy doom as I mine, I, who will not adore Thee and cannot curse Thee now.