And when beheld, the aged man would say, "Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation.

Some men say Anwick, and some men say to Bamborow; "how-beit," said sir Launcelot, "me repenteth sore; but I made mine avow aforetime, that in Joyous Gard I would be buried; and because of breaking of mine vow, I pray you all lead me thither."

Some men say Anwick, and some men say to Bamborow; "how-beit," said sir Launcelot, "me repenteth sore; but I made mine avow aforetime, that in Joyous Gard I would be buried; and because of breaking of mine vow, I pray you all lead me thither."

Then I'm sorry to say, I've eat your pie." "God knows you're welcome to it, so far as it was ever mine," returned Joe.

And I got up behind the coach to eat mine because she told me to.

"Mine Enemy, O Mine Enemy!" XXXVI.

"Mine Enemy, O Mine Enemy!" XXXVI.

er mine ner her'n neither,it goes fu'ther back, suh, fu'ther dan dis day er dis year.

You perfers her housekeepin' ter mine, indeed!

"The decorations are mine," said Clara proudly.

Do you know Dr. Price?" "Quite well," replied Miller, "he is a friend of mine.

"He was a favorite pupil of mine, and is a credit to the profession.

Winter alighted, he could not escape me, but his eyes met mine, and with one jump he flung himself on his horse, spurred him, and disappeared.

"Mine was a life of sunshine and smiles.

He would as soon think of submitting any project of his to the judgment of a doll as to mine.

By God, that child of mine wouldnt believe its eyes if it saw its mother sober.

What a career was to have been mine!

it must be mine.

"We've got to find two people to take your place and mine in the car tomorrow morning.

I confess myself to have been interested,foolishly so, I thought afterward; but we all have our weaknesses, and diamonds were mine.

"Monsieur," said the man, leaning on one arm over the counter, and looking up in my face, with the most engaging frankness,"it is true that I have such a diamond; but it is not mine.

The following sentences are therefore faulty: "I think myself highly obliged to make his fortune, as he has mine.

Say,"as he has made mine."

"That time is mine, O Mead!

XIII "Mine!" XIV A Pile of Fuel XV