We shallI shall miss you very much.

I miss you too much.

I miss you, Telly!

"My quaint Ariel," said Prospero to the little sprite when he made him free, "I shall miss you; yet you shall have your freedom."

"Except that we miss you awfully over home," added Uncle Charley.

"Did I miss you this mornin'?

" "They will miss you.

I was tempted to follow, but thought it likely I should miss you.

I know; and I shall miss you a great deal more.

"I'll miss you when you've gone, but it's no' my part to stand in your way.

how I miss you, my dear sir.

" "We shall all miss you very much," Katherine said regretfully; for the pleasant, kindly man whom she had feared so greatly at first had been such a good neighbour that his absence would be keenly felt.

I miss you very much;

"We shall miss you awfully," he said, walking up and down the room to hide his emotion; "and it makes me wish I had your chance.

I was sorry to miss you, but you see I had so many conversations on the way.

You can't think how I miss you, nor how often I wish you could run in and sit with me, as you used to do.

I miss you more and more.

I dare not tell you how much I miss you, lest you should think I do not rejoice in your having this vacation.

And now, darling, I can't tell you how I miss you.

I can no longer see my dear Mrs. B.; she is too ill, and that makes me miss you the more.

But he will miss you, will ask after you. DUCHESS.

O miss you had promis me to tell me something, and I like you to let you know I am very anxious to know what it is give my Respect to the young mens But to the young ladys

"Ah! wicked traitor," said the king, "you have well deserved death, and, by my father's soul, it shall assuredly not miss you;" and he sent him forthwith to prison in the tower of the Louvre.

'E-es, ye'll be like to miss we just so much as us'll miss you.

"Then he won't miss you.