My impression is that if my days are numbered, so are his.

So, presently, Beltane paused, and looking him within the eyes spake hurriedly on this wise: "Most holy father, thou knowest how I have lived within the greenwood all my days nor found it lonely, for I did love it so, that I had thought to die here likewise when my time should come.

I would not have her evil wish, I would not have her praise, For like the shadow would her curse, Me follow all my days When she my churning will speak well, No butter can I raise.

I spent my days between mist and mist, according to the Martial saying, not infrequently in excursions more or less extensive and adventurous, in which I could but seldom ask Eveena's company, and did not care for any other.

"Why it so happened that they chose the time when I had made up my mind to be good for the rest of my days.

May the remainder of my days be so devoted to the Lord's service, as, when the solemn message of death is sent, I may have nothing to do but to render up my accounts with joy!"

My days have been spent wandering quietly over all the earth in the calm acquisition of knowledge.

And so, as Pythagoras says, With wholesome fare prolong my days.

In cities long I passed my days, Conversed with men, and learnt their ways.

"My God!" exclaimed he, "I thank thee that thou hast brought me from darkness to light, not only that I may acknowledge thy supremacy, but to bless thee during the brief remainder of my days; if I may atone for my deep sin in living so long without thee, even doubting thy existence!

Every minute of the time as I go through my days, laughing, talking, enjoying myself vastly, away at the back of my mind the thought of you lies "hidden yet bright," making for me a new heaven and a new earth.

My fur was soft as silk, I lived on bread and milk, And I dozed away my days upon the mat!" Chorus ("He was then a happy, happy Pussy-cat!")

I have had a dream," he said,"one that for eighteen years has been hung above my days and woven into my nights,a great, hopeless woof of doom.

I must have been, or I should never have regarded it as a crime, not against myself, but others, that I was making my days miserable and my nights sleepless on account of two young girls, one of whom I had never seen, and the other of whom was merely a flower-merchant.

"That is to me," said King Leodegraunce, "the best tidings that ever I heard; and I shall send him a gift that shall please him, for I shall give him the Table Round, the which Utherpendragon gave me; and when it is full complete there is a place for a hundred and fifty knights; and a hundred good knights I have myself, but I lack fifty, for so many have been slain in my days.

I have served Him all my days.

Being quite dispirited with toil, and wholly overcome by grief and despair, I lay down between two ridges, and heartily wished I might there end my days.

"Had I been allowed to follow my own inclinations, I should have remained here all my days.

Let joy | and wor | -ship spend The rem | -nant of | my days,

I shall wear mourning all my days, although you can see what a fright it makes me look.

If I had to choose between the workhouse and marrying Stephen Whitelaw, I'd choose the workhouse; yes, and scrub, and wash, and drudge, and toil there all my days, rather than be mistress of Wyncomb Farm.

As a rule my days have been divided into two parts.

But I am, my Lovely Creature, contented to be on the obliged Side, and to employ all my Days in new Endeavours to convince you and all the World of the Sense I have of your Condescension in Chusing, MADAM, Your Most Faithful, Most Obedient Humble Servant.

And, what is more, I know I shall never be able to do so; and I shall languish here for the rest of my days.

"You see, my days are made up of taking care of baby, and of intervals.