I might through great Pusillanimity, blush to give you this Anxiety, did not I opine you were as gracious as communicative and eminent; and though you have no Cognisance of me, your humble Servant,yet I have of you,you being so gravely fam'd for your admirable Skill both in Galenical and Paracelsian Phaenomena's, and other approv'd Felicities in Vulnerary Emeticks, and purgative Experiences.

This hath been supplied by one of my disciples, a young Syrian and natural son of Gregory, as I opine.

Now it is viewed with extreme enthusiasm by many, and is generally admitted to hold a permanent rank in English literature, though faulty (as some opine) through vague idealism and want of backbone.

Solon must not, he confided to me, say "enthuse" nor "we opine" nor "disremember."

A good horse needs no snaffle, an' a good man, I opine, Doesn't need a law to check him or to force him into line.

I do rather opine that the evil spirit doth take up his abode therein, transforming himself into an angel of light, to the end that we put our trust not in God, but in the precious stone; and thus, perhaps, doth he deceive our spirits by the turquoise: for the turquoise is of two sorts: those which keep their colour, and those which lose it.'

Some place on the whole At the top of the tree for his diction; But his style, I opine, Is a little too fine For the average reader of fiction.

"There is one thing in the way, I opine.

do I Opine myself most happy.

Other animals have to do without it, as had man, I opine, in the stone and copper ages.

" Thus Mrs. Paterson's story was finished; and our legend of the Brownie, more veritable, we opine, than that of Bodsbeck, is also drawing to a conclusion.

And me, cried one, of knotty front, With many a scar of pride upon't Resolve me if the world opine Philosophers are still divine; That having hearts for friends too small, Or rather having none at all, Profess'd to love, with saving grace, The abstract of the human race?

" "Yer see, yer don't know much about red-skins and their devilments, and therefore, it's my private opine, instead of getting the gal, they'll git you, and there'll be the end on't.

" "A Sioux is as cunning a red-skin as I ever found, and it's jist my opine every one of 'em did think of that same thing, but they didn't try it for fear they might catch the varmint!

It's my private opine, then, that that hunter has took the gal up among them Injins, and they're both living thar.

Creeping, I opine, into widows' houses, and for a pretence making long prayers.

Whether she was capable of holding a conversation, or could hold her own in society, he could not opine; and it annoyed him keenly, for he was, like most society-men, very punctilious regarding the manners of the particular woman who belonged to him.

I am convinced that if a great writer tried to prove, for instance, that purity of thought and mind were not only superfluous in a woman, but even blameworthy from a moral point of view,Aniela would opine that the principle might apply to the whole world with the exception of herself.

And how can I conquer them, since I do not even believe in that philosophy, while Aniela's faith in her principles is calm and unshaken? Only the lips that have been drinking at the fountain of doubt opine that a forbidden kiss is not a sin.

Those who hear him on such occasions will opine that he is a man of genius, who is only prevented by the carelessness of a Gallio from becoming a statesman of the first rank.

Seven-Tricks was puzzled but could only opine that he had not beaten the woman hard enough, so he beat her till her bones cracked; but still there was no result and he had to give up in despair.

It's a pitiful affair, altogether, as it has turned out; the honor being little more than the profit, I opine; and yet 'twill never do to let old Scotia lag astairn, in a hand-to-hand battle, Ye'll remember; we have a name for coming to the claymore; and so do yer best, every mither's son o' ye." McBean grunted assent, and went about his work as methodically as if it were a sum in algebra.

And if thou dost still deny To my god the name divine, And reject him in thy scorn For beginning, I opine, If thy God could die, that mine Might as easily be born.

Opine for Think.

Elle opine tout doucement à vous garder par compassion: elle espère vous guérir par l'habitude de la voir.