Fair Female Correspondents of literature, Yea -- meseems to look forward even now and behold thee, the "Amelia" of Georgia -- May you be its fondest boast. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Said the old man, “O my son, meseems thou weepest for the damsel who sailed yesterday with the Frank?” ❋ Unknown (2006)
Both writers have expressed themselves well, but meseems each has secured, as often happens, a fragment of the truth and holds it to be the whole ❋ Unknown (2006)
Ibrahim son of al-Kasib heard these words, he bowed his head awhile in thought and al-Sandalani said to him, O my son, I have notseen in Baghdad a fairer than thou, and meseems that, when she seeth thee, she will love thee. ❋ Unknown (2006)
But now meseems I grow more timid than a crouching hair, ❋ Unknown (2007)
My friends, this might indeed well be; but thou, Birdalone, hast told me the whole tale, and how that there be wrongs to be forgiven which cannot be made right, and past kindness to be quickened again, and coldness to be kindled into love, and estrangement into familiar friendship; and meseems that the sight of your bodies and your hands made manifest to the eyes of them may do somewhat herein. ❋ Unknown (2007)
So she spake, and he stood up stark and stern, and so departed, and kissed her not again; though meseems she would have suffered him had he offered it. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And meseems thou wilt not have come hither by her leave, or thou wouldst be in other guise than this; so that belike thou wilt be the runaway of thy mistress. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Yet about this love have I learned somewhat even ere today, and now, as ye speak and I, meseems the lore of it comes pouring in on me and fills my heart with its sweetness. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Sir Arthur come in here to thee, and hath thy tale with none beside save me, meseems the poor Atra will feel a bitter smart because of it. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Then she spake after a while: Dear friend, I had it in my mind to say to thee many things that meseems were sage, but now neither will the thought of them come into my mind, nor the words into my mouth. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Then they both sat silent, till Birdalone might master the fluttering of her heart, and she said: Now meseems I have a memory even earlier than those I told thee erst. ❋ Unknown (2007)
At the edge hereof their way-leader, the sergeant, bade draw rein, and said: Lords, we are now in the lands of the Red Hold, and therein is mickle peril and dread to any save stout hearts as ye be; but meseems we are so steaded, that whatever may come out of the Black Valley of the Greywethers to the Red Hold, ye now may scarce miss. ❋ Unknown (2007)
But now Atra lays a hand kindly on her shoulder and stays her, and says: Now meseems the walls of the Wailing – Tower, for so it hight, have no ears to hear, and we may talk together. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Now spake Baudoin: Fellows, let us get out into the garden at least; for this place is evil, and meseems it smells and tastes of tears and blood, and that evil wights that hate the life of men are lurking in the nooks thereof. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And specially shalt thou bid Atra unto me; for meseems she is so wise already that I may learn her more wisdom, and put that into her heart which may solace her and make her to cease from fretting her own heart, and from grief and longing overmuch. ❋ Unknown (2007)
For all hath gone well so far, and now meseems betwixt us three we shall save thee. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Upon the whole, my opinion was that she had behaved uncommonly well for a maid whose self-love was outraged, with spirit, I mean, and proper pride; and yet with a great endeavour to forgive, which is, meseems, the hardest of all things to a woman, outside of her own family. ❋ Richard Doddridge (2004)
These bridging the gap twixt man and beast meseems do show mankind to be in sooth a part of nature, whose engenderment in some past distant age is to be explained through natural law. ❋ Turtledove, Harry (1988)
But despite most diligent instruction, no sim yet has mastered such subtler arts as reading and writing, nor ever will, meseems. ❋ Turtledove, Harry (1988)
