bethink

"And now I bethink me, there's some other difference in the music."

"I bethink me we need her to be senseless for a longer time."

As he stopped to bethink himself, they turned and looked eastward.

Only now do I bethink me there could have been evil here!"

And next he would bethink himself of the readers of these books.

But now I bethink me again of my avenging sovereignty!

Yet bethink you how we stand, and forgive us.

"Aye; yet did I bethink me of the days thereafter."

They seemed suddenly to bethink themselves of their weapons, and at once commenced firing.

But bethink you, there is always a price.

It is the common cause; therefore bethink you.

It may be I shall otherwise bethink me.

Your husband's here at hand; bethink you of some conveyance; in the house you cannot hide him.

"Now that I bethink me of it, their actions may bespeak just that."

Oh, bethink you, Anne, that you are only a feeble woman.

Then bethink you of something that belongs to an enemy which will serve as well for a test of shooting.

Let all who hear me bethink them of the ancient prophecy, for at length its hour is fulfilled!"

"Well, bethink you, Ford, would not more power and expression have been put into the face by a long and noble beard?"

Renowned Queen, with patience calm the storm, While we bethink a means to break it off.

But bethink you, had I said 'my husband,' not one of them had let me pass!

Ere we are stricken mute again, bethink you of our compact.'

Now I bethink me Thou hast not spoken lately of thy wedding.

"I bethink me thou hast had ale enow, for this night."

Oh, we know something, I assure you; bethink you quickly, and find your tongue if you would have an easy death."

But, now I bethink me, you scarce will care to pass all the night in the Puzel's company.