misdoubt

"I misdoubt me an he would come up during foul weather."

I misdoubt not we'll do all else when time demands."

I misdoubt me of that, Magnus thought back at her.

I misdoubt me whether it be worth while bringing him home."

"Yet I misdoubt me, my lord, an our guests did come to speak of children only."

"I misdoubt me that there may have been something of magic about these beastmen."

"You misdoubt I have sought knowledge denied to any but a few.

To say sooth, at times I misdoubt me of them."

Yet I misdoubt me 'twill come to such a pass."

Yet I misdoubt me an thou wilt, for there'd be danger!

Men now fear and misdoubt the Elves, and yet know little of them.

I do not misdoubt my wife; but I would be loath to turn them together.

It's this that makes me seem to misdoubt your lordship's liking.

It may have still, but I misdoubt it much.

And this, I misdoubt, you did not tell him."

"I misdoubt me an such a woman doth live.

"I misdoubt me an they'd welcome folk so poorly dressed as we, my lord."

I misdoubt me an we poor few could bring it to defeat-and I'm loathe to try.

"I misdoubt me an they did it by choice," Geoffrey said, with sarcasm.

"Still, souls or none, I misdoubt me an they be Christian."

'Tis your great care of her Makes you misdoubt; nought else.

I hope they fared well, yet I misdoubt me of it."

"Yet I misdoubt our power to maintain our walls."

"I misdoubt most of them had ever smelt a Catholic before embarking.

'Madam, I misdoubt that you should be abroad after dusk alone, either here or in the town.

Yet it appears to me that the right of misdoubt is mine."

"When first we met," she said, "your misdoubt was just, though I knew it not.

"I'd come t' misdoubt thet you would."

With grave misdoubt Flint watched Tanis and Sturm leave.

"Even so glittering and so round," said I, "I not a whit misdoubt of its assay."

Therefore I walked hither and thither in my chamber, in much misdoubt; but at the chime of curfew I heard rude voices below, and a heavy step on the stairs.

Now, York, or never, steel thy fearful thoughts And change misdoubt to resolution; Be that thou hop'st to be; or what thou art Resign to death- it is not worth th' enjoying.