Thine in sentence

124 examples of Thine in a sentence

Mind thine own concerns, Jew, I warn thee, and meddle not with those of others."

"To heralds and to minstrels, then, leave thy praise, Sir Knight," replied Rowena, "more suiting for their mouths than for thine own; and tell me which of them shall record in song, or in book of tourney, the memorable conquest of this night, a conquest obtained over an old man, followed by a few timid hinds; and its booty, an unfortunate maiden, transported against her will to the castle of a robber?"

Use thine influence with me in his behalf, and he is safe,--refuse to employ it, Wilfred dies, and thou thyself art not the nearer to freedom."

"I will not trust thee, Templar," said Rebecca; "thou hast taught me better how to estimate the virtues of thine Order.

Mine thou must be!--Nay, start not," he added, "it must be with thine own consent, and on thine own terms.

I pray thee--follow thine own fate, and leave me to mine."

I say to thee, priest, contrive some cast of thine art to keep the knaves where they are, until our friends bring up their lances.

I tell thee, the Princes of the House of Anjou confer not their wards on men of such lineage as thine."

"By Our Blessed Lady," said Wilfred, "if it be not a sin to name her here, it is no time for me or any true knight to be bedridden; and if thou accomplish thy promise, maiden, I will pay thee with my casque full of crowns, come by them as I may.""I will accomplish my promise," said Rebecca, "and thou shalt bear thine armour on the eighth day from hence, if thou will grant me but one boon in the stead of the silver thou dost promise me.""If it be within my power, and such as a true Christian knight may yield to one of thy people," replied Ivanhoe, "I will grant thy boon blithely and thankfully."

Thou hast been restored to thy country when it most needed the assistance of a strong hand and a true heart, and thou hast humbled the pride of thine enemies and those of thy king, when their horn was most highly exalted, and for the evil which thou hast sustained, seest thou not that Heaven has raised thee a helper and a physician, even among the most despised of the land?--Therefore,

be of good courage, and trust that thou art preserved for some marvel which thine arm shall work before this people.

not thy teeth, Front-de-Boeuf--roll not thine eyes--clench not thine hand, nor shake it at me with that gesture of menace!--The hand which, like that of thy renowned ancestor who gained thy name, could have broken with one stroke the skull of a mountain-bull, is now unnerved and powerless as mine own!""Vile murderous hag!" replied Front-de-Boeuf; "detestable screech-owl! it is then thou who art come to exult over the ruins thou hast assisted to lay low?""Ay, Reginald Front-de-Boeuf," answered she, "it is Ulrica!--it is the daughter of the murdered Torquil Wolfganger!--it is the sister of his slaughtered sons!--it is she who demands of thee, and of thy father's house, father and kindred, name and fame--all that she has lost by the name of Front-de-Boeuf!--Think of my wrongs, Front-de-Boeuf, and answer me if I speak not truth.

now, parricide, farewell for ever!--May each stone of this vaulted roof find a tongue to echo that title into thine ear!"

"The red fire flashes through the thick smoke!" he exclaimed; "the demon marches against me under the banner of his own element--Foul spirit, avoid!--I go not with thee without my comrades--all, all are thine, that garrison these walls--Thinkest thou Front-de-Boeuf will be singled out to go alone?--No--the

"If thou be'st true knight," said Wilfred, "think not of me--pursue yon ravisher--save the Lady Rowena--look to the noble Cedric!""In their turn," answered he of the Fetterlock, "but thine is first."

"He is thine already," said Locksley, "and well for him!

"Gramercy for the gift, bold yeoman," said the Knight; "and better help than thine and thy rangers would I never seek, were it at my utmost need."

I not taught thee thy 'credo', thy 'pater', and thine 'Ave Maria'?--Did

"For the love of God!" ejaculated the poor Jew, "will no one take me out of the keeping of this mad--I mean this holy man?""How's this, Jew?" said the Friar, with a menacing aspect; "dost thou recant, Jew?--Bethink thee, if thou dost relapse into thine infidelity, though thou are not so tender as a suckling pig--I would I had one to break my fast upon--thou art not too tough to be roasted!

'Ave Maria'!--""Nay, we will have no profanation, mad Priest," said Locksley; "let us rather hear where you found this prisoner of thine."

hast thou renounced thine unbelief?"

"By Saint Thomas of Kent," said he, "an I buckle to my gear, I will teach thee, sir lazy lover, to mell with thine own matters, maugre thine iron case there!""Nay, be not wroth with me," said the Knight; "thou knowest I am thy sworn friend and comrade."

Do thou, therefore, name his ransom, as he named thine, without farther rude terms."

Come, shall I treat for thee with the Prior?""In God's name, Diccon, an thou canst, aid me to recover the child of my bosom!""Do not thou interrupt me with thine ill-timed avarice," said the Outlaw, "and I will deal with him in thy behalf."

"Peace, Isaac," said the Outlaw, "or I give up thine interest.--What

"Well, Prior," said the Outlaw, "I will detain thee no longer here than to give the Jew a quittance for the six hundred crowns at which thy ransom is fixed--I accept of him for my pay-master; and if I hear that ye boggle at allowing him in his accompts the sum so paid by him, Saint Mary refuse me, an I burn not the abbey over thine head, though I hang ten years the sooner!"

thine assurance of peace, Friar.--Prior, an thou hast not made thy peace perfect with God, provoke the Friar no further.--Hermit,

Yet ere Isaac departed, the Outlaw Chief bestowed on him this parting advice:--"Be liberal of thine offers, Isaac, and spare not thy purse for thy daughter's safety.

"Go thou," said Nathan Ben Israel, "and be wise, for wisdom availed Daniel in the den of lions into which he was cast; and may it go well with thee, even as thine heart wisheth.

Nevertheless, be it known to thee, that thou art to be brought before the tribunal of the Grand Master of our holy Order, there to answer for thine offences."

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