meseemeth

• Yet meseemeth, an' I speak not too boldly, that beside the lessons which be especial, that He only learneth [teaches], all this world is God's great picture-book to help His children at their tasks. —  The White Rose of Langley A Story of the Olden Time
• And all this, meseemeth, is for lack of faith only. —  Henry VIII.
• For the King's Exchequer is, meseemeth, of the Common Law; while Chancery is of Equity, and well named for its many chances. —  Lorna Doone A Romance of Exmoor
• [6]"That pleaseth me well," said the champion;[6] "but more like than what thou sayest, meseemeth, thou art not fit for deeds." —  The Ancient Irish Epic Tale Táin Bó Cúalnge
• Cruel wert thou, O Love, yet have thou and I conquered Come nearer, O fosterer, come nearer and kiss me, Bid farewell to thy fosterling while the life yet is in me, For this farewell to thee is my last word meseemeth He lies down and sleeps MASTER OLIVER O my king, O my son! —  Poems By The Way ; Love Is Enough

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