selfsame

• “Page 109: The term selfsame occurs only once without a hyphen.”

  The Heroic Enthusiasts (Gli Eroici Furori) Part the Second An Ethical Poem

• “These selfsame strategies are used by the bacteria in their struggle to defeat our best antibiotics.”

  Boing Boing

• “She went to her death in the name of the selfsame god your royal father sought to placate with her blood.”

  Simon & Schuster: Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer

• “As luck would have it, Champneys' PR adviser was the selfsame Mr Wallis.”

  The Guardian: Sir Paul Stephenson's resignation: Sir Paul's Parthian shot | Editorial

• “There is further the case in which a writer, when relating something about a person, suddenly breaks off and converts himself into that selfsame person.”

  Archive 2010-03-01

• “It is a great task to transmute feeling and sensation into speech, written or spoken, that will, in turn, in him who reads or listens, transmute itself back into the selfsame feeling and sensation.”

  Chapter 14

• “Old lines about knights at table in the great banquet halls, and of those above the salt and below the salt, and of Vikings feasting fresh from sea and ripe for battle, came to me; and I knew that the old times were not dead and that we belonged to that selfsame ancient breed.”

  Chapter 16

• “But these are the selfsame people who every day for the last six months have been reading about the president's semen on this young girl's dress.”

  Alice Walker: On Finding Your Bliss Interview by Evelyn C. White

• “Best of all was the selfsame Evil CIA Lady's withering "You're the best England's got?" followed by Gwen's right hook as she points out: "I'm Welsh.”

  The Guardian: Torchwood: Miracle Day – episode two

• “Many of the current tea partiers were recipients of this selfsame instruction.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Tea Party Embodies Something Real and Deeply Felt

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