The prince knew her, when he saw her, and she said to him, "Marvel not to find me here in place of that which thou soughtest; methinketh thou wilt not repent thee an thou take me in the stead of the ninth image.
Methinketh this damsel will suit your Highness's mind, and she will rejoice in an Amir like your Highness, as also will her parents.
By Allah, methinketh thou hast not thy fellow [537] in the world!
Nay, methinketh even now thou hast somewhat with thee and art seeking him, so thou mayst sell it to him.
Then she told him what the Sultan required of him and added, "O my son, he would fain have present answer of thee; but methinketh we have no answer to give him.
So Zein ul Asnam swore a solemn oath to him of this and said to him, "O my lord, indeed, thou honourest me with this service; but methinketh it will be hard to find a girl like this.
Over a very expressive picture of the three living and the three dead occur the lines, each over a figure: "Ich am afert Lo wet ich seMethinketh hit beth deueles thre.
And methinketh that this is as great a miracle as the raising of a dead man.
The sound, indeed, is powerfull, but methinketh the instrument ungaynlie for a woman.
Indeed, he hath the child yet in his arms and methinketh he waiteth but for his comrade to have made an end of saying the orisons and it will be done, for that the boy is already altogether restored to himself.
Quoth Calandrino, 'Methinketh it is she, for that he called her and she went to him in the chamber; but what of that?
Methinketh thou hast right well earned my love, wherefore I give it thee and promise thee that I will cause thee have enjoyment thereof ere this next night be altogether spent.
Methinketh he may say that I suffered his words more patiently than thou his deeds.
Sir,' answered the lady, 'methinketh I could never do that, for that I love him too well.
If thou have the heart to come thither,' rejoined Caterina, 'methinketh I can well enough win to be there.
Nell is as near a Pharisee as we have one in the chamber; yet methinketh it were to insult her to give her such a name.
And methinketh it best for to go straight on, and at the end, if need be, tear out the leaves.
Ah,' quoth the shrewd imp, 'the next time I be born methinketh I will push Baz aside and be the eldest.
The Sound, indeed, is powerfull, but methinketh the Instrument ungaynlie for a Woman.
I mind not theire Names just now; but in the Main, methinketh they lack the moral Courage of Women.
Thus we went on, from one Theme to another, till methinketh a heavenlie Light seemed to shine alle about us, like as when the Angel entered the Prison of Peter.
I've Something within me grows stronger and stronger, as Times grow more and more Evill; some woulde call it Resolution, but methinketh 'tis Faith.
But, as I say, methinketh I miss yet in my mind some of those tokens that shall, by the scripture, come a good while before that.
But yet, if you will go back with me, then methinketh we shall be strong enough against that one bitch between us both.
Methinketh brother, such kind deeds and kindness should be remembered.
Yet, peace, methinketh Jacob is coming indeed: And my mind giveth me at his hand I shall speed, For he is as gentle and loving as can be, As full of compassion and pity.
Thus we went on, from one theme to another, till methinketh a heavenlie light seemed to shine alle about us like as when the angel entered the prison of Peter.
All solitary I will be her lover, yet I know not if she put her heart into the old intimacy that hath made my heart so heavy and sorrowful; methinketh it was not dear to her; Cain the brother of Abel did no greater treason.
Then was the knight so glad methinketh never again shall I see such joy in any man; and still he weepeth, this is the sum thereof.
There need be no fear for palfreys," quoth he, "methinketh there will be enough and to spare.
Ye are so ready of speech I fear for thy memory; methinketh ye will not bear the wisdoms in mind.
Methinketh she is a fay that God hath brought hither to you, to make good the loss that hath rendered you so heavy hearted; fair amends will she make you for her ye have lost.
Methinketh there was never yet man so fulfilled with vile customs; for all the evil a man may do in deed or word or thought he devised, and all were brought together in him.
Scarce can I believe he has done this; methinkethyou speak not truly.
Fair sir, said Sir Tristram, meseemeth by your cheer ye have been diseased but late, and also methinketh I should know you heretofore.
And methinkeththis sufficeth for Britain, Ireland and all Almaine with Germany.
Sir, said a knight to Balin, methinketh your shield is not good, I will lend you a bigger.
Sir, said Lamorak, then will I counsel you deal no more with him, for meseemeth by his countenance he should be a noble knight, and no japer; for methinketh he should be of the Table Round.
Then spake Sir Bleoberis and said: My lord Sir Launcelot, I wist you never so misadvised as ye are now, for Sir Lamorak sayeth you but reason and knightly; for I warn you I have a lady, and methinketh that she is the fairest lady of the world.
Then, said the damosel, methinkethye have no lust to help him.
Sir, said the damosel unto Sir Gawaine, meseemeth it were your worship to help that dolorous knight, for methinketh he is one of the best knights that ever I saw.
You say true, formethinketh there is none so strong nor so hardy as he in all the kingdom of Logres.
The knight espieth Messire Gawain's shield and saith, "Ha, Sir, methinketh you are he.
Howbeit the damsel saith to him: "Sir, God be guardian of your body, for methinketh that it was not of your own default that you would not speak the word whereof this castle would have been in joy.
By my faith," saith the dwarf, "Methinketh this is not he that shall do away the evil custom whereby we lose the coming hither of knights!
Well know I," saith the dwarf, "For I left him but now in your hall, and methinketh he and your lady are abed together arm to arm.
For methinketh it serveth for nothing, All such peevish prick-eared song!
I am a king in every case: Methinketh I am a God of grace, The flower of virtue followeth me!
If thou have the heart to come thither,” rejoined Caterina, “methinketh I can well enough win to be there.
I mind not theire names just now; but in ye main, methinketh they lack the moral courage of women.
Also, methinketh that after all it hath longer legs than mine.
Even this man hath loved himself, as he hath despised himself,--a great lover methinketh he is, and a great despiser.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "methinketh" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
