My destiny was to enter it in spite of myself and to leave it the same.
There were also fiery orations with appreciative allusions to myself and my influence which extended far and wide throughout Germany.
Just before leaving Vienna I actually heard that Hanslick had launched forth into unmeasured praise of myself and my amiability.
It put me into an ill conception of myself and my smell, so that I was forced to buy some roll-tobacco to smell to and chaw, which took away the apprehension.
I answered, therefore, to myself and to the oracle, that it was better for me to continue as I am.
When I complain of the loss of time, justice to myself and to the militia must throw the greatest part of that reproach on the first seven or eight months, while I was obliged to learn as well as to teach.
A weekly convivial meeting was established by myself and travellers, under the name of the Roman Club.
I myself and several of my colleagues, and John A.
In fact they could do this only to later and greater knowledge of myself and others, as every one must recognize who recurs in after-life to a book that he read when young; then he finds it twice as full of meaning as it was at first.
I read the book night and day, in-doors and out, to myself and to whomever I could make listen.
In a boy's way I knew it well when I was ten, and a few years ago, when I was fifty, I took it up in the admirable new version of Ormsby, and found it so full of myself and of my own irrevocable past that I did not find it very gay.
I would be unjust to myself and my friends, if I said it was.
And blessed be God, in a state of full content, and great hopes to be a happy man in all respects, both to myself and friends.
Now truths received may be improved with respect to myself and others, and that several ways-- 1.
He is resolved to bring Destruction on myself and all my house.
How could She bind the two extremes of human kind-- Myself and him--in one so holy bond?
I know what I do myself and what I must lose all social elasticity if I were not to do.
Myself and My Books The balance against them is now over 350 pounds.
Myself and "Unconscious Humour" The phrase "unconscious humour" is the one contribution I have made to the current literature of the day.
Myself and My Books Bodily offspring I do not leave, but mental offspring I do.
Myself and My Publishers I see my publishers are bringing out a new magazine with all the usual contributors.
I have seen the evil of it as much as any man, in myself and in my own class.
Perhaps, had I thought this out at the table, I should have got back to myself and my normal ease; but I didn't, and that long and terrible dinner was one long and terrible agony of stage fright.
I smiled to myself and made an entry in my mental ledger to the credit of Mowbray Langdon.
I did not need to pretend coolness and confidence; my nerves were still in that curious state of tranquil exhilaration, and I felt master of myself and of the situation.
Why should I do myself and her an injury simply because she has been too badly brought up to know her own interest?
And I thought extremely well of myself and of my pistols that June afternoon, as I was hurrying up town the moment the day's settlement on 'Change was finished.
That clears the character of myself and of the carwheel of the stars.
There is a pigeon messenger I brought from Alban I am about to let loose on this day with news of myself and of yourself.
When this vindictive mania was upon him, myself and three or four other boys were almost certain to come in for a share.
The whole lay upon the hands of myself andmy wife, who was of the greatest assistance to my poor sister, who almost sunk under her afflicting loss.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "myself and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
