I misdoubt, sir, if they will do much fighting for themselves.
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And I misdoubt me that the king himself will be my foe also.
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There be moments when I misdoubt me if my wife hath the needful firmness.
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I misdoubt if he cared for that, any more than I do, Jack Enville.
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This is a sore trial of faith, sir, and I misdoubt I canna stand it.
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No sir, for by that meanes should I be certaine of that which I now misdoubt.
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And yet I misdoubt me that thou wilt not bring this about, because of the frowardness of them that follow thee.
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I misdoubt they were only too glad to have him say it any way at all, and be rid of him.
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And yet I misdoubt me that thou wilt not bring this about, because of the frowardness of them that follow thee.
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I misdoubt if he would have been found in the battle unless peradventure the Britishers were getting much the best of it.
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I'm not as strong as I wance was, and I misdoubt me that I could go through all that money and live.
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And, though ye've got the crookedest nose in New York City, I misdoubt that all the fortune-tellers doing business could milk good luck from ye.
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I misdoubt,' said Rachael, 'if there is as many as twenty left in all this place, who have any trust in the poor dear lad now.
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And though all the windes of doctrin were let loose to play upon the earth, so Truth be in the field, we do injuriously, by licencing and prohibiting to misdoubt her strength.
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