Indeed, my dear lord, it is very little that I have done.

Let it be the victory, I pray you, dear lord of mine.

But, lord, I see the press of knights about my dear lord.

Look into mine eyes, my dear lord, and read what they express.

When you choose to seek me, dear lord, I will befriend you.

Well, that is gallant, but it is not business, my dear lord.

These are my sentiments, my dear lord, and, you know, very disinterested.

I remain, with my sincere regard, my dear lord, yours faithfully, EDWARD.

Suppose-suppose the Indian did not blunder, dear lord and master of me?

Weeping, the heroes laid down in the midst their dear lord.

Thus the people of the Geáts, his hearth comrades, mourned their dear lord.

Gugemar, dear lord, in an evil hour I saw you with my eyes.

I do, and it is much to me, my dear lord.

I counsel you, I beg you, dear lord, go not to the greenwood.

But you alarm me, my dear lord, with your terrible news.

You are quite right, my dear lord-itis a cursed bore.