What is "meseemeth"

Usage examples of "meseemeth".

O verily, Yolande, meseemeth we do sigh and for ever sigh, thou and I, like two poor, love-sick maids.

And Doom is her name, and full often she maketh me afraid And even now meseemeth on my life her hand is laid.

Therefore now meseemeth that not many of us shall see the cities of the South, and those few belike shall look on their own shackles therewithal.

Welsh-wrought blades, and it liveth in the days that now are: whereas for me, meseemeth, my thoughts are in the days bygone.

And now one word: thou that criest out For the Tofts in battle art not altogether unfriended, meseemeth.

Sir, said Sir Tristram, meseemeth it were no worship for a noble man to have ado with him: and for because at this time he hath done over much for any mean knight living, therefore, as meseemeth, it were great shame and villainy to tempt him any more at this time, insomuch as he and his horse are weary both.

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.

Fair sir, said Sir Tristram, meseemeth by your cheer ye have been diseased but late, and also methinketh I should know you heretofore.