...Martin of Dillberg, not very favourable to the later. " I love him not," said one : " I never have ; and the more I see of him, the less I like him. Were he like this young squire, one could understand our lord's favour for him." " Ay,"' answered an...

...Martin of Dillberg not very favourable to the latter. " I love him not," said one ; " I never have ; and the more I see of him the less I like him. Were he like this young squire, one could understand our lord's favour for him." " Ay," answered an...

...knew I might as well talk to Damoiselle Melisende's pet weasel. I do not like the Count of Tripoli. The more I see of him, the less I like him. And I do not like his fawning professions of friendship for Guy. Guy does not see through it a bit. I believe...

...Now, it happens that, under cover of all this, Sir Everard is a very frequent visitor at the house ; and the more I see of him the less I like him; and I am in constant fear that in the end some trouble will come, for there has been no allusion yet made...

...For my part," Monteith interposed, knocking his ash off savagely, " I think the man 'sa swindler ; and the more I see of him, the less I like him. He 's never explained to us how he came here at all or what the dickens he came for. He refuses to...

...preferred to remain with my own platoon. My new position involves too much close contact with the captain, and the more I see of him, the less I like him. West Pointers, Ugh! Jim's sister Virginia and I are writing regularly now. I am hoping for a leave...