Thineself

Accoſtom thineſelf toe do wel on hall occaſions.

In these manner accustom thineself to breathe freely and imperceptibly, as thee proceeds.

Thou wilt thineself no doubt deny / The soldiers’ wants to supply.

Teach in thine own household what you would have others do to thineself.

Go, carrion thineself among the tombs; go and ordure thineself in other filthy things and leave true philosophy to real philosophers. Thou believest thineself to be a philosopher; do not deceive thineself.

Beecher, Rev. Thos., Let Another Man Praise Thee, Not Thineself.

“Art not thou fully ashamed of thineself, being fully sufficient to make a horse snort.

They well knew that his unalterable rule in public life was “never commit thineself, lest it be your undoing.”