misgives

My heart, in short, misgives me less, when I resolve this way, than when I think of the other: and in so strong and involuntary a bias, the heart is, as I may say, conscience.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

My heart, in short, misgives me less, when I resolve this way, than when

Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 2 Samuel Richardson 1725

My mind misgives me that I shall die in bondage, and that this bold attempt will cost all our lives.

The Abbot 2008

If the process misgives, which it very seldom does with women who practise it extensively, it generally happens during the second four days or the fermenting period.

The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa, in the Year 1805 2008

I fear him much; and somewhat my mind misgives me lest he have met and slain Dolon as well; for

Rhesus 2008

I fear him much; and somewhat my mind misgives me lest he have met and slain Dolon as well; for

Rhesus 2008

Therefore, Thomas said to Francis on a day when they had looked at the sea and eaten the shrimps, ‘My mind misgives me, Goodchild, that you go to Maryport, like the boy in the story-book, to ask IT to be idle with you.’

The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices 2007

And this, that I might, if complied with, suspend the appointment I have made with Mr. Lovelace; for my heart misgives me as to meeting him; and that more and more; I know not why.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

But yet my heart misgives me, because of the difficulties before me, in escaping; and being so poor and so friendless! —

Pamela 2006

And as you have made me fearful by your cautions, my heart at times misgives me.

Pamela 2006