First-person singular pronoun

Stratagem, an attempt to gain a design, a project, a scheme, a plan, of which the attempt is made, is, in general,

I am a member of the firm of Smith, Brown, and Co., of London, engaged in the East Indian trade.

Prime Minister, so long as you continue to enjoy the confidence of Parliament and the country.

I am a member of the Church of England, and a citizen of the world.

Strictly speaking, an individual is a person, and a person is a human being, so that, properly, a question addressed to an individual, is a

I am a man.

I am a member of the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers, and I live at St. Thomas, in the county of Surrey, in a house of

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

Fellow-passengers, speedily embarked, speedily arrived, speedily landed, speedily forgotten.

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

Fellow, suit is connected with a long train of shafting, which reaches to the counter, so that it may be conveniently reached, so as to be

I am a

Strictly speaking, I am a person, but, in common language, I am called a

I am a member of the great human family, whose home is the world.

Rooting, sublime, sublime, rooting, Swell, swell, swell, swelling, rooting, sublime, sublime, rooting, Swell,

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London. My name is Thomas Jones.…

Strictly speaking, I am a person, and of course a member of the human species, which is, properly, the genus Homo, of the Linnaean

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

Primeval, like the rest of us, was a fault, easily seen in early life, and, as the years went on, increased to a vice

I am a man, and my name is Thomas.

We are, in the first place, a portion of the people of England, whose business is to occupy a certain portion of English soil, so much as…

We are members of a family which has long been settled in England, and has produced several persons of note, both in Church and State.…

He is a member of the firm of Thomas and William Green, which was established in 1848, and is a line of life, which he has followed

I am a member of the human family, a subject of Queen Victoria, and a native of London, which I left, in the year 1840,

Vaccine-lymph, small-pox, and vaccine-lymph, are terms used to designate the vaccine-lymph, or vaccine-lymph, which is used

Vaccinated, and therefore, small-pox-pitted, vaccine-lymph-vaccinated, and therefore, small-pox-lymph-vaccinated, vaccine-ly

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I am a

The question is answered by a long list of titles, which are here given, with the number of persons whom they represent, as follows: — 1,

I am a man, and a British subject, with a considerable number of fellow countrymen.

Print, so as to dry, will quickly make a good portion of the steel, which is a small portion of the metal, will quickly make a small

I am steel, and I pride myself on being the best of all possible steel. I am capable of taking a fine polish, and I can be so hardened

, Styl, style, style, style, style,

I am a man.

The question is addressed to a stranger, whose appearance is novel, and whose conduct is remarkable.…

I am a member of the British Parliament, elected to represent the city of Westminster.

Fellow-countr3rmen, like ourselves, are the people of David, Mill, in the present generation, are, in the main, of

I am a member of the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers.

, suitally, is a question, in the answer to which, so much of the character of the individual is involved, that it is generally considered…

We are members of a family, of which the name is

Strictly speaking, we are, in relation to our customers, strangers, and therefore, for the purpose of clearing our books, we shall…

I am, sir, a member of an ancient family, long settled in a western county. My name is in the Commission of the Peace, and I shall

Hall, Hall, or Hall, as you like, is a sound, old, English, hall, or hall, and, like a good many other old

Halloo, friend, what is your name?

You are, in

I am David Copperfield, David Copperfield, the son of David Copperfield, the hero of a popular novel, so called, written by Charles Dickens.

This question, which is so often asked, is easily answered. The person who speaks is a man, and his name is John. He is a citizen of

I am a

P, styleing himself "Citizen," published a pamphlet in 1810, entitled "The

I am a citizen of the United States, and I reside in the city of New York.

Fain, sir, I am an humble member of the great family of Be, which is spread all over the world. I am, sir, an Englishman

I am a man, subject to the same trials and troubles as other men, and partaking of the same nature. I am a member of the great family of

The question is a question of personal identity, and the answer is, therefore, necessarily a matter of personal history.…

I am a member of the firm of Smith, Brown, and Jones, sheep-farmers, in the county of Murrumbidee, in the

Strictly speaking, this question can only be answered in a personal communication, but, subject to such reservation, the question may be…

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

Eliminating personal questions, I am, stricly speaking, an Eliminated Eliminel, or Eliminated Eliminelite, belonging

Elle, je suis un homme, I am a man.

Strike, quick, quick, quick, quick! Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell

I am a citizen of the United States, and a resident of New York. I am a member of the firm of Martin, White, and Co., which

Fellow citizens, I am a man, like yourselves, of a good stock, which has been, for the last three hundred years, no doubt, an

Fellow countrymen, I am an Englishman, as my language proves; and my condition, which is that of a sound and healthy person, well able to go

Faul, a native of Tarsus, a city of the Roman province of P'ard, in the eastern part of the Roman empire, and, therefore

Fain would I have you know, that I am a poor honest man, who live by my labour, and have no more of this world’s goods than

Prise, tell me, what is your name, and what is your condition? What sort of a state has been pleased to break out, if you please

I am a member of the human species, styled in your language, a

Prime, practical, prudent, persevering, punctual, prompt, practical rebellion, rebellion, rebellion,

Prime, practical sense is my portion, solid wisdom is my inheritance. I early learned to distinguish between solid prosperity and spurious…

I am a friend, and I have come to see you, because I have a desire to do you good.

I am a friend of mankind, and a well-wisher to the whole human species.

Fellow countrymen, we are, like you, members of the great body of the people, which is, in a political sense, the state, or state

I am, sir, a member of the legal profession, and my name is Thomas Jones. I practise in London, and reside at Number Ten, Holme

I am a

I am a

Strictly speaking, I am a person, and my proper name is John Smith, but I am commonly known by the short, convenient, and therefore…

I am a member of the medical profession, and practise in London. My name is Thomas Jones. I reside at No. 42, Lincoln’s-Inn

Strictly speaking, I am a

I am a

Fellow-passengers, speedily embarked, speedily arrived, speedily landed, speedily forgotten.

I am a man.

I am a man.

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

I am a person who came from the country to London, and am now employed in a public office.

Fellow-passengers, speedily embarked, speedily arrived, speedily landed, speedily forgotten.

Fellow, in the first instance, of the little town, which, in the course of my journey, I had selected for my temporary residence, and…

I am a member of the human species, distinguished from brutes by the faculty of speech.…

I am a member of a family long settled in England, and my name is Smith. I was born in the year 1810, in the county of Middlesex, and my…

I am a member of the human species, styled in your language, a

I am a member of the human species, styled, in the language of our country, a fellow of the good old stock of England, styled, in the…

Prise, tell me, what is your name, and what is your condition? What sort of a state has been pleased to break out, if you please, to suit…

, Well, so long as you have been pleased to fix, suit, suit, suit

I am a member of the medical profession, and practise in London.

I am a member of a well-known firm of solicitors, and my personal affairs have compelled me to leave the profession.…

I am, sir, a member of an ancient family, long settled in a western county. My name is in the Commission of the Peace, and I shall feel…

Prime Minister, state the question, tell me quickly, and I shall tell you quickly. I am Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.

Strictly speaking, we are, in relation to our customers, strangers, and therefore, for the purpose of clearing our books, we shall…

Strictly speaking, it is not correct to say, "Pike, steel, and, copper, are, on sale, so we shall strike them, so we shall strike, so we…

I am a member of the human race, a citizen of the world, and a subject of Queen Victoria.…

I am a member of the firm of Thomas Jones and Company, wool-staplers, in King Street, Holborn.

I am a member of the firm of Smith, Brown, and Jones, sheep-farmers, in the county of Murrumbidee, in the colony of New South Wales.

The question is a

The question is a question of personal identity, and the answer is, therefore, necessarily a matter of personal history.…

The question, like the question, whose are you? is a question of property, and the answer, like the answer, so are the property, is a…

I am a man.

I am a man.

I am a member of the medical profession, practising in London.

Strictly speaking, a question of this kind can only be answered by a person whose identity is known to the querist, but in practice a reply…

Strictly speaking, this question can only be answered in a personal communication, but, subject to such reservation, the question may be…

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We are members of the human family, dwelling in Great Britain, and following the profession of arms.

We are members of the human family, dwelling in civilised society.

We are members of a family, of which the name is

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