my-self

Updated: May 10, 2025

I did not seek to recall my-self to his memory till the next day, when I put ten guineas into his hand, and bade him drink the health of English Redmond. As for Castle Brady, the gates of the park were still there; but the old trees were cut down in the avenue, a black stump jutting out here and there, and casting long shadows as I passed in the moonlight over the worn grass-grown old road.

William Makepeace Thackeray - Barry Lyndon

I threw my-self down behind a large boulder where I could watch the dugout and its occupants without myself being seen. They paddled toward me for a while and then, about a hundred yards from me, they turned straight in toward the foot of the frowning cliffs.

Edgar Rice Burroughs - Pellucidar