But the earliest forms of Hebrew priesthocd are not Canaanite in character; the priest, as he appears in the older records of the time of the Judges, Eli at Shiloh, Jonathan in the private temple of Micah and at Dan, is much liker the sadin than the kahin. [Please select]
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''Cause,' said she, 'that sayin' o' yourn is a fine sight liker a Romany chi's nor a Romany chal's.' [Please select]
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You're liker a Romany chi nor a Romany chal, the more I see of you.' [Please select]
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"Quite as like as that, Flo," replied Archie, with a laugh; "liker, if anything." [Please select]
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They look, indeed, liker a lion's mane than a Christian man's locks. [Please select]
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"If it were the other way about, it would be liker it," said I. [Please select]
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I was liker Christian before I reached my destination--Christian after he had got up the Hill Difficulty. [Please select]
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"Puir lassie, a' houp her father 'ill be kind tae her, for she's sair broken, and looks liker deith than life." [Please select]
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I had got rid of a four-days' beard the night before, but had cut myself in the process, and what with my weather-beaten face and tangled hair looked liker a tinker than a decent bagman. [Please select]
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"Weel, I am partly of the mind mysell that it may be a live thing--and yet I dinna ken, I wadna wish to see ony thing look liker a bogle." [Please select]
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