(1) If she keep not promise I will beshrew her head!(2) " Beshrew the fellow," I said to myself as I left him, carefully closing the door, so that the sound should not shake him; "he is little better than a woman, and yet I have become as fond of him as though he were my brother."(3) " Beshrew the old fool!" muttered Sir William Howe, growing impatient of her obstinacy, and ashamed of the emotion into which he had been betrayed.(4) And she beshrewed herself for so unkindly judging of his unkindness.(5) Beshrew her heart, what a fright she put me to!(6) ' Beshrew the old hag that told me that he was affected with leprosy! Surely, that is a lie against him, for this is not the voice of one who hath such a disease.
