Selves [noun]

But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.

Of the future, of the actual present, save of their two selves, they scarcely spoke.

Would not that argue great lack of understanding in our two selves?

There was a lot I wanted to say to you—just quietly, in a corner by our two selves.

Some people can only learn from that sort of experience which comes home to their own dear selves.

Then the Injuns made 'emselves scurce—but they druv off the oxen and all our other stock.

You woods fellows have too much time for joint debates with your own selves.

Because there's something in everybody that's way beyond their selves to understand.

Besides, you see, old Diamond's as proud of him as we are our own selves, wife.

Our selves as we know them are, so to speak, only the top soil of our entire natures.