William the Second turned me over with his foot, and stooped down to look at my face.
"That's him!" said he.
"That's he, you mean," said Henry Beauclerk.
"I mean nothing of the kind," said Rufus.

"I mean him.

So now, old lampreys!" "They were _not_ lampreys," said Henry sulkily; "they were oysters." "Yes, yes," said Matilda.

"But what business has _he_ here ?" "Him ?" said Rufus doggedly.
"You'd better ask him," said Stephen, with a sneer.

"The chances are he'll want to know what business _you_ have here." "I'm as much an empress as you," said Matilda, spitefully.
"I know that; which means you're no empress at all." "Look here," said Henry the Second, "don't you cheek me, Steevie.