Legend of Good Women, 377.
Me mete.—Chaucer.
Well me quemeth.—Conf. Amantis.
In the following lines the construction is, it shall please your Majesty.
I'll muster up my friends to meet your Grace,
Where and what time your Majesty shall please.
Richard III., iv. 4.
See a paper of Mr. Guest's, Phil. Trans., vol. ii. 241.
Strictly speaking, the impersonal verbs are a part of syntax rather than of etymology.