And it is to presume, gif ony man wald newly tak ane alde armes of ane otheris that it war for dispyte or injure to despise him to prouoke noise and debatis for alde fede or enuy, the quhilk the Prince suld stanch.
How thai suld delyte thame in bukis of stories of Vertues and Vicis, and of othir honourable dedis of alde Ancestry, and of wisedome.
Quhethir a passand alde Ancien man, be law of armes, may be haldin prisonere.
Aldeburgh (Aldburc) takes its name from the river Alde on which it stands.
Alde broadens as if into an estuary, but its outflow is here prevented by the sand, and it runs south for nearly 10 m.
Slaughden Quay on the Alde admits small vessels, and fishing is carried on.
The testimony of Demetrius Chalcondylas, quoted by Didot, Alde Manuce, p.
One of the finest spreads of shingle in the United Kingdom is on the left side of the Ore or Alde in Suffolk, reaching north-eastward to Aldeburgh, and which is still increasing by the deposit of shingle at its south-western end.
The biographies of all the famous men who were enrolled in this academy must be sought in the pages of Didot's Alde Manuce.
THE ALDE How near I walked to Love, How long, I cannot tell.
I was like the Alde that flows Quietly through green level lands, So quietly, it knows Their shape, their greenness and their shadows well; And then undreamingly for miles it goes And silently, beside the sea.
IV THE ALDE How near I walked to Love, How long, I cannot tell.
Tha hja nw god saton, tha sandon hja svme alde stjvrar and magjara ana wal and forthnei there burch Sydon, men that forma nildon tha Kadhemar nawet fon-ra neta.
At its opposite extremity the street leads to a deserted martello tower, and to the forlorn outlying suburb of Slaughden, between the river Alde and the sea.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alde" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
