Wallace was blyth off our awn natiff kyn, That come till him off baill that thai war in: 1000 And all the ost off comforde was the blythar, Fra thair awn folk was multipliand the mar.
Scotland was fre, that lang in baill had beyne, Throw Wallace won fra our fals enemys keyn.
Wallace tharwith turnyt for ire in teyn, Braith teris for baill byrst out fra bathe his eyn.
The paynfull wo socht till hys hart full sone; 200 War nocht for schayme he had socht to the ground, For bytter baill that in his breyst was bound.
Her off as than till hir he spak no mair; His brydill turnyt, and fra hir can he fair: Sic murnyng maid for his der worthi kyn, Him thocht for baill his breyst ner bryst in twyn.
This is called "giving heel" to the drum-- baill y talon.
Fell is thy fortoun, wikkit is thy weird; Thy blis is baneist, and thy baillon breird!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "baill" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
