Quod Gyas: Bot Menetes, for hys barge Of the hyd rolkis blynd sum deill afferyt, Towart the deip fludis hyr stevin ay steryt.
Set thou to Wlcane haue ful gret resembling, And art sum tyme the minister of thundring, Or sum blynd Ciclopes of thy laithly wra, Thou art bot Jovys smytht, in the fyre blawing, And dyrk fornace of perpetuall Ethna.
Vpheit sone in blynd prosperyte, Can not be war, nor myssour hald with the!
The dangerus schaldis and cost vppykyt we, With al hys blynd rolkis, of Lylibe.
From Harpyes fell, and blynd Cyclopes handis, 20 Be my laid star, virgyne moder, but maik; Thocht storm of temptatioun my schip oft schaik.
The rayn and royk reft from ws sycht of hevin; The brokkyn skyis rappis furth thunderis levin; 30 Forswiftit from our richt cowrs, gan we ar Amang the blynd wallis waverand far.
Or ȝit that bargane stuffyt or bet, lat se, 15 With Cupydis blynd lust and subtilite?
Be this the Queyn, throw hevy thochtis onsound, In euery vayn nurysys the greyn wound, Smytyn so deip with the blynd fyre of lufe Hir trublyt mynd gan fra all rest remufe.
But if he be blynd or broke-legged, Or bolted with irens, He shall ete whete breed, 4070 And drynke with myselve, Til God of his goodnesse Amendement hym sende.
And but he bowe for this betyng, Blynd mote he worthe.
The boldnesse of thi bienfetes Maketh thee blynd thanne; And thanne worstow dryven out as dew, And the dore closed, Keyed and cliketted, To kepe thee withouten; Happily an hundred wynter Er thow eft entre.
For as ferre as we be blynd in Adam/ we can not but seke & will oure awne profitt/ pleasure & glorie.
And also in Clerk's Advice to Luvaris: Sum festnit is and ma not fle, Sum led is lyk the belly blynd With luve, war bettir lat it be.
What plagues sche brought with hir, and how thei yitt continew, such as ar nott blynd may manifestlie see.
For as the blynd man, hauyng no sense to see and iudge knoweth not whom he striketh: so the madde man, beyng cruell and furious, hath no compassion in sparyng any.
The Quene, than Regent, perseving that hir crafte began to be espiit, be all meaneis possebill travellit to blynd the pepill.
Which may well be compared to a sword put in the handes of one, that is both blynd and mad.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blynd" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
