But I hae promised an errand to go, Seven lang miles ayont the sea, And blythe and merry I never will be Untill that errand you let me.
She lifted up the green covering, And gae him kisses three; Then he lookd up into her face, The blythe blink in his ee.
How blythe and happy might he be Gets you to be his bride!
The sun sheens owre them a sae bonnie; I am Donald the Lord of Skye, I think I'll mak ye as blythe as onie.
When she entered the church style, The tear was in her e'e; But when she entered the church door, 55 A blythesight did she see.
In the third test match, at Leeds, England was deprived of the services of Hayward and Blythe through illness, and an accident to Jessop during the match compelled the side to play a man short.
Day have been prominent in the Kent eleven; and in Fielder and Blythe they have had two first-class professional bowlers.
Helen, out sketching, goes to the assistance of a strange girl, whose real identity is a puzzle to all the Blythe girls.
But if your lordship has no need of my testimony, I believe the other side would be extremely blythe to get it.
My trouble is to have become dipped in a political complication, which it is judged you would be blythe to avoid a knowledge of.
Mr. Doig and I would be blythe to take harder at your clever pen," says I.
Mr. Blythe breathed, rather than sung the hymn, in the notes of Luther's hundredth psalm; and he did it with the accompaniment of tremulous and broken accents from all around the couch.
A parson that 's blythe is a shame to be seen, And it 's wrong in you even to smile.
For blythe as the urchin at holiday play, And meek as the matron in mantle of gray, And trim as the lady of gentle degree, Is the maid of Llanwellyn who smiles upon me.
Wherever I gaed theblythe lasses smiled sweet, And mithers and aunties were mair than discreet, While kebbuck and bicker were set on the board; But now they pass by me, and never a word.
Young Will was braw and weel put on, Sae blythe was he and vogie; And he got bonnie Mary Don, The flower o' a' Strabogie.
He said that for that day and the next our road lay in the same direction, and that he would be blythe o’ my company.
Noo God be praised for thisblythe day, that Mr. Richard's cam to his ain at last!
If thou shou'dst hang on yon draw-brig, Blythe wou'd I never be.
Wist England's king that I was ta'en, Oh, gin a blythe man he wou'd be!
Miss Anne, the ill o' thae idle words--they were its very joy and sunshine; my blythe callants!
One hears no more of the rights of women now--bubbles of such a sort do not float in the rare atmosphere of this household--there is nothing in them congenial with the sunshine of its blythe order and freedom.
Anne thanked him, and walked on briskly with her blythe conductor, who stayed his whistling, and dropped a step or two behind, in honor of the lady.
Some three or four weeks after Lady Blythe's sudden exit from a world too callous to care whether she stayed in it or went from it, Lord Blythe called at Miss Leigh's house and asked to see her.
The men beside them were a little embarrassed, the Duke twirled his short white moustache, and Lord Blythe glanced at his wife with some wonder and curiosity.
Lady Blythe again laughed that harsh laugh of suppressed hysterical excitement--"She is innocent enough!
Lord Blythe will be delighted--he's a kind old person!
Lord Blythe was still away, having prolonged his tour in order to enjoy the beauty of the Italian lakes in autumn.
Lord Blythe echoed the words in a kind of stupefied wonderment.
Duke, fully aware that Lady Blythe was occasionally "moved that way.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blythe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
