And yet it were a great bourde to play off on the English, and most like to take them and to be told of in ballad and chronicle, like one of Wallace's onfalls.
Oh, she will hear no bourde nor jest on this Pucelle that all the countryside is clashing of, and that is bewitching my maid, methinks, even from afar.
Item the same daye paied to the same Nicholas for his boyesbourde wages by the same space amounting to xxxix wok[s] at xvj d.
Whan Gamelyn was y-set · in the Iustices stede, Herkneth of a bourde · that Gamelyn dede.
Itm the vij daye paied to John Evans for his bourde wages for one quarter due at our Lady daye laste paste xxx s.
Itm the same daye paied to the same Clampe for his bourde wages from the xxv daye of Decembre unto the laste daye of this monethe the which amounts to cxxvij dayes, at iiij d.
Itm the ix daye paied to the same John Evans for his bourde wages fro Mydsom tyll Michelmas after iiij d.
Mademoiselle Bourde declared, surveying the young couple with a certain tactful serenity, but standing very close to them, as if it might be her duty to interpose.
He lost no time in asking Dora whether her mother would send Mademoiselle Bourde after them if she were to go with him into one of the other rooms, the same way she had done--didn't she remember?
Raymond demanded, sarcastically, as Mademoiselle Bourde came in sight, emerging from the drawing-room.
Effie and Tishy sat in the circle, on the edge of rather high chairs, while Mademoiselle Bourde surveyed in them with complacency the results of her own superiority.
They looked at Mademoiselle Bourde for approval whenever they spoke, and, in addressing their mother alternately with that accomplished woman, kept their two languages neatly distinct.
He took it, while she smiled at him, but he said nothing more--he was so annoyed at the way Mademoiselle Bourde watched them.
There must be so many details a woman can't tackle,' he said to himself; for even counting in the Marquise and Mademoiselle Bourde this only made a multiplication of petticoats.
And by 'all' he meant also Mademoiselle Bourde and the Marquise.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bourde" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
