Yestrene, yestrene, I dreamt my bower Of red, red blude was fu; Gin ye gang to this black hunting, I sall hae caus to rue.
Ye hae nae caus to feare:' And syne he's kist her comely cheik, And syne the starting teare.
Sen ye winna gie me my wages, lord, Ye sall hae caus to rue:' And syne he brewed a black revenge, And syne he vowed a vow.
First written in French by Isaak de Caus a late famous engineer: And now translated into English by John Leak.
De Caus’ fountain was one of these pleasing toys, and De Caus himself could never have thought otherwise of it, taking his own large book and his own few lines of description; although it served the purpose of M.
To say that De Caus had only to add another pipe, and only to make another arrangement or two, and then this petite fontaine would somewhat resemble a steam engine, is neither sound nor admissible.
Pretended interview between the Marquis of Worcester and De Caus in the Bicêtre, Paris.
It is obvious, therefore, that De Caus himself, set no great store by this toy fountain; he saw no great scope in its application, and certainly never assumed it to be of greater value than as an amusing experimental fountain.
Kyng Latyn speris the caus of thar cummyng, And Ilioneus maid gudly ansueryng.
Bot al syk crymys in luffis caus I resyng To the confessioun of morale Jhonne Gower; For I mon follow the text of our mater.
Frend, farly nocht, na caus is to complene Albeit thy wyt gret God may nocht attene; For, mycht thou comprehend be thyne engyne The maist excellent maieste dyvyne, He mycht be reput a pretty God and meyn.
And my lord useth yerely to caus to be delyvrede to every of his lordschippe's wardes or Hausmen, or anny other yonge gentilmen that be at his lordschippe's fynding, and be of aige to take their rights after ij, to every such person.
Solomon de Caus was architect and engineer to the Elector Palatine, and constructed the gardens at Heidelberg in 1619.
It seems, therefore, that Solomon De Caus re-published, with additions, the work of Isaac De Caus.
Arago considers that De Caus expresses the quality of elasticity proper to the vapour, and that the context justifies the inference, that to this elasticity he ascribed the elevation of the water in the tube C B.
Solomon De Caus was engineer and architect to Louis XIII.
The mechanical power obtained from the direct pressure of the elastic force of steam, used in the atmospheric engine to balance the atmosphere during the ascent of the piston, was suggested by De Caus and Lord Worcester.
This volume is without a date, but from the nature of its contents it would appear to have been published before the work of Solomon De Caus already cited.
For off the lordis sum thai slew, And sum thai hangyt, and sum thai drew; And sum thai put in hard presoune, For-owtyn caus or enchesoun.
And syn men may on this kyn wis Wirk agane that cours, that is 744 Principal caus of thair demyng, Me think thair dome na certane thing.
He said, "The breking of bydding 135 "Micht caus be of discomfiting.
Outaken him, men has nocht seyn Quhar he for ony man maid menyng; And the caus wes of his lufing, That he his sistir paramouris 485 Lufit, and held all at rebouris His awyne wif dame Esobell.
The King said, 'Sa our lord me sayn, 24 'I had gret caus hym for to slay.
Bot he ansuerit, 'It sould be gottin the nixt meitting; and he wald hald the nixt assemblie for that caus the soner: It was nocht reddie at that tyme.
And the said Barbara and Effie McCalyane gatt than ane promeis of the Dewill, that his hienes pictour sould be gottin to thame twa, and that rycht sone: And this mater of his hienes pictour was the caus of that assemblie.
Befoir Cupide vailing his cap a lyte, Speiris thecaus of that vocacioun; And he anon shew his intencioun.
I wuz gone a long time caus my Ole Boss took me way from Murry wen I wuz a small boy.
Wy, he neva wood low me to go barfooted, caus he wuz afraid I'd stick thorns in my feet, an if he eva caut me barfooted, he sho wod make my back tell it.
Wen we got to Mayfield, we went strate to Judge Williams caus he marrid my Ole Boss' sister and I wuz sho we could stay wid dem.
Dat wuz de las time I eva saw my good Ole Boss caushe went on to Missouri.
The men that had bene the caus of hir trouble' (Morton and the rest) 'wald be prefarit in credit to thame.
Ze gar me dissemble sa far, that I haif horring thairat; and ye caus me do almaist the office of a traitores.
He declairit unto me his seiknes, and that he wald mak na testament, bot only leif all thing to me; and that I was the caus of his maladie, becaus of the regrait that he had that I was sa strange unto him.
Thay for this caus wald be in jelosy, gif at anis, without thair knawledge, I suld brek the play set up in the contrair in thair presence.
And I stept out and sed, Hold on, dont go and make it Tuesday becaus Amandas promist to go fishin and dad wont let me go to Frost Lake without her, caus its 16 feet deep, and you should have seen them jump.
Na wach wes set, be caus thai had na dout Off Scottis men that leiffand was with out.
The instruments of Porta and of De Caus were "steam fountains," and were probably applied, if used at all, merely to ornamental purposes.
The marquis found De Caus actually confined in the Bicêtre in Paris as a madman, for wanting to convince his countrymen of the marvellous powers of steam.
The writings of Salomon deCaus were held in much estimation among learned men during the whole of the seventeenth century.
From that time the affair was no more spoken of, and Salomon de Caus was allowed to remain in undisputed possession of his fame, as having been the first to point out the use of steam in his work, "Les Raisons des Forces Mouvantes.
Arago draws from it the conclusion that Salomon de Caus was the original inventor of the steam-engine.
De Caus was not only never confined in a madhouse, but he was architect to Louis XIII.
In this letter it is stated that De Caus came four years ago [1637] from Normandy, to inform the King concerning a marvellous invention which he had made, being nothing less than the application of steam to the propulsion of carriages.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "caus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
