Th'apostel sayth, ther may no lyf be good Whiche is nat grounded upon charite; For charite ne shedde never blood.
For ye ben out of charite And wilneth vengeaunce, as did Nero; 1250 To suffren I woll redy be; I drede not that thou canst do.
So sit it wel, that charite be playn, Whiche unto god him-selve most accordeth, So as the lore of Cristes word recordeth.
Pees is of al[le] charite the keye, 90 Whiche hath the lyf and soule for to weye.
This seemeth rather pryde of freres than charite of god.
Frere, what chariteis this--to make so mony freres in every countrey, to the charge of the people?
The heed above hem hath nat underfongen To sette pees, but every man sleeth other; 265 And in this wyse hath charite no brother.
Frere, what charite is this--to lye to the people, and saye that ye folowe Christ in poverte more than other men don?
So that maystir Jon before seyde of hys gret charite lente the same prioresse good to make it up ageyne and procured hir xx mark of the sekatouris of Roger Chapeleyn[153].
And if grace graunte thee To go in this wise, Thow shalt see in thiselve 3720 Truthe in thyn herte, In a cheyne ofcharite As thow a child were, To suffren hym and segge noght Ayein thi sires wille.
For sith charite hath ben chapman, And chief to shryve lordes, Manye ferlies han fallen In a fewe yeres; 130 But holy chirche and hii Holde bettre togidres, The mooste meschief on molde Is mountynge wel faste.
For were I frere of that hous Ther good feith and charite is, I nolde cope us with thi catel, Ne oure kirk amende, 3010 Ne have a peny to my pitaunce, So God my soule save!
And if ye fare so in youre fermerye, Ferly me thynketh, But cheeste be ther charite sholde be.
For-thi chastite withouten charite Worth cheyned in helle; It is as lewed as a lampe That no light is inne.
And if he chaffareth, he chargeth no losse, Mowe he charite wynne.
Ac charite that Poul preiseth best, And moost plesaunt to oure Lord, Is Non inflatur, non est ambitiosa, non quaerit quae sua sunt, etc.
I have y-seyen charitealso Syngen and reden, Riden and rennen In raggede wedes; Ac biddynge as beggeris Biheld I hym nevere.
For-thi I counseille alle cristene To conformen hem to charite, For charite withouten chalangynge Unchargeth the soule, And many a prison fram purgatorie {316} Thorugh his preieres he delivereth.
For charite is Goddes champion, And as a good child hende, And the murieste of mouth At mete where he sitteth.
Ther parfit truthe and poore herte is, And pacience of tonge, Ther is Charite the chief chaumbrere For God hymselve.
They did not actually need La Charite and St. Pierre le Moustier, though they would be handy possessions against possible breaking of the truce.
At La Charitethere were no shining deeds; no victory of any sort.
In the love-story of Charite the interest centers in a lover and his lass; both are persons in high life, both are faithful.
This happy love romance diverted Charite only briefly, but soon her lover disguised as a robber came and rescued her and after causing the destruction of all the robber band carried her away with Lucius to safety.
There too he saw a band of robbers bring in a captive beauty Charite and heard her piteous tale of how she was kidnapped on her wedding-night for ransom.
Charite by subtle plans was able to put out Thrasyllus' eyes for vengeance and then stabbed herself over her husband's tomb.
Sir Thomas Osborne supping with us, his groom was set upon in the street before our house, and received two wounds, but gave the assassin nine, who was carried off to the Charite Hospital.
At the hospital of La Charite I saw the operation of cutting for the stone.
That of theCharite gave me great satisfaction, in seeing how decently and christianly the sick people are attended, even to delicacy.
In 1801 came a case of like import in the Charite Hospital in Berlin.
The patients were still poured in from the houses of detention, until, at length, the directors of the Charite refused farther admission, the consequence of which was a long and angry correspondence between them and the police.
The lists of the prostitutes under treatment at the Charite demonstrate this.
Ffor charite feeleth no violence, Ffor wher charite afforceth a corage Ther is of peyne fonde non outrage.
So is it all noght worth a Stree, The charite wherof we prechen, For we do nothing as we techen: 2540 And thus the blinde conscience Of pes hath lost thilke evidence Which Crist upon this Erthe tawhte.
Bot I dar take god to borwe, 960 As after min entendement, Non other wise necgligent Thanne I yow seie have I noght be: Forthi per seinte charite Tell me, mi fader, what you semeth.
To him that wroghte charite He was ayeinward charitous, And to pite he was pitous: 3330 For it was nevere knowe yit That charitegoth unaquit.
Of Pite forto speke plein, Which is with mercy wel besein, Fulofte he wole himselve peine To kepe an other fro the peine: For Charite the moder is Of Pite, which nothing amis Can soffre, if he it mai amende.
During the first three years of his attendance at La Charite Hospital in Paris he drew up a minute history of nearly four hundred cases of disease.
The year after his return to Paris he was appointed Professor of Medicine in the College of France, and afterward of clinical medicine at the Hospital La Charite where he had made his own studies as a medical student.
And as I understande, the Clerke of the Rolles is owte of charitewith Maister Yelverton, and my Lord Chaunceller a litell mevid, &c.
Rayer speaks of a woman under his care at the Hopital de la Charite affected with chronic peritonitis, who some time before her death exhaled a very decided odor of musk.
On one occasion, while looking into a mirror in a cafe, he suddenly fell into a sleep, and was taken to the Charite where he was awakened.
Rayer quotes the case of Beauvais, who was a patient in the Hopital de la Charite in 1827.
At the Hopital de la Charite in Paris, Velpeau startled an audience of 500 students and many physicians by saying that he expected to find a rudimentary fetus in a scrotal tumor placed in his hands for operation.
Locke speaks of a boy at the Hopital de la Charite in Paris, who had horny excrescences four inches long and 11 inches in circumference growing from his fingers and toes.
Leyden of Berlin showed to his class at the Charite Hospital a number of hysteric women with a morbid desire for operation without an anesthetic.
The strong town of La Charite was held by Perrinet Gressart, who had begun life as a mason but, war being the best trade, made a fine living out of the rich district of the upper Loire.
We were, however, surprised when we heard that a strong body of the Germans had forded the river; and had blockaded La Charite on this side, while it had been besieged on the other.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "charite" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
