O London city is my own, An other citys twa or three, Coud loose me out o prison strong, An coud mantain a lady free.
And for my citys daughters sake, mine eye Doth breake mine heart.
The Forest Citys had given the Nationals the only defeat of the tour, winning 29-23.
Chicago had a crack team called the Excelsiors, which went to Rockford, Illinois, in 1864, and won glory by defeating the Forest Citysof that place.
That season marked my advent on the diamond as a professional, I being a member of the Forest Citys of Rockford; so it can readily be seen that I was among the first of the men in America who made of base-ball playing a business.
That same fall Sager and Haskins were engaged by the Rockford team, and I have always thought that it was due to the representations made by them that I was engaged to play with the Forest Citys the following season.
The Forest Citys of Rockford did not enter the arena that year, but I was "still in the ring," having transferred my services to the Athletics of Philadelphia, where I remained until the formation of the National League in 1876.
O London city is my own, An other citys twa or three, Coud loose me out o prison strong, An could maintain a lady free.
O hae ye ony lands or rents, Or citys in your ain country, Coud free you out of prison strong, An coud maintain a lady free?
O hae ye ony lands or rents, Or citys in your ain country, Coud free you out of prison strong, An coud mantain a lady free?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "citys" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
