The labourinthes of pollicie I have trod To find the clew of safetie, for my Cuntrie Requird a head more knowing and a courage As bold as his,--though I must say 'tis great.
And they were not only thus left destitute of help in their extreme wants, haveing neither vitails, nor any thing to trade with, but others prepared & ready to glean up what y^e cuntrie might have afforded for their releefe.
Things likly to be true in a cuntrie wher so many sayle of ships come yearly a fishing; they might as well say, there can no aile or beere in London be kept from sowering.
And by this means the cuntrie became pestered with many unworthy persons, who, being come over, crept into one place or other.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cuntrie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
