What works not beauty, man's relenting mind Is eath to move with plaints and shows of woe: Her lips cast forth a chain of sugared words, That captive led most of the Christian lords.
Kiss me, embrace me, if you further venture, Love keeps the gate, the fort is eath to enter.
See, see, my naked heart, on this alone Employ your force this fort is eath to win, And love will shoot you from his mighty bow, Weak is the shot that dripile falls in snow.
But to declare the mournfull Tragedyes, And spoiles, wherewith he all the ground did strow, 8 More eath to number, with how many eyes High heauen beholds sad louers nightly theeueryes.
Yer'll set yer teeth agin the 'eath When theer's a toob up there.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eath" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
