Y si paresciere algun inconveniente que esto se haga a perpetuo, aunque no le ay, abida consideracion a la dicha ley del reyno, y su Magestad fuere servido que sea por algun tiempo limitado, por el tiempo que fuere declarado por S.
Todavia mostramos rostro a los Franceses, como tambien es menester que alla se haga con los Ingleses, que no se puede confiar que no vengan Franceses a saber dellos lo que alli podrian entender.
Petrus de Haga is, in turn, witness to a charter made by Richard de Moreville.
Thomas Rymor de Ercildune is witness to a deed whereby one Petrus de Haga obliges himself to make a certain payment to the Abbey of Melrose.
Then he went out to the Haga Park and prayed the whole length of the Norrtullsgata that Jesus would seek him.
In the Haga Park there sat little groups of families picnicking, with the children playing about.
But he had been so often praised for his good memory, and there was only an interval of two or three hours between his going to the Haga Park and his return.
A school-fellow with his sister came one Sunday morning in the early part of the year to him and asked him whether he would accompany them to the Haga Park.
No, your Grace; but when Count Haga first visited France when he was only prince royal, he dined with the late king, who had received twelve bottles of Tokay from the Emperor of Austria.
Well, do you think Count Haga will drink sixty bottles with his dinner?
The Count Haga was the well-known name of the King of Sweden, assumed by him when travelling in France.
Ther beftha haga wallum fon lof tha fon sten bvwadon hja hova mith kestlik husark, and vmbe by tha wla prestrum in en goda hrop to wesande, staldon hja ther falska drochten likanda and vntuchtiga bilda in.
Cornelis Haga was sent to Stockholm; and from this time forward a close intimacy was established between Sweden and the States.
In the Levant, during the long residence of Cornelis Haga at Constantinople, trade had been greatly extended.
He had visited Paris in his youth; under the name of the Count de Haga he had partaken of the hospitalities of Versailles.
That the king might not doubt the warning thus given, he recalled to his memory his dress, gesture, his sleep in his apartment of Haga in the evening that he had believed himself quite alone.
Count Haga first broke the silence, which had lasted for some minutes.
To-day, your grace also receives a guest, who vainly calls himself Count Haga--Count Haga is still King of Sweden.
But that," said the marshal, "is the very thing that I am tiring myself to death in forbidding; Count Haga wishes to preserve his incognito as strictly as possible.
Count Haga raised his glass, and looked through it.
No, your grace; but when Count Haga first visited France, when he was only prince royal, he dined with the late king, who had received twelve bottles of tokay from the Emperor of Austria.
I shall leave your service this evening, but Count Haga will have been treated like a king.
At this moment, as Count Haga had dropped his incognito in speaking to Cagliostro, M.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "haga" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
