And happeth that the kinges fol Sat be the fyr upon a stol, As he that with his babil pleide, Bot yit he herde al that thei seide, And therof token thei non hiede.
Bot who that wole in his degre Travaile so as it belongeth, It happeth ofte that he fongeth Worschipe and ese bothe tuo.
For whan a man hath over-greet a wit, Ful oft him happeth to misusen it; [530: T.
The more harm is; it happeth ofte so, Of which ther cometh muchel harm and wo.
For his honour, as ofte ithappeth so, That I made vertu of necessitee, And took it wel, sin that it moste be.
And if ithappeth in any wise that his foot maketh noise, treading upon anything, then he chasteneth that foot with hard biting.
And if it happeth that his whelps be let with heaps of gravel, and by default of water, he taketh much water in his mouth, and throweth upon them, and delivereth them in that wise out of peril, and bringeth them again into the deep sea.
For that affection happeth in very few without the cause being either lack of faith, lack of hope, or finally lack of wit.
But though he can be content for God's sake to forbear it thenceforth, yet not only can he not weep for every sin that is past, but some were haply so wanton that when he happeth to remember them he can scantly forbear to laugh.
If our land be a thing of more surety than our money, how happeth it then that in this persecution we are more afraid to lose it?
And many falsely speak them full fair and praise them with their mouth, who when there happeth any great fall unto them, bark and bite upon them like dogs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "happeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
