O grete god, that parfournest thy laude By mouth of innocents, lo heer thy might!
Myn heritage moot I nedes selle, And been a begger; heer may I nat dwelle, And shamen al my kinrede in this place, 1565 But I of him may gete bettre grace.
I woot wel by the cradel, I have misgo, 4255 Heerlyth the miller and his wyf also.
And eek to this avow I wol me binde: My berd, myn heer that hongeth long adoun, 2415 That never yet ne felte offensioun Of rasour nor of shere, I wol thee yive, And ben thy trewe servant whyl I live.
Ef you is see me wun I sick fer true, 't will mekky you heer stan' up, I skeer you so.
So all Heer Roosten had to do was to write to Trenchard at Moonfleet, and in due course the letter was returned to him, with the information that Trenchard had fled that place to escape the law, and was then nowhere to be found.
It was addressed to the Reverend Horace Glennie, Perpetual Curate of Moonfleet, in the County of Dorset, England, and written in English by Heer Roosten, Attorney and Signariat of the Hague in the Kingdom of Holland.
Thus he came at length to his end, and after his death Heer Roosten endeavoured to give effect to the provision of the will, by writing to John Trenchard, at Moonfleet, Dorset, to apprise him that he was left sole heir.
It set forth that one Krispijn Aldobrand, jeweller and dealer in precious stones, at the Hague, had sent for Heer Roosten to draw a will for him.
After that Heer Roosten was advised to write to the minister of the parish, and so addressed these lines to Mr. Glennie.
These were the instructions which Heer Roosten received from Mr. Aldobrand, whose health sensibly declined, until three months later he died.
These are confirmed and extended by new investigations, by Heer and Lesquereux, the results of which have been indicated to me by the latter.
Heer suggests, they made use of the stem of a tree with a projecting crooked branch, and adapted it so as to perform the functions of the plough.
Heer is of opinion that the grain was parched before being pounded, and then placed in vessels and slightly soaked.
The absence of traces of agriculture among these remains is, moreover, corroborated byHeer and Cartailhac, both well versed in the discoveries of archaeology.
Heer suggests that the ancient Egyptians may have cultivated L.
The illustration published by Heer shows distinctly a root surmounted by from two to four stems after the manner of perennial plants.
Heer gives an illustration of the stones of Prunus avium, in his paper on the lake-dwellings of Western Switzerland.
Italy, but Heer has described and given illustrations of some which were found in the lake-dwellings of Robenhausen.
Heer has even distinguished two varieties of the species formerly cultivated in Switzerland.
The stones of the two species present a difference in the furrow or groove, which has not escaped the observation of Heer and Sordelli.
Heer calls it Celtica nana, because it is only six to nine millimetres long, whereas our modern field bean is ten to twelve millimetres.
Heer says he found it also among relics of the stone age, at Moosseedorf; but he is less positive, and only gives figures of the less ancient pea of St. Peter's Island.
Heer has given an illustration of one which cannot be mistaken, found at Wangen or Robenhausen.
Heer may ye see wel, how that genterye Is nat annexed to possessioun Redeth Senek, and redeth eek Boece, Ther shul ye seen express that it no drede is That he is gentil that doth gentil dedis.
Let Christian princes that shall heare of this, (As all the world shall know our Guise is dead) Rest satisfed with this that heer I sweare, Nere was there King of France so yoakt as I.
O let me stay and rest me heer a while, A griping paine hath ceasde upon my heart: A sodaine pang, the messenger of death.
I heertell thet they're some new sect," was the guarded reply.
I reckon ye'll heer tell of this black cloth again.
He did appoint her Fate to be her Pheer, And Death's cold kisses to restore her heer Her life again, which never shall expire Untill (as she) the World consume in fire.
It derived enormous support from the researches of Heer and has now become an accepted commonplace.
What is you doin heer Betsy Collins wid your rad eye a bunged up lak yu had been a salting a yellow jackets nest?
Diss heer bisniss is ticklish bisniss, I tell yer dat rite now, und we is all sworn ter find out whedder dat crowbar kilt dose fokses ur whedder dey kilt deyselves.
Consound my buttons, ef de bero man haint dun und penshuned off de niggers, und gon; und dis heer nigger a drapped back to sleep, lak a idgeot, wid nary cent of de penshun.
Dese heer white gals is monstrous sateful dat day is.
Dar aint no kote ergwine on in disheer grate house dat I noes of.
Fetch dat crowbar in heer und tell where yer git him," said the coroner.
He is a rebel, an we are goin ter turn him over to Captain Wilson an his compny uv British sojers, who hev ben heer fur a week past, an are goin to jine the main army on Long Island to-night.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
