I must abide, though it me rewe, 1840 The hegge aboute so thikke was, That closid the roses in compas.
To Daunger cam I, al ashamed, 3395 The which aforn me hadde blamed, Desyring for to pese my wo; But over heggedurst I not go, For he forbad me the passage.
At the left is a speech of Mary in The Crucifixion of the York Cycle; at the right is her speech in the Hegge or so-called Coventry Plays.
The writer of the Hegge speech had discovered long before Ralph Waldo Emerson that the secret of good dialogue is "truth carried alive into the heart by passion.
Sir Knut Gesling, I have long known all that Erik of Hegge has told of you.
There was a dead silence as Anders Hegge told the story; and he had a right to tell it, for he had paid for it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hegge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
