In al quhilk, houbeit the e behind the c be idle, yet use hes made it tollerable to noat the breaking of the c, for al tongues bear with sum slippes that can not abyde the tuich stone of true orthographie.
And hes ta en up his bonny sister, With the big tear in his een, And he has buried his bonny sister Among the hollins green.
And hes ta en down the silk napkin, Hung on a silver pin; And aye he wipes the tear trickling Adown her cheek and chin.
And syne hes hied him o'er the dale, His father dear to see: "Sing O and O for my bonny hind, Beneath yon hollin tree!
Well, he gits so axcited thet he tries to break a chunk offen thu laidge with his gun butt, an' thu blame ole shootin' iron jars loose an' blows hes fool wing off.
But he manages ter git home with hes leetle ole hunk o' quawtz, tells thu ole woman wheah he found it, an' petehs out, hisself.
Yuh go oveh theah and watch hes eyes follerin' of her.
Yuh looked just like a angel, floppin hes wings--upside down.
He's awful sot in hes ways an' it's goin' to be hard to explain.
He's made up a leetle pome all outen hes own haid thet would make a Ute cry.
He were full o' talk, as usual, but I reckon thet hes blowin' won't cause no cyclones in these yeah pahts.
Why, he's weeped so hawd thet hes years has got washed clean for oncet!
Hes last, yuh mean," muttered Red sotto voce, "fer I am to be first if he bats hes eye.
Naow yuh'd think thet thu two thousand plunks thu Company paidhes paw fer dammitches was a purty faih standoff fer past hawdships, but thet fambly's luck was suthin' scandalous!
So them thar vultureshes got ter either work south er quit, an' I reckon as how they hain't likely ter quit till they hes tew.
These yere is tough times, stranger, in these parts, an' a man whut has ter pertect a lovely female hes got ter keep his eye skinned.
This yere's gospel truth: Sheridan hes started his infantry on a half-circle march fer Minersville.
I don't see none, 'less them thar dark cornershes got holes in 'em.
When a woman hes a godly stay-to-home husband, Satan takes to his heels.
Thair war some that cairfullie and panefullie travellit that nathing prejudiciall to the Quenis auctoritie, suld be done in absence of the Lord James; to quhom the Quene hes recompensit evill for gude service.
The Sermon was afterwards published by Knox, in order, as he says, "to let such as Satan hes not altogether blinded, see upon how small occasions great offence is now conceived.
Hes telephoned from Guildford to say hes on the road.
If you notice, hes different from me; and whatever my failings may be, I'm a sane man.
And if I find that the author's simply getting at me the whole time, I consider that hes obtained my money under false pretences.
Besides, hes quite right: my poor father had asked for his usual five pounds; and John gave him a hundred in his big way.
All very well for him: hes had a destiny to meditate on; but I havnt had any destiny yet.
The dear old son is always telephoning or telegraphing: he thinkshes hustling along like anything when hes only sending unnecessary messages.
I shant press Johnny: hes had enough of me for one week-end.
Jerry would drive me mad: you know very well hes a fool: even Johnny thinks him a fool.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
