Here we begin to indite the pleasant History which beset between the Cock and the Fox.
Here we begin to inditethe history of Sultan Habib and of what befel him with Durrat al-Ghawwas.
Physician sat down toindite his prescription, when behold, a white slave came in and said to his lord, "Thy Harim requireth thee.
Stop tears, or I 'll indite All weeping Bedfordshire for turning Bunyanite!
On behalf of these, with my usual piece of smuggled lead pencil, I soon began to indite and submit to the officers of the institution, letters in which I described the cruel practices which came under my notice.
You will be kind enough, nephew, to have delivered to Sir Adrian, no later than to-day, the letter which I shall this moment indite to him.
So my old friend, almost forgotten," he murmured, "that is where you indite such worthy lines.
So why shouldn't you indite a few for us to guess?
Is it likely that each one of us will have to indite verses on all twelve?
So just you now drop the poetical meeting, and invite the whole crowd to a show; and if we wait until they go, won't we be able to indite as many poems as we like?
Yet after a few days, I shall neither indite any verses, nor write any compositions, as I am simply a rustic boor, nothing more!
I'll indite a stanza in advance," eagerly exclaimed Hsiang-yün.
In fact, this line will take the lead, so 'old labourer of Tao Hsiang' be quick and indite some more to tag on below.
Not only so, but it is altogether probable that an average graduate of the village school cannot indite a common letter, or set down a page of any miscellaneous characters, without writing something wrong.
They can't indite papa because he refused to be high-sheriff.
I say no more; but I'll go home and indite iambics: thou shalt not want for an epithalamium; I'll do thy business in verse.
My rival is a thief; and I'll indite you for a receiver of stolen goods.
In vain they fall back on their pens and inditeletters and proclamations, their President out-letters and out-proclaims them.
There is nothing in all the great room more feathery than the stumpy end of an old quill pen, with which Miss Craven is wont to indite her small accounts.
While your excellency takes care of him, and of the fiddler's arrest, I will go and indite the aforesaid letter.
I took it upon me to indite an innocent, stingless satire, whereof for samples take the following.
So, let a scribe be brought and I will indite him a letter.
He did not even feel inclined to indite a sonnet to his mistress's eyebrow or compare her to anything in heaven above or the earth beneath.
Lloyd took the caricature and the verses with his customary seriousness, going so far as to indite a "Letter to The Anti-Jacobin Reviewers," which was printed in Birmingham in 1799.
I did indite a splenetic letter, but did the black Hypocondria never gripe thy heart, till them hast taken a friend for an enemy?
The Gentry which now indite Sonnets are certainly the legitimate descendants of the ancient shepherds.
Grasp, "why I saw him not; I heard him not; neither did he indite a line of that I left for him to work at.
But the thoughts we here indite as Pierre's are to be very carefully discriminated from those we indite concerning him.
A leaf torn out of one of the books which were amongst the baggage returned to him served him for paper sufficient to write on; and with such rude materials he contrived to indite a letter to Monsieur de Bourbonne, which will explain itself.
But even Cicero upon such a theme could onlyindite an eloquent lie.
A parrot informs me, that they are at daggers drawn with a prodigious blotch just beside them; and that their most approved patriots daily indite pamphlets to shew how they cannot hold out ten years longer.
In a nice little bedroom, with a cheerful fire, the second time I have seen one in two years, I indite these particulars, and shall continue from our next place of rest.
