Troilus, `To knowe of this, ye, were it never so lyte?
I knowe him not, god helpe me so,' quod she; `Allas!
So Jupiter have of my soule part, As in this world right now ne knowe I non So worthy to be loved as Palamon, That serveth you, and wol don al his lyf.
But if it like to this companye, I wil yow of a Sompnour telle a game; joke Parde, ye may wel knowe by the name, That of a Sompnour may no good be sayd; I pray that noon of yow be evel apayd.
The situation of Sandy Knowe was favorable both for storyteller and listener.
Scott eyed the distant height of Sandy Knowe with an earnest gaze as we rode along, and said he had often thought of buying the place, repairing the old tower, and making it his residence.
Bot hou whilom therof it stod, A tale which is good to knowe To thee, mi Sone, I schal beknowe.
Fulofte and thus the swete soureth, 1190 Whan it is knowe to the tast: He spilleth many a word in wast That schal with such a poeple trete; For whan he weneth most beyete, Thanne is he schape most to lese.
Bot he which ladde his wraththe so Hath knowe of love bot a lite; Bot for al that he was to wyte, Thurgh his sodein Malencolie To do so gret a felonie.
Sche sih ther was non other weie, And seide he scholde hire wel conforte, That he ferst loke out ate porte, That noman were nyh the stede, Which myhte knowewhat thei dede, And thanne he mai do what he wolde.
But Mary went to a knowe that commanded the road, and watched Hillocks's dogcart cross Tochty bridge and go up the other side till it disappeared into the dark fir woods on the ridge.
The footpath from the doctor's to Whinnie Knowe passed along the front of the hill above the farm of Drumsheugh, and Marget came to the cottage where she had lived with her mother in the former time.
I knowe also what certaine Doctours have written touching the approbation hereof, for to certifie that the crosse which she found was without doute the selfe same on the whiche Iesus Christ was hanged.
But nowe wyth what compasses, and hardenesse be chyldren troubeled whyle they learne wythout the booke the names of the letters before they knowe what manner letters they bee?
Anon after he learneth to knowehis mother, & after his father.
For there is nothynge worse then when the waywardnes of the master causeth the children to hate lernyng before they knowe wherefore it shulde be loued.
I knowe some men fynde thys excuse, that it is ieopardy lest the labour of studies make y^e good health of the tender bodye weaker.
And it must needes ryse and redounde to your gaine and preferment, for that I heare you say the King's Maiestye doth alreadyknowe you.
Ah Mistresse, I knowe well that Zilia esteemeth not my Letters, ne yet regardeth my loue, I confesse that I haue done you wrong by thus abusing your honest amity, for the solace of my payne.
And to the Ende that wee bee better assured in what state he is, yf you wyll promyse me to gyue ouer your heauynesse, I wyll to Daye knowe of Fryer Laurence whether he is gone.
And stryve to cheare that lovelye mayde In alle her griefe and care: For well I knowe her gentle hearte Dyd ever holde mee deare.
Speck sent for Mr. Osterwick to com and speake with hym, of which he tould me, and I bad hym goe and knowewhat was the matter.
But (blinded as shee was) shee steemes him not, hate and disdaine doe neuer brooke respect, Shee did not knowe that beauties foulest blot consisted in true-louing harts neglect.
I knowe your minde as well as though I were within you: goe to, you seeke to quarrell, but beware of lead I wist; so long goes the potte to the water at length it comes home broken.
Wouldst haue a friend, wouldst knowewhat friend is best?
Some playnely pronounce, that not to knowe the scriptures is not to know Christe.
Men we be all, and that whiche we know, is not the thousand part of that we knowe not.
London ale must have been then in repute, for among the accomplishments of one of the party who was less a pilgrim than a cook, it is noted:-- Well coude he knowe a draught of London ale.
You'll be as proud as Punch, when I dress you out in the handsomest costume ever shot down Oak Knowe slide!
She has entered Oak Knowe some time after the opening of term and must pass examination, that I may understand for which Form she is best fitted.
Never had the old man come to Oak Knowe without some dainty for the little girl and she expected such now.
She's the only girl at Oak Knowe who's rich enough and generous enough to do such a splendid thing.
He was well used to meeting the Oak Knowe girls, but wondered a little at finding one at this hour in the Lady Principal's private parlor.
Self-blame doesn't tend toward anybody's good nature and the head of Oak Knowe School for Young Ladies had been sorely tried.
I wanted to do something which would prove that I am; so instead of picking out a few of what we called 'our set' I want every girl at Oak Knowe to join us.
A housemaid threw up her hands in wild excitement, crying: "'Tis ten long years I've served Oak Knowe but my day is past!
The most highly valued prize of each year at Oak Knowe was the gold medal for improvement in conduct.
Winston would be there or somebody would know about us--if we told--and would telephone to Oak Knowe what trouble we're in.
The pet was dep and he fell lowe, That of his men non myhte knowe Wher he becam, for non was nyh Which of his fall the meschief syh.
I knowe the questions that at this Newes flocke into your mind: is she black or faire, tall or short, of court or cottage?
And at your commyng ye shall knowe Ferther of the kinges pleasure.
Mr. Gifforde & I cam from the courte togither but when we cam into london he departed from me I knowe not whither.
Neuertheles yt may please your lordeshypp to knowe the sayd sir Roberte Clere [756] c.
And wher as ye haue with you a monk of the said house of Vawdy oon Dauys Edward Clerke, wiche ye knowe well haith gretely mysordred hymselff.
Her fingers picked without a stop at the woolly bits of the blankets, and her eyes were on as much of the knowe below the house as she could see out at the open door.
The fairy pipe of the Wee Folk's Knowe never made a sweeter fever of sound, yet it hurt the ears of the women, who had reason to know the payment of pipers' springs.
I knowe I neede give no advice to Polley, to take care of first encouragements.
She was a woman of the old Sandy-Knowe breed, with the strong sense, high principle, and indifferent temper which belonged to my father's family.
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