The Erische kyngis than evirilkane Hayme till thar awne repar ar gane, 310 And undirtuk in all-kyn thyng For till obeys till the biddyng Of Schir Edward, that thar king call thai.
For he wist that he had no richt; And als he dred the Kyngis mycht, That in Carrik wes travalland, Quhar the mast strynth wes of the land.
The Kyngis hert have thai fundyn thar, And that haym with thame have thai tane, And ar toward thair innys gane With greting and with evill cher; Thair sorow angyr wes to her.
Schir Edward the Bruce wes thare, 276 And James als of Douglas, That wes eschapit fra the chas, And with the Kyngis brothir met.
With that weill neir thretty and ma Of bowmen com, and bykkyrrit swa That thai hurt of the Kyngis men.
And all as I tald till yhow air; And of theKyngis curtasye, 125 That levit him debonarly Till do of his land his liking.
For gif the hund mycht lest on lif, He wist full weill that thai wald drif The Kyngistras till thai hym ta; Than wist he weill thai wald him sla.
For quhen the Kyngis cumpany Saw at thai fled so fowlely, Thai chasyt thame with all thar mayn, 276 And sum thai tuk, and sum war slayn.
Men sais, Schir Thomas Randale than, Chassand, the Kyngis baner wan; 88 Quhar-throu in Ingland wyth the Kyng He had rycht gret price and lovyng.
Of kyngly honour sa mysfortunate: 20 The chance of kyngis standis onderlowt, To mekill dreid ay subiect, and in dowt From thar estait to dekey suddanly, That all quyet and eys is thame deny.
For the mast part of our convene and band To me salbe to twich ȝour kyngis hand.
Quhou to the Kyngis palyce sped Ene, That syne was take, thar helpit na suple.
In the meyn tyme, the kyngis of athir rowt From thar citeis and strenthis ischis owt.
Our spretis war restoryt, and curage grew The kyngis palyce to succur, and reskew The men tharin with all help and supple, To strenthing thame war venquyst neyr, we se.
Item, speke to zowr atorney in the Kyngis benche that he take hed to all maner indytamentis both old and new and to all oder materis that hangyng ther.
Also ther is no man that hathe contentyd ony thyng in the Kyngis Benche of all thys term for zour materis, and that makythe the clerkis and zowr Aturnay wery.
And that I promytte you on myn honour for he is not within the kyngis hoste in my company that breketh the kyngiscrye but he shal have execucioun accordyng to his offences.
I muste now on my jurnay, A kyngis lond for to fend.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kyngis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
