Beith larg and iff{is} frely of thi thing; [Sidenote: for liberality is the treasure of a king.
Vpon this carcasse of a hard, cold hart; Let all thy scatter'd shafts of light, that play Among the leaues of thy larg books of day.
They are enformed that Mr. Peacockes ill behaveor was partly occation; for at first the king used hym kyndly and gave us larg previlegese to trade in his domynions.
They marvelled much at this, for they conceived that much of their moneis had been paid in, & y^t yearly each of them had received a proportionable quantity out of y^e larg returnes sent home.
We shall not need to answer all y^e passages of your larg letter, &c.
Winslow, I have received, and your larg parcell of beaver and otter skines.
Beachamps name; and to that end have furnished him with larg provissions, &c.
Slight longitudinal grove in place of the central rib, smooth and of a deep green; near the upper extremity those lefets are decurscivily pinnate as are also those of the larg firn.
Artillerist's Coat and hat, 5 robes made of our larg flag, and a fiew our old Clothes trimed with ribon.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "larg" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
