Harcort who was the cause, and that it may be wyst in the next byll that ye send me; for if they wer the causers, it lythe in my cosyn Harsettes power to qwytte theym.
Item, as for myn oncyll Wylliam, I have grant to have a byll of hym what every thyng lythe for; but all thyng is not yet in rest ayen that was remevyd for the chyrchyng of my Lady Anne.
Yet she lythe in Norwyche, and shall do tyll she be delyverd; but I have be seek ever sythe I cam on thys syd the see, but I trust hastyly to amend for all my seknesse that I had at Caleys, and sythe I cam over also, cam but of cold.
Yermeuthe, and it wer pete that the tyll wer lost; and the lenger that it lythe unleyd the wers it wyll be.
Item, as for Sir Thomas Howes, he lythe most at Norwiche.
The Kyng lytheat Durham, and my Lord of Norfolk at New Castyll.
My Lord of Warwyk lythe at the castyll of Warcorthe, but iij.
Even Preacher Lythe told us one time that he, like Paul, 'learned' in whatsoever state he was, therewith to be content.
My refformacyon and counforte in eschewyng that lythe holly in your helpe and Jenneyez at thys tyme, be cause my maystyr hathe comytted the governaunce of the seyd matere to yow, and what expense it draweth he agreyth to bere it, &c.
I should propose, therefore, that from the bank of the Lythe a tunnel be commenced, rising at a gentle incline until it pierces the basin of the lake.
When the Lythe rose beyond a certain point, it overflowed into a hollow, hardly a valley, and thereby a portion of it descended almost straight to Glaston.
The Lythe flowed to the sea, and the silver-mailed salmon leaped into the more limpid air.
The Lythe bounds the estate, and there makes a great loop, so that a portion might be cut off by a straight line from one arm of the curve to the other, which would be quite outside the park.
For the rest of the way up to the house Lavender walked by the side of Sheila; and as the string of lythe had formed the introduction to their talk, it ran pretty much upon natural history.
Lythe and listin, gentilmen, That be of frebore blode; I shall you tel of a gode yeman, His name was Robyn Hode.
Lythe and listin,’ hearken and listen: a very common opening.
We can leave the woods by a path leading near Lord Normanby's modern castle, and come out on to the road close to Lythe Church, where a great view of sea and land is spread out towards the south.
And in the Castelle of Amours lythe the body of Seynt Hyllarie: and men kepen it right worschipfully.
And at the Mount Modeyn lythe the prophete Machabee.
And there lythethe body of Seynt Barbre the Virgine and Martyr.
In that cytee lythe Seynt Athanasie, that was Bishopp of Alisandre, that made the Psalm Quicunque vult.
In Cipre lythe Seynt Zenomyne: of whom men of that contree maken gret solempnytee.
And the crownelythe in a vesselle of cristalle richely dyghte.
And there nyghe is a chirche of Seynte Marie Egipcyane; and there sche lythe in a tombe.
And at Stragera lythe Aristotle; and there is an awtier upon his toumbe: and there maken men grete festes of hym every zeer, as thoughe he were a seynt.
For there are many of hem broken and fallen into the vesselle, that the croune lythe in: for thei breken for dryenesse, whan men meven hem, to schewen hem to grete lords, that comen thidre.
And there lythe also Seynt Luke the Evaungelist: for his bones werein broughte from Bethanye, where he was beryed.
Mary, with a delighted surprise--and she was looking at those big, coarse lythe as if she had just received an Emperor's gift.
It is from the hill above Lythe that we first see the Whitby cliff in the distance, with the abbey standing up against the sky.
The lythe are generally found near rocky headlands or round island rocks.
The hand-line fishing accessible from Aultbea, and the lythe trolling round the north end of Isle Ewe, are probably the best in Gairloch waters.
For lythe the artificial sand-eels recommended above seem to be the best lure.
The lythe is rather soft, but is an excellent breakfast fish when properly fried, and is sometimes firm enough to boil well.
The road drops down a tremendous hill into Sandsend, where they talk of going 'up t' bonk' to Lythe Church.
Lythe and listen, my merry-men all, Lythe and listen to me, Of a wonderful matter that once did befal Under the greenwood tree.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lythe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
