By this proverbe thou shalt understonde, Have thou y-nogh, what thar thee recche or care How merily that othere folkes fare?
Ne were thow wont so merily to singe 245 That to myn herte it was a reioisinge To here thy vois?
Ther-with in al this world no nightingale Ne coude, by an hondred thousand deel, Singen so wonder merily and weel.
Now gooth this marchant faste and bisily Aboute his nede, and byeth and creaunceth.
Vale Royal, in Cheshire, and the other to Mr. Norton, of Southwick, in Hampshire.
As soon as every match was done, Every man was paid that won, And merily up and downe dide ronne, As if it had been at London.
And agreede these matches all shall be For pastime and good company, At the cittie of Yorke full merily As if it had been at London.
For with soche solace the trauel and weeriness of pilgremys is lightely and merily broughte forth.
For with soche solace the trauell and werinesse of pilgremys is lightely and merily broughte forth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "merily" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
