O mither kind, O mither dear, This is nae a maiden fair.
O mither dear,' said that ladie, 'I canna tell gif I sud die.
O haud yere tongue, my mither dear; I gae them to a lady fair.
O mither dear, when we were thine, Ye didna cleed us i the scarlet sae fine.
X ‘Gin it fear you sair, my mither dear, Your bidding I maun dee; But be never warse to White Lilly Than ye ha’ been to me.
VII ‘Gin it fear you sair, my mither dear, Your bidding I maun dee; But be never warse to Rose the Red Than ye ha’ been to me.
XXIX ‘Ae bit I canna eat, father, Nor ae drop can I drink, Until I see my mither dear, For lang for her I think.
Gin it fear you sair, my mither dear, Your bidding I maun dee; But be never war to White Lilly Than ye ha been to me.
Gae hame, gae hame, my mither dear, Prepare my winding-sheet, And at the back o merry Lincoln The morn I will you meet.
Gin it fear you sair, my mither dear, Your bidding I maun dee; But be never war to Rose the Red Than ye ha been to me.
But, Mither dear, there's a wind from the north blowing in savage gusts, and the black seas tumble wild and high, and send clouds of spindrift to smother the auld boat.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mither dear" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
