Hys name is Rychard Stratton; hysmodyr is Mastress Grame of Caleys.
My modyr wold fayn have yow at Mawtby; she rode thydyr ought of Norwyche on Saturday last past, to purvey your lodgyng redy ayenst your comyng.
My modyr sendys you Godes blyssyng and hyrs, and preyes yow to get a new lycence of my Lord of Norwyche that she may have the sacrement in hyr chapell.
Item, my modyr sendyth you woord that she hathe neyther Master Robard Popyes oblygacyon nor the Byshopys.
As for the evydence of Bekham, my modyr sent to Calle for hem; and he sent hyr woord that he wold make hys acompts, and delyver the evydence and all to gedyr.
I sware on a book to hym that I wold never of my mocyon endanger moder nor broder ferther then I had done; for I thought that my modyr had done myche for me to geve me the maner of Sparham in syche forme as she had done.
My modyr wyll nowthyr geve nor lend non of you bothe a peny forward.
Plesyt yow to have knowlege that as on Sonday next be for Myhelmas Day, as my modyr came fro London ward, sche cam homward by Cotton, and sche sent for me to Heylysdon to come to hyr thedyr, and so I have ben in the plase ever sethyn.
I pray yow let my fadyr have knowlage of thys lettyr, and of the todyr lettyr that I sent to my modyr by Felbryggys man; and how that I pray bothe hym and my modyr lowly of her blyssyngys.
I pray yow that ye wole send me some lettyr how ye do, and of your tydyngys with yow, for I thynk longe that I here no word fro my modyr and yow.
Thomas Fastolfys modyr was her on the next day aftyr ye wer redyn, to have spoke with yow for hyr sone.
Syr, lyekyth it yow to wet that thys day my modyr sent me your lettyrs, wer by I undystand, blessyd be God, all thyng standyth in good wey.
Plesit yow to have knowlage how that I have be in Sowthefolk for syche materys as my cosyn Dawbeney took my modyr a byll of, towchyng the materys be twyx yow and Jenney.
God knowyth my modyr and I thowt ryth longe tyll we herd tydyngys fro yow.
My modyr recomandyth her to yow, and preyith yow to hold hyr excusyd that sche wrytyth not to yow at thys tyme, for sche may have no leyser.
My modyr wold ryth fayne know how that ye and my brodyr Wyllam wer acordyd, sche wold ryth fayne that all wer well betwene yow.
I wene, and so dothe mymodyr bothe, that thys appoyntment was mad in good tyme; for I was deseyvyd of bettyr than an C.
I have do yowr herrendys to my modyr and my hunckyl and as for the feffeys of Stokysby, my hunckyll syth that ther be no mo than he wrot to yow of that he knowit.
Also I pray yow that ye wylle weche save to recomaunde me to my fadyr and my modyr and tellyth heer that alle herr chyldyrryn ben in gode hele, blyssyd be Godd.
Off kyn he was, and Wallace modyr ner, Off Craufurd syd that mydward had to ster.
At Cristinmess thar Wallace soiornyt still; 1525 Off his modyr tithandis was brocht him till, That tym befor scho had left Elrislé; For Inglissmen in it scho durst nocht be.
In that respyt Wallas wald nocht abyde: Hys modyr kyst, scho wepyt with hart sar, His leyff he tuk, syne with his eyme couth far.
Lykly it is, be the brychtnes scho brocht, “Modyr off him that all this warld has wrocht.
His modyr come, and othir freyndis enew, With full glaid will, to feill thai tithingis true.
His modyr graithit hir in pilgrame weid; Hym[selff] disgysyt syne glaidlye with hir yeid; A schort swerd wndyr his weid priualé.
Ladyis wepyt, that was bathe mylde and mur, 210 In fureous payne, themodyr that the bur: For thou till hir was fer derer than gold.
Hys modyrfled with him fra Elrislé, Till Gowry past, and duelt in Kilspyndé.
My modyr grette yow wel, and sendyth yow Goddys blyssyng and hers; and sche prayeth yow, and I pray yow also, that ye be wel dyetyd of mete and drynke, for that is the grettest helpe that ye may have now to your helthe ward.
I xal sende my modyr a tokyn that sche toke me, for I sopose the time is cum that I xulde sendeth her, yf I kepe the be hest that I have made; I sopose I have tolde yow wat it was.
Tyll they cam in to the place There Jhesu and hys modyr was, Offryd they up with grete solace in fere-a Golde and sence and myrre-a.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "modyr" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
