The Sieur de la Notte would come upon the Trinity in spite of all that I could urge, for though not born to the command of men, he had a love for play with the steel and went where he felt his duty strongest.
In the morning the three smaller vessels of the fleet came up, bringing the greater number of the colonists, among them the Sieur de la Notte and his family, and by the end of the day the rest had landed.
The Sieur de la Notte came up toward dawn and asked Captain Bourdelais what the chances were.
She came aboard late in the afternoon, and with Madame and the Sieur de la Notte went at once to the cabin.
The Sieur de la Notte upheld me on one side and on the other was a tall man whom I knew not.
Goddard and Smith I sent into a tavern near by the abode of the Sieur de la Notte with instructions to engage no one in conversation and to await my coming.
This I entrusted through the Sieur de la Notte to the captain of a vessel sailing for Portsmouth, who might be relied upon to deliver it safely to the care of Martin Cockrem at the Pelican.
To my great satisfaction the family of the Vicomte de la Nottewere passengers to the city of Dieppe, where they had friends.
With the strongest admonitions to secrecy, I had told them of the jewels about me, of my plans and of my suspicions; for I wished, if anything happened to me, that the Sieur de la Notte should be informed.
But at the touch of the Sieur de la Notte at his elbow, he straightened again and casting his eyes heavenward, said tremblingly, “The will of God be done!
In a little while there came the Sieur de la Notte to inquire for my health.
For Mistress Diane de la Notte nothing was too good, Réné de Laudonnière himself turning over to her and to Madame two rooms of his quarters.
As we were conveyed to our comrades upon the other shore the Sieur de la Notte lay against my knee, conscious, but more dead with grief than alive.
I thynke notte a mater happy, nor weell handelyd, nor poletykly dalte with, when it can never be fynysshyd with owte an inconvenyence; and to any suche bargayne I kepe never to be condescentyng, ner of cowncell.
This man Marchand asked Notte if he had taken care to see that I was very poorly lodged, and he replied that he had selected for me the smallest room to be had.
Monsieur Nottepaid me a visit; I did not find his face so severe as it had seemed on the arrival of our party, when he stood beside the commissioner of the Revolutionary army.
Notte was sent away from the place, and a grocer from Chantilly, named Vion, became our keeper.
While Nottewas at the head of the house, the prisoners continually complained of him, though our situation was endurable.
Enclosed you'l find a notte of what the mens wages amount to monthly and so also a paper in Vertue of which you'l make the Capt.
In short, altho I notteyou all these Circumstances yett I beg your Principall imply[17] may be in the Sale of the Vessel for as much as she will fetch, and Persuad the Captn.
He's nottethee manne to doe you wronge, Nor wyth false speeeches bubble you.
Ye kynge hathe ynn hys towre off state Beares, lyones and alle thatte; But hee hathe notte a beste soe grate Ass Whyttingtone hys Catte!
Shee dothe nottecreepe along ye floores, But standes or else lyes flatte: Whyles they must gambole onne all fours Whoe wyshe to please ye Catte!
According to a life of Marchetti, prefixed to his Poesie, 1878 [Una nottedi Dante, etc.
The surveillance of the "sestieri" was assigned to the "Collegio dei Signori di notte al criminal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "notte" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
