The following verse is prefixed: "This booke ys drawe be fesyke That Macer made for hem that ben seeke The vertu of herbis h[=e]t descrieth ryght wel And help of mannys helthe every del.
But oft theuys in tornynge and metyng of wayes chaunge suche knottes and signes and begyle many men and brynge them out of the ryght waye by false tokens and sygnes.
A ryght delectable tratyse upon a goodly Garlande or Chaplet of Laurell by Mayster Skelton, Poete laureat.
We be tow messengers, quoth Clim of the Clough, Be come ryght from our kyng.
I se comfort, sayd Cloudesle, Yet hope I well to fare, If I might have my handes at wyll 95 Ryght lytle wolde I care.
Had we the keys, said Clim of the Clough, Ryght wel then shoulde we spede, 50 Then might we come out wel ynough When we se tyme and nede.
My ryght trusty and with al myn herte entierly welbeloved frendis I grete yow wel as hertily as I can.
Thou rose not on thy ryght syde, or else blest thee not wel.
If ye mynde to bee my wyfe, Ye shall be assured for the tyme of my lyfe, I will keepe ye ryght well, from good rayment and fare, Ye shall not be kepte but in sorowe and care.
A Ryght Pithy, Pleasaunt and merie Comedie: Intytuled Gammer gurtons Nedle: Played on Stage, not longe ago in Christes Colledge in Cambridge Made by Mr. S.
I amryght well content he have with us some chere.
That knewe I ryght well when I made offer so large.
Excepte the sonne shyne that our clothes may dry, 895 We can do ryght nought in our laundrye.
For, touchynge our-selfes, we are but drudgys, 455 And very beggers save onely our tole, B iv Whiche isryght smale and yet many grudges For gryste of a busshell to gyve a quarte bole.
He toke a white yeard in his hand; Before the kynge than gan he stande; And sone he set hym on his knee, And served the kynge ryght royally With deynty meates that were dere.
Ryght wyrshypfull and well belovyd brother, I recomaund me to yow, letyng yow weet that I sende yow her with j.
And also, the Frenshe Kynge, men seye, is comyn ryght to the water off Somme with iiij^ml.
Ryght wurchupfull ser, I comaund me to your good maysterchepe, &c.
I thank yow for the flakons that ye sent me; they be ryght good, and plesyth me ryght well: I shall be as good an huswyff for yow as I can, and as I wold be for myselff.
I amryght well content he haue with vs some chere.
Ryght worchipfull sir, in my best maner I recommend me unto you as he that is and shalbe at your commandment.
Your sunne dede hese heyrne [errand] ryght wele as ye shal her aftyr this.
Right worchepfull, and my ryghthertly beloved nevew, I recomand me to yow.
This mylke is kepyd apon the hye aultre, and in the myddys ther is Christe, with his mother apon hys ryght hand, for her honor sake, the mylke dothe represente the mother.
At you I take my leve ryght here, God that sytt in hevyn so clere, Have you in his kepyng.
And as ferre as I ryght coude vnderstonde ΒΆ That ladyes name was Predestynacyon.
Ande I for my partt wylle wyssh that hys Grace allways have, and evyn now from the begynynge, Governares, Instructores and offyceres of ryght jugmente, ne optimum ingenium non optima educatione deprevetur.
But, in substaunce, substance None allegeaunce alleviation Of my grevaunce grievance Can I nat fynd; not Ryght so my chaunce With displesaunce displeasure Doth me avaunce; advance And thus an end.
He may answere and seye this and that: I do no fors, I speak ryght as I mene: I care not Syn I fro Love escaped am so fat.
Holde the stone before a tode, so that he may see it; and if it be a ryght and true stone, the tode will leape towarde it and make as though he would snatch it, he envies so much that man should have this stone.
You shall knowe whether the tode stone be the ryght and perfect stone or not.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ryght" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
