Circes toswolle bothe sides He lefte, and waiteth on the tydes, And straght thurghout the salte fom He takth his cours and comth him hom, 1470 Where as he fond Penolope; A betre wif ther mai non be, And yit ther ben ynowhe of goode.
With that the water in hire yhe 4830 Aros, that sche ne myhte it stoppe, And as men sen the dew bedroppe The leves and the floures eke, Riht so upon hire whyte cheke The wofull salte teres felle.
Bot passe thei the salte fom, To whom Crist bad thei scholden preche To al the world and his feith teche: Bot now thei rucken in here nest And resten as hem liketh best 1670 In all the swetnesse of delices.
They have most excellent salte in kernell, which they fetch from a certaine lake a dayes iourney from hence.
They haue also a great trade in seething of salte water.
Colmogro serueth Gratonowe, Vologda and the Mosco with all the countrey thereabout with salte and saltfish.
For Philomene, with salte teres eke, Gan of her fader grace to beseke 2285 To seen her suster, that her longeth so; And him embraceth with her armes two.
So longe he sailed in the salte see Til in Libye unnethe aryved he, With shippes seven and with no more navye; 960 And glad was he to londe for to hye, So was he with the tempest al to-shake.
Dryf out that bittre hope, and make good chere, And clepe ayein the beautee of your face, That ye with salte teres so deface.
What helpeth it to wepen ful a strete, Or though ye bothe in salte teres dreynte?
This wordes and ful manye an-other to 540 He spak, and called ever in his compleynte Hir name, for to tellen hir his wo, Til neigh that he in salte teres dreynte.
Telling his tale alwey, this olde greye, Humble in speche, and in his lokinge eke, The salte teres from his eyen tweye Ful faste ronnen doun by eyther cheke.
They suffered The salte watir hem greved sore, much from the salt Here woundis sore did smerte.
Wynde him blewe ful fayre and goode Into the Ryver of Gaȝe, 772 Propitious winds Even over the salteflode drove them into the And ouer the profounde rase.
The salte water ebbeth and floweth, accordyng to the winde that bloweth.
Maxixca wepte at his departure, but there wente in his company a hundreth thousande men of warre: there were among them many Marchantes that wente to barter for Salte and Mantels.
And out of those salte pittes Baatu and Sartach haue great reuenues: for they repayre thither out of all Russia for salte: and for each carte loade they giue two webbes of cotton amounting to the value of half an Yperpera.
Towards the border of the sayd prouince there be many great lakes: vpon the bankes whereof are salt pits or fountaines, the water of which so soon as it entereth into the lake, becommeth hard salte like vnto ice.
Yf it be moderatly powderyd, that the groose blode by salte may be exhaustyd, it doth make an Englysshe man stronge, the education of hym with it consyderyd.
The pure fettres on his shines grete Weren of his bittre salte teres wete.
A certein tresor that she thider ladde, And, sooth to sayn, vitaille gret plentee They han hir yeven, and clothes eek she hadde, And forth she sayleth in thesalte see.
And whan this abbot had this wonder seyn, His salte teres trikled doun as reyn, [188: T.
He that me kepte fro the false blame Whyl I was on the londe amonges yow, (730) He can me kepe from harme and eek fro shame In salte see, al-thogh I se nat how.
I oghte deme, of skilful Iugement, (940) That in the salte see my wyf is deed.
It am I, fader, that in the saltesee Was put allone and dampned for to dye.
Some in stéede of the salte seawater, take strong Brine water, in whiche they boyle the waxe in the same manner twice or thrice, as aboue was taughte.
Others teach the honny in India and Arabia, to be like to salte gathered there on the leaues of trées.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "salte" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
