The defile up to Saris having been piquetted and cleared on the 19th, Enab was captured on the 20th in the face of organized opposition.
I used to ride always in the first-class carriage; my saris were of silk and my borders embroidered with gold; but there was sorrow in my heart.
In larger boxes, lined with sandalwood, her many-tinted silks and saris lay lovingly folded.
Worse than all--no more Mummy, to make the whole world beautiful with the colours of her saris and the loveliness and the dearness of her face, and her laugh and her voice.
Her khaddar sariscontinue to preach true Swadeshi more eloquently than her tongue.
Some took pity on her that she who only the other day was dressed in costly thin silk Saris now decked herself in hand-woven Swadeshi Khaddar.
She says she feels uncomfortable in her muslin saris and is content to wear her khaddar saris even in the hot weather.
The terms of the above show that Saris was expected to make Yedo his headquarters.
Saris was an old adventurer in the East, and therefore fitted to encounter the varied experiences of his proposed trip.
He came at once, and by his advice Captain Saris with a party set out to pay his respects to the retired shōgun.
Captain Saris in his negotiations in 1614 received written assurances of protection and privileges of trade from the shōgun.
Indeed, it is said that the report brought back by the Dutch in the Red Lion concerning Adams’ presence and influence in Japan, gave the impulse which started an expedition under Captain John Saris in January, 1611.
And, amongst other matters, I desird leave to have laid handes one the scrivano of the junck which Mr. Saris came in from Syam, he being now com to towne as I understand.
In fact, Saris seems to have disagreed with him on several points, and did not treat him generously.
Saris } 1 to my brother Walter } And in that packet the letters[129] which went per junck per way of Syam the last yeare both to my Lo.
Saris mentions the mint-master of Iyéyasu as "one that hath vowed that, whensoever the Emperor shall die, he will cut his own guts and die with him.
Saris being heare, was geven them gratis; and thought to have laid violent handes one Mancho, the jurebasso, because he witnessed the truth.
When Adams accompanied Saris to court, he had at length got leave from Iyéyasu to visit his native land.
From Iyeyasu Captain Saris received a most liberal charter, which plainly displayed the mood of the Tokugawa shogun towards foreign trade:-- 1.
Saris seems to have been a man self-opinionated, of shallow judgment and suspicious.
In condonation of this failure it must be noted that a few months after the death of Iyeyasu, the charter he had granted to Saris underwent serious modification.
Occurrences at Firando, after the return of Captain Saris §12.
At this part, of his voyage, Saris entirely misses to notice the large island of Hai-nan.
Occurrences at Firando during the Absence of Captain Saris §9.
Supplementary Notices of Occurrences in Japan, after the departure of Captain Saris SECT.
Journey of Captain Saris to the Court of the Emperor, with his Observations there and by the Way §8.
Journey of Captain Saris to the Court of the Emperor, with his Observations there and by the Way.
Footnote 96: Captain Saris told me that some have two; but these are of the baser sort and slaves, as he was told by one of these marked by this note of gentility.
In the name of Cherbourg mediæval etymologists fondly saw an Imperial name yet older than that which is borne by the whole district, and the received Latin name is no other than Cæsaris Burgus.
Footnote 195: This uncommon expression is not easily explicable, as the ships under Sarisappear to have been in the employ of the same company.
Saris was factor at Bantam in 1608, at the time of the third voyage of the East India Company, and has given an account of occurrences there from the time Scott left off, as contained in Section II.
He likewise adds a piece of a letter in the Banian language and character, commonly used in a great part of India, written to Captain Saris by the sabandar of Mokha.
The remarks of Captain Saris are generally curious, judicious, and full of variety.
Captain Saris shewed me the pass from the Grand Signior, and we had a long conversation, he believing that he would have had much good trade at Mokha if I had not come, which my experience found otherwise.
The day being near spent, Sir Henry and Captain Saris left the king in his tent, and went aboard the Trades-increase to supper.
The 13th Captain Saris departed, having received all the money due to him by composition from the Indian ships.
Some of them wanted jewels, a necklace, a pair of earrings, and so on; and some wanted silk stuffs for saris and other clothes.
She answered, "I should like beautiful saris and clothes, and gold and silver jewels.
Women of other tribes wear their hair en chignon, covered with black muslin, and red or orange saris crossed over the chest, to leave their black arms free.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "saris" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
