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Example sentences for "says the"

What's your boon,' says the King, 'now let me understand?

Now,' says the pedlar, 'it lays to my good will, Whether my name I chuse to tell to thee.

A tavern, or an alehouse, they adore, And will not come within the church before They're brought to lodge under a silent tomb, And then who knows how dismal is their doom!

To follow the plowing of the land; There is neither king, lord, nor squire, nor member for the shire, Can do without the husbandman.

Whose collar is flourished with gold; Why hadst thou not wakened me out of my sleep, When thou didst my lady behold?

From whence you come, and whither I must go?

You carry,' says the stranger, 'this jealousy and distrust into every transaction of public life.

About four acres of ground," says the journal, "was covered with small holes.

So we think," says the earl, "but what makes thee think about that, or what is the matter with it?

How came they," says the earl, "to fall upon thee?

Then thou wilt never come back to us," says the king.

It shall be as thou choosest," says the earl, "thou hast already taken them so much by the hand.

We were born on the same night," says the earl, "and the time will be short between our deaths.

Why art thou so pale," says the earl, "and now again black as earth?

Says the man; ‘I will drive them there for nothing, for as my way lies past that same public-house I can easily afford to do so.

Says the farmer, ‘What do you ask for the bull?

Says the colleen: ‘If any more come, can’t ye give them something else?

Says the farmer, ‘I could swear that this is my bull but for the tail.

Oh yes,’ says the man; ‘I do remember that well enough.

So large an increase in bank deposits and cash balances," says the Report, "is highly satisfactory.

The American Government," says the editor of Scribner, "will not appropriate the money to pay it, and that is all.

All right," says the General, being only too glad to get him back at all.

She don't know any pieces," says the Jew.

Interdooce me," says the drummer in a kind of a way that made them all laugh a heap.

Whip him out' says the third; 'Hang him up' says the Duke.

Ay, his breast- So says the bond; doth it not, noble judge?

So says the Prince, and my new-trothed lord.

Then there is another thing: we must have a wall in the great chamber; for Pyramus and Thisby, says the story, did talk through the chink of a wall.

For the heavens, rouse up a brave mind' says the fiend 'and run.

Says the Pilot, who must have his grievance, "Just observe where I managed to stop the machine.

And a very good result too," says the Aeroplane, complacently, as he is carefully wheeled into his shed.

Never," says the Pilot, who has seen it many times, but to whom it is ever new and more wonderful.

As I am not to hear the matter," says the laird, "I will not take upon myself to qualify its weight.

When you are come to more discretion you will understand such talk in not to be listened to, how much less repeated," says the Advocate.

I think Prestongrange is gane gyte," says the second.

A little, slight-limbed lad,' says the historian of Sheppard.

She has the spirit of four great parishes,' says the wit in the comedy, 'and a voice that will drown all the city.

And with that, says the record, "she ran away by herself as she came.

She spake," so says the record, "many tongues and was replete with piety.

Upon which occasion sir," says the Major, "Jemmy Jackman takes your hat off.

Says the Major "Have you any commands for me, Mr. Buffle?

Madam" says the Major "my advice is that you board and lodge him in a Powder Mill, with a handsome gratuity to the proprietor when exploded.

Because I have before noticed you" says the Major "apparently looking for a spectre very hard beneath the roof of my respected friend.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "says the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
also good; being turned; clear profit; deeply moved; faut pas; large room; only surviving; parliamentary vote; runaway slave; rural communities; said vnto; says again; says another; says elsewhere; says one; says poor; says that; says the; says they; set forth; should prefer; slave territory; smiling again; will secure; woman must; your mind