And right as the schip men taken here avys here, and governe hem be the lode sterre, right so don schip men bezonde the parties, be the sterre of the southe, the whiche sterre apperethe not to us.
And thus with hire he stille abod, Ther while his Schip on Anker rod, 760 And hadde ynowh of time and space To speke of love and seche grace.
Bot Pride is loth to leve his lord, 2940 And wol noght soffre humilite With him to stonde in no degree; And whan a schip hath lost his stiere, Is non so wys that mai him stiere Ayein the wawes in a rage.
The Schip which on the wawes renneth, And is forstormed and forblowe, Is noght more peined for a throwe Than I am thanne, whanne I se An other which that passeth me In that fortune of loves yifte.
And nocht the les the schip held furth hir went, As scho did ayr, throw the calm seys sprent, But ony harm, and al the navy sone, By the promys of the fader Neptune.
Mak hast, mak haste, my mirry men all, Our guid schip sails the morne.
The king sits in Dumferling toune, Drinking the blude-reid wine: O quhar will I get guid sailor, To sail this schip of mine?
That there be na schip frauched out of the realm with any staple gudes, fra the feast of Simons day and Jude, unto the feast of the purification of our Lady called Candelmess.
Nine shillings were paid "to the botemen that brocht the Kingis stuf, and the maister cuke with the Kingis souper fra the schip to Maij, and fra Maij to the schip agane".
And quhen that he his leif has tane, To schip till Berwik is he gane; And with ane nobill cumpany Of knychtis and of squyary, 320 He put him thar in-to the se.
The host saw that thar schip wes brynt, And of thame that thar-in war tynt, And thar folk woundit and wery; Thai gert blaw the retret in hy.
Quhen thair levis on athir party Wes tane, he went to schip in hy.
Now heir tharfor mencione maid I Bot off a schip all anerly.
Fra the schipmen reboytit war, Thai let the tothir assale no mar; For throu the schip thai wend ilkane That thai the toune weill suld haf tane.
It fell thame happely, perfay, That thai gat in so hastely; For thar come a gret cumpany 440 In full gret hy up by the se, Quhen thai the schip saw byrnand be.
Than thai that in the schippes war Ordanit a schip with full gret far 400 Till cum with all hir apparale Richt to the wall, for till assale.
Bottis was schot, and fra the roch thaim sent; With glaid hartis, at anys in thai went; Wpon the schip thai rowit hastely.
Quhen Wallace saw the pepill was on ster, He gaiff commaund na schip suld ner apper; Bot his awin barge in to the hawyn gart draw.
Bathe schip maistir, and the ster man also, In the holl but baid, he gert thaim go.
Quhen he wyst weill that Wallace cummand was, He left the land, and couth to Slanys pass; And syne be schip in Ingland fled agayne.
The herrold bownd him, and to the schip is gone: In Scotland sone he cummyn is onon, Bot harrold lyk he sekis his presens.
He gert the schip in cowert saill away; So out off sycht thai war or it was day.
Redy he was, in schip he went on cace, In Tayis mowth the hawyn but baid he tais, 1900 Quhar Wallace was than at the saylye still; And he rasawyt the harrold with gud will.
Quhan thai war graithit in to thair worthi weid, Him selff and Blayr, and the knycht Longaweill, Thir thre has tane to kepe the myd schip weill.
Wallace rewllyt the schip with his awin men; And saillyt furth the rycht courss for to ken.
The schip thai tuk, gret gold and othir ger At thai reiffaris had gaderyt lang in wer; Bot maister Blayr spak nothing off himsell, In deid off armes quhat awentur he fell.
Ane Ingliss schip so gat I on a nycht, ‘For sey lawbour that ernystfully was dycht.
Duke D'Awmall had opened up the English Ambassaders letters, who was then lying at Court, as wes reported; and by his procurement an English schip quhairin another Ambassador did fair, wes spoiled.
Scharpe wawes [th]at schip has sayled, And sayed alle sees at auentur.
Mak haste, mak haste, my mirry men all, Our guid schip sails the morne.
For as the schip perischeing, quhat can be saif that is within?
In October 1547, a messenger was directed "to charge the maister capitane, quarter maisterris, and skippares of the schip callit the Schallop, chargeing thame to prepair and mak hir reddye for the recovering of Sanct Colmys Inche.
Hes sche nott enforceitt thame to tak Baillies of hir appoyntment, and sum of thame sua meitt for thair office, in this trubilsum tyme, as ane sowtar is to saill[979] ane schip in ane stormy day?
The Schip of Faith, tempestuous wind and rane Dryvis in the see of Lollerdry that blawis; My yowth is gane, and I am glaid and fane, Honour with aige to every vertew drawis.
Ane Engliss schip took fyre, or ellis the galayis had come schorte hame, and, as it was, thei fled without mercy, till that thei war abuf Sanct Colmes Inch.
Mak hast, mak hast, my merry men all, Our guid schipsails the morne.
The king sits in Dumferling toune Drinking the blude reid wine: 'O whar will I get a guid sailor, To sail this schip of mine?
And right as the schip men taken here avys here, and govern hem be the lode sterre, right so don schip men bezonde the parties, be the sterre of the Southe, the which apperethe not to us.
But lang or ere the schip was built, Or deckd, or rigged out, Came sick a pain in Annet's back That down she coud na lout.
The king sits in Dumferling toune, Drinking the blude-reid wine: 'O whar will I get guid sailor, To sail this schip of mine?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "schip" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
