As thou readeste therfore thinke that every sillable pertayneth to thyne awne silf/ and sucke out the pithe of the scripture/ and arme thy silf ageynst all assaultes.
Mayntene thy-silf aftir thy rent, 2255 Of robe and eek of garnement; For many sythe fair clothing A man amendith in mich thing.
My-silf I knowe ful wel Daungere, And how he is feers of his chere, At prime temps, Love to manace; Ful ofte I have ben in his caas.
Myn herte foryetith therof right nought, It is so writen in my thought; And depe graven it is so tendir That al by herte I can it rendre, 4800 And rede it over comunely; But to my-silf lewedist am I.
I preise no womman, though [she] be wood, That yeveth hir-silf for any good.
A fool my-silf I may wel calle, 4540 That love asyde I had not leyde, And trowed that dame Resoun seyde.
Abyde and suffre thy distresse; That hurtith now, it shal be lesse; I wot my-silf what may thee save, What medicyne thou woldist have.
But y'r takin' ordhers from m'silf now--do ye get that?
Isn't it my own swate silf now that'll missure the six fut, and the three inches more nor that, in me stockins, and that am excadingly will proportioned all over to match?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "silf" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
