The greater shippes are towed downe with boates, and oares, and the mariners being all apparelled in Watchet or skie coloured cloth, rowed amaine, and made way with diligence.
Good-night then, Caska: This disturbed Skie is not to walke in Cask.
Freize, freize, thou bitter skie that dost not bight so nigh as benefitts forgot: Though thou the waters warpe, thy sting is not so sharpe, as freind remembred not.
For now conceive the aire and azure skie All swept away from Saturn to the Sunne, Which each is to be wrought by him on high.
For can their carefull ghosts from Limbo take Return, or listen from the bowed skie To heare how well their learned lines do take?
The skie did rattle with his wings ytorn Like to rent silk.
I see almighty Æther in the smoak 115 Of all his clowds descending, and the skie Hid in the dim ostents of tragedy.
Joine flames with Hercules, and when thou set'st Thy radiant forehead in the firmament, 150 Make the vast chrystall crack with thy receipt; Spread to a world of fire, and the aged skie Cheere with new sparks of old humanity.
We saw the isle of Skie before us, darkening the horizon with its rocky coast.
We are now with colonel Macleod, in a more pleasant place than I thought Skie could afford.
Skie is the greatest island, or the greatest but one, among the Hebrides.
Skie is almost equally divided between the two great families of Macdonald and Macleod, other proprietors having only small districts.
Th' indulgent skie shall smile: each starry quire Contend, which shall afford the brighter fire.
But thou, then wrangling Juno farre more fayre, Stayning the evening beautie of the Skie Or the dayes brightnesse, shall make glad thy Caesar, Shalt make him proud such beauties to Inioy.
My Lord, do ye not mark How the skie thickens and begins to darke?
Him the Almighty Power Hurld headlong flaming from th' Ethereal Skie With hideous ruine and combustion down To bottomless perdition, there to dwell In Adamantine Chains and penal Fire, Who durst defie th' Omnipotent to Arms.
These things being thus ordered in the latter end of the aforesaid moneth of September, the floure beginneth to appeere of a whitish blew, fesse or skie colour, and in the end shewing it selfe in the [Sidenote: See Rembert.
Were I the ruler of that fierie teame, Bloud would I fetch, and force them leape amaine Into the sea, and ouerspread the skie With pitchie clouds, their darkesome liuerie.
After the meetin and banquet was over last nite, the cullured gentelman, wot was in attendanse, at the hotel, ushered me up to my room wot was on the skie balconey teer.
They were towed down by the boats, "the mariners being apparelled in watchet or skie coloured cloth," with a favourable wind to Greenwich, where the court then was.
I like to recall that ancient usage: "The skie hangs full of humour, and I think we shall haue raine.
The skie hangs full of humour, and I think we shall haue raine," ran an ancient weather prophet's prediction.
The skie and hills which seem to be between the arches are so naturall that swallows and other birds, thinking to fly through, have dashed themselves against the wall.
All the skie was of a fiery aspect, like the top of a burning oven, and the light seene above 40 miles round about for many nights.
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