He seide ons hymself To that sory puple: 'Who worthe you, wyghtes, Wel lerned of the lawe!
And also it is seyd they shall have as grett rewill in this contre as evyr they hadde, and many more folkes arn sory therfore than mery.
I am sory I may wrythe no bettyr at this tyme, but I trust ze wylle [have] paciens.
Be my trowth, it is not my will nother to do ne sey that shuld cawse yow for to be displeasid; and if I have do, I am sory therof, and will amend itt.
Gressam; and he seyd he was rytz sory hidderward, in as meche as he had knowleche of zw before, he was rytz sory of that that was don.
I dede to hym myn erand that ye commaunded me for to a do to chalanches, and when my lord woost that ye were to London he was right sory that he had not a spoke wyth yow or that ye reden; he told me that he had iij.
I am right sory ye had not set me thorgh with hym erst I went, for I haf prayed yow ther of, as ye know your self dyvers tymes.
Speck to tell hym I was sory for the misfortune happened, offring them any help we could.
He gave me good wordes and tould me he was sory for it, and that all should be amended at his coming theare.
Mr. Nealson wrot me he was sory of that which passed yesternight, promesing amendment; which God grant.
By which meanes he fownd then by experience that salt was better then suger, and was sory he had soe unadvisedly put the other to death.
But Semi Dono sayd, as he passed by our dore, it was by his apointment, lighting affe his horse, telling me he was sory I was angry with hym.
I made them answer, I was sory for that which was happened, and wished it had not byn soe, and that yt had byn enoffe for them to have taken our shipp and goodes without bringing in of the shipps in such a scornfull sort.
I am sory that I canot instantly write your Worships of much benefitt to be made in these partes; yet I see both the Spaniard, Portingale, and Duche look out very sharplie about matters of trade.
Yet there is suffitient witnesse he said he wassory he had not geven more in respect of our good entertaynment.
Unto whome I replied, I was sory his Lordship was angry against me, whoe was ready to doe his Lordshipp the best service I could; and soe he departed.
I was right glad to heare of your good health, but sory to understand of the longe taryinge of our goods.
One of these was General Sory Smith, now Deputy Director of Air Force Public Relations.
When I phoned General Sory Smith, his voice sounded a little peculiar.
I was also to talk with General Sory Smith, Deputy Director for Air Information.
I glanced across at General Sory Smith, then back at the intelligence major.
Wroth was the Prince, and sory yet withall, 6 That he so wilfully refused grace; Yet sith his fate so cruelly did fall, 8 His shining Helmet he gan soone vnlace, And left his headlesse body bleeding all the place.
Early before the heauens fairest light Out of the ruddy East was fully reard, 8 The heardes out of their foldes were loosed quight, And he emongst the rest crept forth in sory plight.
Dame Katherine), "and she is sory that tholde priores ys put out of hir offes.
Still stode the proude sherief, A sory man was he; ‘Wo the worthe, Raynolde Grenelefe, Thou hast betrayed nowe me.
The knyght is ferre beyonde the see, In Englonde is his ryght, And suffreth honger and colde And many a sory nyght.
The monke swore a full grete othe, With a sory chere, ‘Of the borowehode thou spekest to me, Herde I never ere.
The fader Evander with full sory hart, At lattir poynt quhen thai war to depart, Thir wordis spak, syne fel in swoun rycht thar: 25 Hys men hym hynt and to hys chalmyr bar.
Mair wikkit monstreis than thai kan be nane, Nor nane mair cruel pestilens is fund, Nor fury of goddis that cummys from hellis grund, 10 Furth of the flude of Stix that sory place.
Or quhat fortoun doith the cach and steyr, That to this sory hald thou cummys heir, 10 To vissy this trublyt dym regioun, Quhar evir is nycht, and nevir son ȝit schon?
I amsory for you: he could loue you yet so he coulde.
As long lyueth the mery man (they say) As doth the sory man, and longer by a day.
A ii b As long lyveth the mery man (they say)[332] As doth the sory man, and longer by a day.
I seene within these seven yeares: I am sory for nothing else but that I see not the sport Which was betwene them when they met, as they them selves report.
I had not sit the space to drinke two pots of ale, But Gammer Gurtons sory boy was straite way at my taile, And she was sicke, and I must come, to do I wot not what!
Ac be nevere moore the firste 6780 Defaute to blame; Though thow se yvel, seye it noght first, Be sory it nere amended.
I have maad avowes fourty, And foryete hem on the morwe; I perfournede nevere penaunce As the preest me highte; Ne right sory for my synnes Yet was I nevere.
Alas,' thoughte I, 'what aventures Han these sory creatures!
He wepeth, weyleth, maketh sory chere, He syketh with ful many a sory swogh.
And whan this ryotour, with sory grace, Had filled with wyn his grete botels three, To his felawes agayn repaireth he.
Amiddes of the temple sat meschaunce, With disconfort and sory contenaunce.
The ferthe is, whan he nis nat sory of his humiliacion.
Wel may he be sory thanne, that oweth al his lif to god as longe as he hath lived, and eek as longe as he shal live, that no goodnesse ne hath to paye with his dette to god, to whom he oweth al his lyf.
For, by that god that yaf me soule and lyf, 1305 In al the reme of France is ther no wyf That lasse lust hath to that sory pley.
Well, I am sorry for my presumtion then, but more sory for my Ladies, marie most sorry for thee good Lord Momford, that will make us most of all sory for our selves, if wee doe not fynde her out.
So God help me, the felaship that was redy to goo was right sory that thei myght not goo furth with me; and my lordes and my ladyes wyl was that thei shuld have goon further.
He tolde us of Howards gydyng, gwyche mad us rythe sory tyl we herde the conclusion that ze hadde non harme.
We send no er [no sooner] un to you be cause we had non certynges tyl now; for un to this day London was as sory cite as myght.
And also it is seyd in thys towne that ye have be good maister thys terme to Yatys, and many be ryth sory ther of, and that he dothe so well as it [is] seyd here that he dothe.
It was talkyd in Norwyche and in dyvers othyr plasys in the contre on Saterday last past, that ye wer comytyd to Flet, and in good feyth, as I herd sey, the pepyle was ryth sory ther of, bothe of Norwyche and in the contre.
I haue spoken thus mutch (O Fathers conscript) vpon occasion of mine owne Empire, which I haue taken with good will, albeit afterwards I was sory for the great charge.
Wyth that the lumbardis fledde away Guy Guy and heraude and terrey pfay Chased after theym gode wone, They slowe and toke many one, The Lumbardis made sory crye.
Sory may I se hym or I dye that is the cause of mye abydynge behynde, and if ever hee and I mete, I shall doe that inne mee lyeth to make hyme as sory if I canne.
I think it most probable that native sory, of which Pliny speaks, was sulphuret of copper, and artificial sory sulphate of copper.
The nativesory is said to constitute black veins in chalcitis.
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