That which was stollen was said to be given; when it was proved to their faces that it was stollen, and they made to acknowledge their offence: this pole was rated at five shillings.
If all the poles, one with another, were so rated which were stollen this May, what a considerable summ it would amount to!
That which was stollen was said to bee given, when 'twas proved to their faces that 'twas stollen, and they were made to acknowledge their offence.
This pole that was stolen was rated at five shillings: if all the poles, one with another, were so rated, which was stollen this May, what a considerable sum would it amount to!
And now though thou w[~e]test thi waye because thou logest after thi fathers house/ yet wherfore hast thou stollen my goddes?
I swore they were mine, (and therein I was not perjur’d) but told him I could not receive stollen Goods safely, though they were mine own.
There is also an other sort called Genguis, that make profession to shewe by soothsaying where stollen things are, and who were the theeues.
Thus, after reading of a shilling bestowed upon "a man of Irelande that had his barke stollen by pirats," we have the record of a similar sum paid "ffor a paire of breches ffor John the lasar.
This Cerigo is an Iland where one Menelaus did sometimes reigne, from whome was stollen by Paris faire Helena, and carried to Troy, as ancient Recordes doe declare.
Theeues bring thither their stollen goods, and there liue thereon.
I bein in danger for this booke: How secreatlie have I stollen fra my wyff at mydnyeht to reid upoun it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stollen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
