His propre Stonis Dyamant, Which is to him most acordant; His herbe, which is him betake, Is hote Eleborum the blake.
Tho tok sche forth a riche Tye Mad al of gold and of Perrie, 3560 Out of the which sche nam a Ring, The Ston was worth al other thing.
The goddes, whiche hir pleigntes herde And syhe hou wofully sche ferde, Hire lif thei toke awey anon, And schopen hire into a Ston After the forme of hire ymage Of bodi bothe and of visage.
Tho was this povere Bardus glad, 5070 Thonkende god, and to the Ston He goth an takth it up anon, And hath gret wonder in his wit Hou that the beste him hath aquit, Wher that the mannes Sone hath failed, For whom he hadde most travailed.
And he no lengere wolde duelle, Bot forth anon upon the tale The Ston he profreth to the sale; And riht as he himself it sette, The jueler anon forth fette The gold and made his paiement, Therof was no delaiement.
The Ston which propre unto him longeth, Gorgonza proprely it hihte: His herbe also, which he schal rihte Upon the worchinge as I mene, Is Celidoine freissh and grene.
In Ston and gras vertu ther is, Bot yit the bokes tellen this, That word above alle erthli thinges Is vertuous in his doinges, Wher so it be to evele or goode.
Ston still there, an mine what I da zâ to ye, an whaur I da pwint.
Also streghte from Natatorie Siloe is an ymage of ston and of olde auncyen werk, that Absalon leet make; and because thereof, men clepen it the hond of Absalon.
There bain't in arl they furren parts no place the laike of this ere to make a body ston upraight.
Wun't thee never larn, thee girt drummedary, not to stonthere an hour, mucking arl the place?
On it was inscribed in old English characters of unknown date the words: 'Shulde this Ston stalen bee, Or shuld it chaunges dre, The Houss of Sawl and hys Hed anoon shal de.
The latter was a distinguished exponent of the Kâlacakra system and the teacher of the historian Bu-ston who is said to have arranged the Tibetan Canon.
It is said that the definitive arrangement of the two collections as we know them was made by Bu-ston early in the thirteenth century[1005].
Ston Easton House stands in a well-wooded park, and possesses an old carved oak ceiling and an ancient staircase.
I do ston to ray, and I do ston to unray Untang v.
China and neighbors for parte of 90 tais to makeston walles.
Adames 202 cattis iron, for use of junk, of the ould iron out of ston walles.
And he is to bring us 30 boates lading of ston on the bargen, to make walls before it.
It is a place very strong, duble diched and ston walled about, and a league over each way.
But for pilgrymes that comen thidre, peyned hem to breke the ston in peces or in poudre, therfore the Soudan hathe do make a walle aboute the sepulcre, that no man may towche it.
But in the left syde of the walle of the tabernacle is well the heighte of a man, a gret ston to the quantytee of a mannes hed, that was of the holy sepulcre: and that ston kissen the pilgrymes, that comen thidre.
And before Tyre was wont to be the ston, on the whiche oure Lord sat and prechede: and on that ston was founded the Chirche of Seynt Savyour.
Tobio Dono, in full payment of making the ston wall at Cochie, he having rec.
Cornelius Scott, pilot of the Son, gave me a littell gold ring with a garnett ston set in it.
Wherupon they made a privie serche, and went about to heate a ston red hott, and take it in their hands, it being dailie proved that those which are giltlesse goe free and the giltie burne.
And we went to Cochie this day, to look on our wharfe or ston wall 167 newly made, it being well don.
It's very mich if it wouldn't may yor yure stonof an end; oathur wi' one marlock or another.
Now he did not care much for this; but when he saw her take the child's nightcap off its head to boil his dumpling in, he declared that "he couldn't ston it.
We have been to see the statues at the head of the pass, and have a permit from the Mayor of Sunch'ston to enter upon the preserves.
Hence, on hearing from Professor Hanky that a man had been seen between the statues and Sunch'ston wearing the old Erewhonian dress, she was disquieted and perplexed.
Both he and my mother seemed to be bowing graciously to an unseen crowd beneath them, and in the distance, near the bottom of the picture, was a fairly accurate representation of the Sunch'ston new temple.
Do come down to Sunch'ston and see him--he is your own nephew.
I could not ask George to come up three days running from Sunch'ston to the statues and back.
The journey, therefore, from Sunch'ston to the capital can now be done in less than forty hours.
Sunch'ston is no match for Bridgeford and the King; our only difficulty would lie in settling which was the most plausible way of the many plausible ways in which the death could be explained.
It would be quite possible, then, for him to get through the forest before the permit was void, and he would be sure to go on to Sunch'ston for the night.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ston" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
