Diggon, thilk same rule were too strait, All the cold season to watch and wait: We be of flesh, men as other be, Why should we be bound to such misery?
Is not thilkthe merry month of May, When love-lads masken in fresh array?
That here by there I whilome us'd to keep, All were they lusty as thou didest see, Be all starved with pine and penury; Hardly myself escaped thilk pain, Driven for need to come home again.
Our bloncket liveries be all too sad For thilk same season, when all is yclad With pleasance; the ground with grass, the woods With green leaves, the bushes with blooming buds.
Spenser has also employed thilk in his Shepherd's Calendar several times.
Our blonket leveries been all too sad For thilk same season, when all is yclad With pleasance.
Seest not thilksame hawthorn stud How bragly it begins to bud And utter his tender head?
Your plesaunt look, my verray lode-sterre, Was made heraud of thilk same defyaunce Which utterly behight me to forbarre My faithful trust and al myn affyaunce.
For although thy wil be good, yet may not therfore thilk blisse desyred hastely on thee discenden; it must abyde his sesonable tyme.
They ne wolde for 70 nothing have me in town; for than were tort and +force nought worth an hawe about, and plesen no men, but thilk grevous and torcious ben in might and in doing.
But when Egelred tumbled to the grounde, He from Kynge Harolde quicklie dyd advaunce, And strooke de Tracie thilk a crewel wounde, Hys harte and lever came out on the launce.
With thilk a force it dyd his bodie gore, That in his tender guttes it entered, In veritee a fulle clothe yarde or more, And downe with flaiten noyse he sunken dede.
His bloude at this was waxen flaminge hotte, Without adoe he turned once agayne, And hytt de Griel thilk a blowe, God wote, Maugre hys helme, he splete his hede in twayne.
Thilk deeds do all deserve, whose deeds so fowle Will black theire earthlie name, if not their soule.
Thilk knew they not but in a harlot's guile Lascivious smiling through the mask of art: And so of women deemed they as they knew, And from a Demon's traits an Angel's picture drew.
The king, then none other n'as, bid him some quaintise Bethink about thilk cors that so noble were and wise.
For men like him they were of like consort, Thilk much the honest muse must needs condemn, Who made of women's wiles their wanton sport, And blessed their stars that kept the curse from them!
But for to speaken in what coast Of all this earth he reigneth most, As for wisdom it is in Greece, Where is appropred thilk spece.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thilk" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
