Wallace wachisthair aduersouris had seyn, In to quhat wiss thai had thair lugeyng maid.
On Setterday on to the bryg thai raid, Off gud playne burd was weill and junctly maid; Gert wachis wait that nane suld fra thaim pass.
In cowart went and vp the wattyr past; Forbure the gate for wachis that war thar.
He maid Crawfurd the erll Malcom to gid, The lauch way till Enrawyn thai ryd; For thar wachis [than] suld thaim nocht aspy.
Bot the lord Dowglas, that ay-quhar Set out wachis heir and thar, Gat wit of thair enbuschement.
With mate cher the assalt thai left, And till thar innys went in hy 795 And set thar wachis hastely.
And richt as thai war syttand swa, Abovyn thame, apon the wall, 612 The chak-wachis assemblit all.
And thai within, on othir party, Quhen thai thair fayis so halely Saw thame withdraw, thai war all blith, 805 And wachis has ordanit swith; And syne ar till thar innys gane.
And, fra thai wist suthly that thai Held to thair palyheonys thair way, 480 Thai set gud wachis to thar wall; Syne to thar innys went thai all, And esyt thame that wery war.
Bot dede, that wachis ay to mar 930 With all hyr mycht waik and worthy, Had at his worschip gret invy; That in the flour of his yhoutheid Scho endit all his douchty deid, As I sall tell yhow forthirmar.
Quhen this wes said that I here say, Toward thair fais fast thai raid, That on that syd no wachis had.
Thai herd no wachis spek no cry: For thai that war within, ma fall, 376 As men that drede nocht, slepit all.
Bot he, that had his wachis ay 44 On ilk syde, of thar cummyng, Lang or thai com, had wittering, Quhat and how feill at thai mycht be.
Bot for the trewis he lefit nouchtWachis till set to the castele; Ilk nycht he gert men wach it wele.
Bot or up cummyn all wer thai, Thai that war wachis till assay Herd bath stering and ek speking, 652 And alswa fraying of armyng, And on thame schot full sturdely: And thai met thame richt hardely; And slaw off thame dispitwisly.
The schynand fyris our al the land kest lycht; And all the forenycht thir wachis sikkyn way, But sleip, dyd spend in revale, gam, and play.
Slane ar the wachis liggyng on the wall; 5 Opnyt the portis, leyt in thar feris all, Togidder jonyt euery cumpany: Throu the cite sone rays the noys and scry.
Certainly," she added with a smile, "there is not much merit in that, as Wachiscannot enter.
Meanwhile Wachis had overtaken them; he looked at the group for a short time, and then he could bear it no longer.
He lost his senses again," Wachis continued; "I carried him in my arms home to his mother.
Wachis could not bear the long and painful pause; he tried to take his master's hands.
Since father went away, and Wachis joined him in the camp, everything lies upon my shoulders; for mother is enough for the maids, but the men need a master.
Wachis was trying to urge his rearing steed into the dark flood.
With tears in his eyes, Wachisclasped the hand of the Earl in both his own.
Wachis in a low voice, when he had almost reached the opposite shore; "come quickly, before the moon issues from that narrow strip of cloud!
Behind the tent of the Duke lay the low hut, made of dried branches, where dwelt Wachis and Liuta.
This part of the procession was opened by Aligern, who was carried on a broad shield by Wachis and Liuta, assisted by two warriors.
Wachis went into the next room, and kissing the hand of Rauthgundis, exclaimed: "Good and faithful wife!
Outside, in the pine-grove of Diana, at a short distance from the gate, Wachis will wait for him with Wallada.
For while, standing behind Adalgoth, Hildebrand and Wachis suddenly cried, "Look!
In the pine-grove of Diana they found their faithful Wachis and two horses.
It was Wachis and Adalgoth--heaps of shields and spears had been brought to the spot from the royal treasure--who continually handed to Teja fresh weapons.
But Wachis had caught the falling banner, and Adalgoth, quickly rising, had pushed the Longobardian, who was pressing forward, out of the pass with the spike of his shield.
Then we will declare war, and I will go over with Wachis and all the great fellows, with weapons and pikes!
Presently Wachis and the other German servants came with wine, meat, and cheese, and greeted their master with a frank clasp of the hand.
Wachis let his cudgel fall and swung his arms to and fro.
Now it's all up with thee," said Wachis quietly, and caught hold of his adversary.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wachis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
