The castell tuk he in his hand, And vittalit it weill, and has set A gud wardane it for to get; And a quhile thair than restit he.
For of Vallanch Schir Amery 472 Wes in-till Edinburgh lyand, That wes wardane of the land Under-neth the Inglis kyng.
The wardane saw how that it yheid, That callit wes Gylmyne de Fenis, 456 In the gret toure he gotten is, And othir of his cumpany, And sparit the entre hastily.
The wardane than, Richard of Clare, Wist the Kyng wes arivit swa, 75 And wist that he schupe for till ta His way toward the south cuntre.
For at the first wardane raid, which was maid at the Sanct Bartholomess day,[190] in the zeir of God J^m.
Caithness, granted one Wardane of | one quarter by quarter of Scotland, | grant.
Stirling comes under his notice many times, and in speaking of Robert the Steward’s siege he says: “The Wardane than fra Perth is gane To Stryvelyne wyth off his ost ilkane, That castelle till assege stowtly.
The Wardane has this castelle tane, A wycht hows made off lyme and stane, And set in till sa stythe a place That rycht wycht off it-selff it was.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wardane" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
