Therefore through-witting will be the best everywhere And the forethought of mind.
We sall come thair sa prevely, 'That thai sall haff na persavyng, 'Na yheit wittingof our cummyng.
The persistent silence finally impelledWitting to take his leave, thinking one knows not what.
In another case a certain Carl Witting was commissioned to visit Schumann in order to settle a debated point about the tempi in the “Manfred” Overture.
Spain arrogated to herself unlimited power over the nations she had founded, witting not that they were nations.
The King took witting of the shield that Perceval bare, and looketh on it of a long space.
King Arthur was sore troubled, for no witting had he of Messire Gawain nor Messire Ywain nor of others whereby his court had use of right to be feared and dreaded and of high renown throughout all other kingdoms.
One of the five knights that were with him gave him witting of the Lord of the Moors and the brother of the knight of the Red Shield that had to name Chaos the Red.
When the Queen heareth these letters and this witting of her son that came thus by his death, she falleth in a swoon on the coffer.
He rideth amidst a forest, and prayeth God grant him betimes to hear witting of Messire Gawain.
It is, said king Lot, king Bors of Gaul; I marvel how they came into this country without witting of us all.
And there Sir Ector de Maris told Sir Percivale how he had sought his brother Sir Launcelot long, and never could hear witting of him:--In many strange adventures have I been in this quest.
For Mistress Fraunces's Health failing her a little, Mistress Anne undertook the Conduct of the Household, which the other as readily yielded unto her, witting that the Pratique would do her good.
Master Hewet, witting him to be scarce hurt, waxed very angry, and pulling him up, would know how he got out, but Miles would not tell.
Whereby I have been enabled to give House-room and Board to my aged Superior, who otherwise would have been cast into the Strete, through all the evil Times; none witting she was under my Roof.
Savage; meseemeth that it were well done that Arthur had witting of you both, for your horses are so bruised that they may not bear.
It is, said King Lot, King Bors of Gaul; I marvel how they came into this country without witting of us all.
Arriguccio, standing there like one dazed, not witting whether his late doings were actual fact or but a dream, made no more words about the matter, but left his wife in peace.
But of this rest assured, that I do so, witting well that I receive from thee, not only the lady I love, but with her my very life.
By which answer Gualtieri was well pleased, witting that she was in no degree puffed up with pride by his, or any other's, honourable entreatment of her.
