Sidenote: Year uncertain] Right trusty and wel beloved frend, I grete you wel, thankyng you hertely for the gentilnes and good wylle I have founde in you at alle tymes.
He letethe me wite that he wylle be wel governed in tyme commyng.
And for as myche as I and other stonde feffed in the landes of Thomas Canon, which is in vareaunce betwene you and hym, if ye wylle do so myche as for your part chese ij.
And if so be that the said Canon wylle not do so, I wylle not lete you to suye hym after the forme of the Kynges lawe.
I am sory I may wrythe no bettyr at this tyme, but I trust ze wylle [have] paciens.
And as zet I can not apperceyve that Danyelle wylle labore in any maters in this cuntre; and if he wylle be of good governance, I am wel paied.
Sidenote: 1451 or later] On Thurisday the wall was mad zarde hey, and a good wylle be fore evyn it reyned so sore that they were fayne to helle the wall, and leve werke.
And he that wylle goon by an other way, he mote goon by the playnes of Romayne, costynge the Romayne see.
We habbadh nu dhyses godspelles traht be daele oferurnen, nu wylle we eow secgan dha get['a]cnunge dhaera feowera apostola namena, the Crist aet fruman geceas.
Nu haebbe ge oft gehyred be his maeran drohtnunge and be his dhenunge, nu wylle we embe dhises godspelles trahtnunge sume swutelunge eow gereccan.
Be dham fyre cwaedh se Haelend, "Ic com to dhi thaet ic wolde sendan fyr on eordhan, and ic wylle thaet hit byrne.
Nowe to the Tourneie[74]; who wylle fyrste affraie[75]?
Prepare a fleing horse, Whose feete are wynges, whose pace ys lycke the wynde, 805 Whoe wylle outestreppe the morneynge lyghte yn course, Leaveynge the gyttelles of the merke behynde.
Yette I wylle bee mieselfe, and rouze mie spryte To acte wythe rennome, and goe meet the bloddie fyghte.
Soe wyllewee beere the Dacyanne armie downe, And throughe a storme of blodde wyll reache the champyon crowne.
Hanne alle the fuirie of mysfortunes wylle Fallen onne mie benned headde I hanne been Ælla stylle.
I lyve, Wyllethyncke too smalle a guyfte the londe & sea.
A ronnynge pryze onn seyncte daie to ordayne, Magnus, and none botte hee, the ronnynge pryze wylle gayne.
Whan thai are receyvede and professede, if thaire frendes of thaire almesse wylle any gyfe to the place, we suffre wele, commende and conferme hit to be receyvede[92].
Ans than me thowght alle was schent, For sugettys schulde euyr be dylygent Bothe in worde, in wylle and dede, To plese her souerynes wyth gode entent, And hem obey, ellys god forbede.
Ac hijs wylle was in þe wylle of oure Lord, and he schal þenche in hijs lawe boþe daye and nyyt.
And he sethe he wylle not take non newe master tyle ze refuse hys servyse.
Iff the markett be nott goode yit, I hope it shall be better; never the lesse my wylleis that ye sholde have yowr holl xxli.
Bekkeham, and alle other thynggs that longyth to zow, that he trustythe that ze wyllebe hys good mayster heraftyr.
Grey of Martyn, arn up on a powntment with me and your brother John, so that ze wylle a gre there to and be her good brother; sche schalle have to joyntor hys modyrs lyvelod after the dyssese of her and her husbond, and I to pay xli.
As for my lorde, I undrestande nott yitt whethyr he wylle in to Ingelonde the weke to foor Esterne, or ellys aftre.
On Fryday the Bysschope he sent for her be Asschefeld and other that arn ryth sory of her demenyng.
Perhaps we may remark in passing that it is a pity that so repugnant a story should be attached to a ballad containing such beautiful stanzas as the last four.
Footnote 1: See Waliszewski's Peter the Great (translated by Lady Mary Loyd), vol.
Si veul ie quil le foule; So wylle I that he fulle; Encore est il moult dangereux.
More to wyte is her wrange, þen any wylle gentyl, More to blame is their fault, than any forlorn gentile.
To my shepe wylle I stalk, and herkyn anone, Ther abyde on a balk, or sytt on a stone.
What the undreschryf wylle do therin I wot ner, for he is not yet spokyn with.
Ye dede more cost thanne my wylle was that ye choulde do, but that it plesyd yow to do so, God gyf me grase to do that may plese yow.
The marchaunt ryght sore agaynst his wylle lent it, and thoughtfully abode, tyll the daye of payment was come: and than he wente to his lorde and requyred his moneye.
Than Gaius sayd to him: drede thou nat, Eumonus, thoughe I sayd all phisitians: for there is no man that hath wytte, that wylle take the for one.
Johne, and Moche, and Wylle Scathlok, For sothe as I yow say, Thir slew oure men vpon oure wallis, And sawtene vs euery day.
My lorde have warnyd yow everychone, By Herode kynge yow go not home; For and yow do, he wylle you slone and strye-a.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wylle" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
