For it wes to the wynter ner; And sa feile fayis about him wer, That all the countre thaim werrayit.
And the rych men that hath moche catell wold have the advantage, and the poore man can have no help nor relefe in wynterwhen he hath moste nede; and if an acre of lande be worthe sixe pens, or it be enclosed, it will be worth VIII.
To my louyng frendes Sir John Russell Knyght Roger Wynter John Pakyngton and John Vampage Esquyres or to thre or two of them.
Though whatWynter could want with a solicitor---- Poor old fellow!
Wynter had made that mythical "pile," and had left his daughter an heiress!
Miss Wynterputs that glance behind her, and perhaps there is something--something a little dangerous in the soft, soft look she now turns upon him.
You think, then, that last night Miss Wynter gave you--encouragement?
I shall warn Miss Wynter against marriage with you, as long as there is breath left in my body.
Miss Wynter is in my care at present," says Sir Hastings, coming indolently forward.
After all, it was only this minute he had been accusing old Wynter of anything but good nature.
Wynter calculated that, as regards distribution, the commissariat of London was carried on by an army of one hundred thousand persons.
Wynter fixed upon Hyde Park as his exhibition ground, and piled together all the barrels containing the malt liquor drunk by what, in 1854, was a population of two million and a half souls.
Wynter calculated that there were at that time about twenty thousand cows in the metropolitan and suburban dairies, some of which establishments contained five hundred cows apiece.
A Treatise on Poisons in and Detection," by Alexander Relation to Medical Wynter Blyth.
Poisons, Their Effects and Detection," by Alexander and Detection," by Alexander Wynter Blyth.
I had a sone, for soth, Robyn, 205 That sholde have ben my eyre, When he was twenty wynter olde, In felde wolde juste full feyre.
It is difficult to obtain accurate returns of the quantity of meat consumed in London; but if the computation of Dr Wynter is correct, it is not less than 30-3/4 oz.
The following illustrations are extracted from Dr Wynter Blyth's valuable 'Dictionary of Hygiene and Public Health.
If Cristmasse day on saturday falle, That wynter wee most dreeden alle.
If Cristmasse day on fryday be, The frost ofwynter harde shal be, The frost, snowe and the floode; But at the eende hit shal bee goode.
Moreover, Sir, like it your maistership to undirstond that wynter and colde weders draweth negh, and I have but fewe clothez but of your gift, God thanke you.
This girl had married at the very time of Mary's leaving school--she lived much in the world, and would have carried Mary into the whirl of dissipation if Mr. Wynter had allowed it.
Love at first sight may be fairly owned as a possibility, but it would be ridiculous to say that Mary Wynter had proved its reality.
And with Christian, Mary Wynter fell deeply in love.
Mr. Wynter liked to be amused, but he did not care to talk.
Mr. Wynter and George spent most of the day together, and she saw little of them until dinner-time.
Wynter said bluntly that the private ships were of hardly any use at all, and so another cherished idea fades into the limbo of ancient misconceptions.
Seymour and Wynter had already made up their minds to join Howard wherever he might be, and wasted not a moment.
At once they got under weigh and made sail, Drake leading the attack on the right, Hawkins to his left rear, then Howard, and then Frobisher, with Wynter and Seymour still farther back.
The boldnesse of thi bienfetes Maketh thee blynd thanne; And thanne worstow dryven out as dew, And the dore closed, Keyed and cliketted, To kepe thee withouten; Happily an hundred wynter Er thow eft entre.
Here again Jimmy Wynter behaved like a demon with his rifle and bayonet, and in five minutes' time we were in complete possession of two lines of trenches along a front of two hundred yards.
No wonder the poor blighters fled, for Jimmy Wynter must have looked like Beelzebub as he charged down on them.
I do not even mention the number of Germans that Allan swore his master had disposed of, but the name of Wynter will long be a by-word in the regiment.
While everyone else was fighting with excitement, Jimmy Wynter was sitting there, studying the jokes of his paper, as calmly as though he were sitting here in this old club.
Just as he picked it up, the damned thing exploded, and Jimmy Wynter crumpled up like a piece of paper.
The second damoysel was of thirty wynter of age, with a serkelet of gold aboute her hede.
Sidenote: Wynter sails for the Forth; 1560] Elizabeth's own procedure was entirely characteristic.
At the end of May, the English fleet was collected at Plymouth, a squadron with Seymour and the veteran Wynter being left on guard at the East end of the Channel.
It was not till March that the Queen was induced to send the urgently needed reinforcements, and Admiral Wynter with a squadron of ships arrived at the mouth of the Shannon.
Under the assumed name of Wyntershe has sought and obtained the universal applause of the London world.
If it is first-class music you want, go to hear Wynter sing.
Dr Wynter Blyth divides disinfectants into two great classes:--Gaseous, and solid or liquid.
Mr Wynter Blyth, in his 'Dictionary of Hygiene,' recommends a coffin described by Mr Baker in his evidence before the sanitary commission.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wynter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
