All men yeasaid that; and Forkbeard of Lea went with those who had borne the corpses thither to cast them into the black pool.
This also they yeasaid without delay, and the Alderman declared Stone-face and Hall-face the helpers of Face-of-god in this business.
Then the cry went up and men yeasaid his doom, and all said that it was well and fairly doomed; and Iron-face sat still.
He yeasaid her, though with a heavy heart; and to the folk about that seemed meet and due, since those twain were deemed to be troth-plight, and they smiled kindly on them as they went out of the Hall together.
And the carle yeasaid this, after staring about him a while, and they gave him spear and shield, and he went with the vanward as a way-leader.
When he had spoken, men yeasaid his words and forbore the gifts no longer; and the Folk-mote sundered in all loving-kindness.
But ere he was asleep came Stephen to his bedside and asked was he fain of a tale; and the Knight yeasaid it; so Stephen told much about the Dale and its folk, and about the Dwarfs and the Land-wights.
Osberne yeasaid to that, and took the bundle and laid it at his bed-head.
The twain yeasaid it perforce, and were well treated by the travelers, who said they were merchants on the road to the peopled parts that lay beyond the mountains; and even so it seemed by their packs and bundles of goods.
Sir Godrick yeasaidthat with a good will, and they were presently all very merry.
Turlough yeasaidthis plan, for he trusted greatly to Brian's strength.
Turlough yeasaid this and sent the inn-master bustling for food and wine.
The knight yeasaid all this, and thereafter the Friar and the Lady together tended the wounded knight, and gave him water to drink, and wine.
They all yeasaid this one after the other; and then King Peter said: "Now before I draw the cuts, I shall tell you that I have appointed the squires to go with each one of you.
Ralph yeasaid him, and they went together a furlong from the want-way into a little hollow place wherethrough ran a clear stream betwixt thick-leaved alders.
The manyeasaid this, but kept well aloof with his fellows, who looked on, handling their weapons.
I yeasaid that, and chid the beast, and then sang to him till he lay down and slept like a hound weary with hunting.
He yeasaid her asking, partly because of her gold, partly (as he told me) that he feared her, deeming her to be of the fairy.
They all yeasaid this, and gat off their horses, and lay quiet on the grass, not even speaking save softly.
We arose then, and came to her as if nought had happened; and she bade us walk the garden with her, and we yeasaid it, and went with her, and paced about amidst the flowers and lay on the blossomed grass.
We yeasaid it, and presently went back, and from chamber to chamber, and all was fair and goodly as might be, and we marvelled what would betide to it when the witch was undone and her sorcery come to an end.
They all yeasaid that, and the talk went on to other matters.
There I told them all the tale of the last night and of the flasket, and put before them all that was in my mind to do that evening at the banquet, and they both of them yeasaid it.
Now she scarce knew how to gainsay him, so wretched as the old carle looked; so it came to this, that she yeasaid the abiding till to- morrow.
All they yeasaid it, though in her heart maybe Birdalone had been fain of abiding a little longer in her own land; but she spake no word thereof.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yeasaid" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
