He seid I shuld be tyed or aght longe and alle my feleshep bothyn; but, God yeld hym, he hath yovyn me iiij.
Sir, I prey God yeld yow for your letter ye sent me by Lethom, whiche I receyved yistereuyn right late.
But after half an hour or more Aunt Yeld came galloping up to them alone, very anxious though not the least tired, and said, "I can't shake them off.
Then he saw Aunt Yeld stop in a deep pool, and sink her whole body under the water, leaving nothing but her head above it.
So for many days they lived together, and Aunt Yeld always posted herself up wind of them to keep watch over them; and if our soldiers in their red coats were sentries half as good as she, they would be the best in the world.
And the Calf kept up bravely, for he was growing strong, but they were pressed so hard that presently Aunt Yeld left them and turned off by herself.
But you may be sure that Aunt Yeld had not waited for them.
But Aunt Yeld stood always a little in advance, talking to herself.
Now all this time you may be sure that the Hind had kept a constant eye towards the spot where her Calf was lying, the more so since she could see Aunt Yeld peering through the grass at him.
Then the hounds came within five yards of them, but still they lay fast, till poor Aunt Yeldjumped up in despair and ran off.
So they went on and found other deer; but Ruddy was gone, as old Bunny had said, and Aunt Yeld alone remained of the Stag's old friends.
There were plenty of young deer of his own age to keep him company, and Aunt Yeld and Ruddy's little daughter were still left for old friends.
Araspas thinkinge it a great shame and reproche vnto him, not to obtaine his desire: threatened the Lady, that if she would not yeld to his request, he would haue it perforce.
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Then he went on the road of Midluachar to Cuib, where he was wont to be with the yeld cow of Darè, and he tore up the earth there.
Now God yeld it yow, god master curate, And as ye do, so send you your helth, Ywys I am bound to you a plesure.
So thinking of himself and so resolving, he had told much of his story to his friend the Bishop, and as a consequence of those revelations Mrs Yeld had invited Hetta down to the palace.
No doubt he had a plan ready formed for inducing Mrs Yeld to have mass said regularly within her husband's palace, but he did not even begin to bring it about on this occasion.
When her daughter should have married a Jew, she didn't think that she could pluck up the courage to look even her neighbours Mrs Yeld and Mrs Hepworth in the face.
The bishop and Mrs Yeld are coming here to dine to-morrow,--and the Hepworths.
I don't think it answers,' said Mrs Yeld to her husband as they went home.
Then the Carburys came, and then Mrs Yeld with the bishop.
Mrs Yeld thought that it became her to address to him a few civil words, and he replied to her with a shame-faced modesty that almost overcame her dislike to his profession.
The neerer that we went to them vnto the shore, To yeld our selues, as first we ment they still did shoot the more.
I haue assayed out to put The fier thus begoone, And haue attempted of to cut, The threede which loue hath spoone: And new alliance fayne would flee Of him whom I loue best, But that the Gods haue willed me To yeld to his request.
Howe be it for mine owne part (to God I yeld the thanks) I can so moderate and stay my little great heart, that contented and satisfied I can be, with that which your abilitye can beare, and pleasure commaund.
This Boemian knight was also not very rich, hauing onely a Castle, wyth certain reuenues thervnto, which was scarce able to yeld vnto him any great maintenance of liuing.
The God of Love deliverly Com lepand to me hastily, And seide to me, in gret rape, 'Yeld thee, for thou may not escape!
It came to him unexpectedly in a dark corner of the way through Cladich wood, where a yeld hind lay with a broken leg at the foot of a creag or rock upon which it must have stumbled.
Mr. Booth sayd that he wold yeld that to me that he wold notyeld to the bisshop nor any other.
On the following day he was calling at the Yeld bank to transact some business (part of which was to pay in Mr Headland's cheque), when the manager invited him into his parlour.
The trampled grass in Yeld churchyard lifted its head again, and a new inscription was added to the family roll on the door of the vault.
In the library was assembled a small but select audience to do Mr Pottinger, the Yeld attorney, honour.
I drive him in and out of Yeld every day, and he's up to no end of larks.
I think," said he at lunch-time, "I will stroll over to Yeld this afternoon and see Mr Pottinger.
Far away, through a break in the trees, he could catch a glimpse of the old church at Yeld with the Vicarage beside it, where dwelt the one being he dreaded most--his own daughter.
Dr Brandram drove back to Yeld in a dazed condition of mind.
And I've called in at one or two of the shops at Yeldand told them to send up some things addressed to `Miss J.
It was no light task on a night like this to plough through the snow for five miles in search of help, and the lanes to Yeld were, even in open weather, none of the easiest.
However, on the whole the result was passable, and that evening Tom slunk down to Yeld post office with a bundle under his arm.
Two days later he reached the hotel in London with a Yeld label on his trunk.
Did she yeld to violence, or rendre hir self to the disposition of this mercilesse man?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yeld" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
