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...disgrace Shent, undone, blamed Shour, attack Shrew, rascal Shrewd, knavish Sib, akin to Sideling, sideways Siege, seat Signified, likened Siker, sure ...

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...disgrace Shent, undone, blamed Shour, attack Shrew, rascal Shrewd, knavish Sib, akin to Sideling, sideways Siege, seat Signified, likened Siker, sure ...

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...Merlin: This poor man, Aries the cowherd, is not his father; he is nothing sib to him, for King Pellinore is his father. I suppose nay, said the cowhe...

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...‘George Douglas, then, if nothing short of that will content you!’ ‘Are ye sib to the Earl?’ ‘Ay, sir, and have rid in his company.’ ‘Whose word am I ... ...e the place for douce maidens, I trow.’ ‘Leddy of Glenuskie, ye’re not sae sib to the bluid royal of Scotland as to speak thus! Lassie indeed!’ Again ... ...t,’ added Jean, ‘that she helped us in our need with her ain.’ ‘And we are sib—near cousins after a’,’ added Eleanor; ‘so we may well give and take.’ ... ...ort?’ ‘His name is Hall; he is thick with the Dauphin. Ha! Ma- dame, is he sib to him that aided in the slaughter of Eastern’s Eve night?’ ‘Just, ladd...

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...’t; an’ whiles when it gets up, an’ the wind skreights – the wind an’ her are a kind of sib, I’m thinkin’ – an’ thae Merry Men, the daft callants, bla... ...mmunicant. 93 Merry Men gate to pleesure the laird. When folk tauld him that Janet was sib to the deil, it was a’ superstition by his way of it; an’ ...

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... inquiry as I could assume. ‘His daughter, man? Na, na, only his niece—and sib aneugh to him, I think.’ ‘ Aye, indeed,’ I replied; ‘I thought she had ... ..., was invidiously termed his peat or pet.] and a sheriffdom, as a sieve is sib to a riddle. Now, Peter Drudgeit, my lord’s clerk, came to me this morn... ...edgauntlet.’ 267 Sir W alter Scott ‘And good reason ye have, that are sae sib to them,’ quoth the lady, ‘and kend weel baith them that are here, and ... ...ofs. SI NON CASTE, CAUTE TAMEN, if not for virtue’s sake, yet for caution. SIB, kin. SIGMA, the Greek s. SINE DIE, without a date, indefinitely. SIS M...

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...ch did warres darraine Against the heauen in order battailous, And sib to great Orgolio, which was slaine By Arthure, when as Vnas Knig...

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...egall: He wonneth in the land of Fayeree, Yet is no Fary borne, ne sib at all To Elfes, but sprong of seed terrestriall, And whilo...

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...oel, King of Little Britain. For in that country dwelt many strong barons, sib to his flesh, and the stoutest knights of his race. In these letters, a...

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...n – Fed, forgiven, and known again – Claimed by bone of my bone again, And sib to flesh of my flesh! The fatted calf is dressed for me, But the husks ...

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...s, “I can do the poetry too, only it won’t rhyme. And then again: “I am Miss Grant, sib to the Advocate: You, I believe, are Dauvit Balfour.” I told h...

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...’s a relation o’ your ain, Mr. Glossin, ye wad ken Jean lang syne?), she’s sib [Related] to the housekeeper at Woodbourne, and she’s tell’d me mair th... ...o’ this poor lassie then, Jenny Gibson? Sae mony o’ us as thought oursells sib to the family when the gear was parting, we may do something for her am...

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...ogy Browne; Gesner; Ray; Linnaeus; Rondeletius; Willoughby; Green; Artedi; Sib bald; Brisson; Marten; Lacaaepagede; Bonnatierre; Desmarest; Baron Cuv...

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...hat ye rank yoursel’ so fit for Hell and ask no leave of me? I am all o’er-sib to Adam’s breed that ye should give me scorn, Kipling 148 For I strove... ... he bowed his head on his breast and rumbled deep and low: — “I’m all o’er-sib to Adam’s breed that I should bid him go. Yet close we lie, and deep we... ... get ye back to the flesh again for the sake of Man’s repute. I’m all o’er-sib to Adam’s breed that I should mock your pain, But look that ye win to w...

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...Merlin: This poor man, Aries the cowherd, is not his father; he is nothing sib to him, for King Pellinore is his father. I suppose nay, said the cowhe...