Axid

He axid me if yt were nat I that dyd hange vpe there a table of my vowe writen in Hebrew, within .ij. yere before. ❋ Desiderius Erasmus (1502)

We were amasyd as and if a man had stryke vs with a clube, or we had be slayne with a thonderclape, and we very lowly axid pardon of oure folishe boldenes, and gote vs frome thens. ❋ Desiderius Erasmus (1502)

When abroad I K2. fbyCoOglc ISA VEUOIRS or MUEBf had been intimately acquainted with many of my couDttymen in foreign service, axid never knew one who did not legreL the horrid neces - sity of bearing arms occasionally against hir country. ❋ Francis Hardy (1812)

Which how holy axid godly foever jtbeybeoalled, they be indeed fo wicked, fo ungodly, fo fid, ❋ Unknown (1812)

We once again therefore entered into a confultation upon obviating the malice of our enemies, axid at lall came to a reiolution which had too much cunning to give me entire fatisfa£iion. ❋ Unknown (1791)

In 1661, at which time be was one of the burgesses in Parliament for the university of Cambridge, he was sworn a privy counsellor for Ireland, axid sent first as en - voy extraordinary, but afterwards endowed with a plenipotentiary commission to the court of Portu - gal, where he negotiated a mar - riage between his master. ❋ Unknown (1782)

While dimpled cheeks, axid fparkling, - rolling eyes. ❋ Unknown (1779)

The Gauh and ton - 'gres who compofed the left Wing, whcrjc, commanded by Marcomire axid' taxAnder. ❋ Unknown (1677)

| | C v. | | apõ hym, lawghynge as who shold saye I wold moue him to speake to me, at laste he cam to me, and axid me what was my name, I told him. ❋ Desiderius Erasmus (1502)

«'ind great jilijtice, bestows tliis branch of antient Regalia upon one, whose services to himself have been so many axid eminent, and who by descent from noble blood, and an entail of noble ❋ Unknown (1812)

"[I love] [the sisters] of [AXiD]!!" ❋ Clevereyecandy (2008)

[Bob's] head was [seperated] from his body in a [terrible] axident. ❋ Lisa_urban (2008)