Mai kitteh luk at me wid such ammirashun wen ai furst got him….hero wurship….till one day ai had sum ryse an he sez, oh u habn dat! ❋ Unknown (2009)
But mabee a veggie burger made wit ryse n shrums n stuffff wud be taystier, deerie! ❋ Unknown (2008)
Ghost. 44 These are seene euery where, as in the villages, houses, tauernes and graniers of corne and ryse, and are so tame that one can scharsely dryue them away. ❋ Unknown (2003)
_Arumburch_ shee flyes, Him shee prouokes, him shee finds apt to rage, Imprisoning Pitties teares in flintie eyes; To him the power of _Siuill_ for a gage Shee doth bequeath; bidding his prowesse ryse, And clense his Countries face from widowes tears, To which he posts, like lightning from the sphears. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Some vse they haue of ryse, figs, and other fruits. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Sis are the seats of Liuing Breath: the rest are as sharp sickles or the horns of death, (the balance of power, or duty, is divided into two polarities) wherein the Creatures of ye earth are to are not, (they are not to be here) except myne own hand (self explanatory) which slepe and shall ryse. ❋ Hope, Charles (1982)
Oure King perceaving that the warr wald ryse, asked the ❋ John Knox (N/A)
¶ Out of the erthe an/C/ryse shall. instead of sentence ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
[Sidenote: Eloquucion] _Eloquucion_, which the Greekes call Phrase, whereof also the name of eloquence dothe ryse, as of al partes it is the goodlyest, so also is it the most profitable and hardeste: in the whyche is seene that diuine myghte and vertue of an oratoure, whych as Cicero in hys oratorie particions defineth, is nothyng else but wisedom speakyng eloquently. ❋ Richard Sherry (N/A)
Eche mornynge I ryse, doe I sette mie maydennes, 220 ❋ Thomas Chatterton (N/A)
Such was the humanity of this Lord, that in tymes of Christmas and other festyvalls, when his neighbor townships were invited and feasted in his Hall, hee would, in the midst of their dynner, ryse from his owne, & goynge to each of their tables in his Hall, cheerfully bid them welcome. ❋ William Francis Dawson (N/A)
Decorn [24] wyth fonnes [25] rare, doe shemrynge [26] ryse; ❋ Thomas Chatterton (N/A)
Castel god on myne ryse. wel fyht þat wel flyhþ. seyþ þe wise. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)
"Cherries on the ryse" (or, on twigs) was well known as a London street cry in the fifteenth century; but these were probably the fruit of the wild Cherry, or Gean tree. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)
Of thynges ryse effeccions, of words those fashions that nowe I wyll shewe. ❋ Richard Sherry (N/A)
Whylste prose, & herehaughtrie [38], ryse yn estate. ❋ Thomas Chatterton (N/A)
By meanes whereof, all the Manours and morgaged landes, were taken awaye from Alexandro, hauing nothing wher vpon any profite did ryse. ❋ William Painter (N/A)
And so tossed with an infinite number of diuers thoughtes passed the night, vntill the daye beginning to lighten the world with his burning lampe, constrained her to ryse. ❋ William Painter (N/A)
Nothing daunted, Melville continued to fulminate against the authorities -- 'with ane heroicall spreit, the mair they stirit and bostit the mair he strak with that twa-eagit sword, sa that a day he movit the Provest, with sear rubbing of the ga of his conscience, to ryse out of his seatt in the middes of the sermont, and with some muttering of words to goe to the dure, out-throw the middes of the peiple.' ❋ William Morison (N/A)
And therewithal contrarie imaginations began to ryse, whiche so contended with mutuall resistaunce, as they forced hym thus to saye. ❋ William Painter (N/A)
