Schule

[N.B. -- Vulgarly pronounced 'schule' in the West of England.] ❋ Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch (1903)

Then the "schule" knew that Geordie Hoo was marked for college, and pelted him with fir cones in great gladness of heart. ❋ Ian Maclaren (1878)

The behaviour of some of those at a reform schule has no relevance, you will have noted bad behaviour in an orthodox one too, I certainly have. ❋ Unknown (2009)

With the title "Making Worlds," Mr. Birnbaum -- joint director of the Staatliche Hoch-schule für Bildende Künste, an academy of fine arts, and Portikus, an exhibition space, both in Frankfurt -- intends to highlight the process of artistic creation. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As a youth I remember a Christian friend coming regularly to our schule because he wished to practice as a Jew, there was never a discussion about it, he was made welcome and respected, perhaps we had a rabbi who had some common sense, I do not know as it never came up. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We aren't always home, and learning doesn't always take place in one spot, and it isn't in schule, but all of the time. ❋ Unknown (2006)

We all went to schule today for your memorial and Dad, Helen and the children felt your nearness the love we all feel for you. ❋ JOY HOROWITZ (1996)

Texts bearing on the Empirical School of medicine are cited from K. Deichgräber, Die Griechische Empiriker - schule (Berlin, 1930), and Owsei and C. Lillian Temkin, eds., ❋ PHILLIP DE LACY (1968)

On oðer half ȝef þet ha sungið þurh ower ȝemeles {;} ȝe schule beo bicleopet þrof biuore þe hehe deme · ⁊ for {} þi as ow is muche neod · ⁊ ham ȝet mare {;} ȝeornliche leareð ham to halden hare riwle · ba for ow ⁊ for ham seolf {;} liðeliche ⁊ luueliche · for swuch ah wummone lare to beonne · luuelich ⁊ liðe · ⁊ selthwenne sturne. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

When we ran to the schule, I was aye by her han ', ❋ Various (N/A)

_ Mine men schulen eoten ⁊ ow schal eauer hungrin · ⁊ ȝe schule beon feorle world buten ende. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

I ever knew him to do, was running away wi 'that chit of a schule-girl. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Like a dream o 'my schule days it haunts me still; ❋ Various (N/A)

It mindit me o 'the schule laddies an' their bummers. ❋ J. B. Salmond (N/A)

Like a dream o 'my schule-days, it haunts me still; ❋ Various (N/A)

Hwen ȝe beoð ilete blod {;} ȝe ne schule don na þing þe þreo dahes þ̵ ow greueð · ah talkið to ower  {105} meidnes · ⁊ wið þeawfule talen schurteð ow to {} gederes. ❋ Joseph Hall (N/A)

And ran around it at the ba 'when we frae schule wan free; ❋ Various (N/A)

"In fath, ye've seen a dale of trouble, I'm sure; and we heard that black man we often saw comin 'from schule with ye an' that yellow lass an 'boy was your chilther." ❋ Laura S. Haviland (N/A)

And turning to Marjory, she explained, "Mary Ann's just hame frae the schule for a wee bit." ❋ Margaret Bruce Clarke (N/A)

He met her, I think, at a ball that was given at this schule, and Master ❋ Unknown (N/A)