Thoil

I ask a local “Cá áit a stadann bus McGinley ó Baile Átha Cliath le do thoil?” ❋ Unknown (2003)

It isn't often at ther's soa mich brass faand inside a Clock Almanack, but ther's monny an monny a paands worth ov innocent amusement to be faand in its pages, an they're odd kind o 'fowk at connot thoil to spend ❋ John Hartley (1877)

And when the time of her deliuery should come to make her thoil great doloures, like vnto that naturall course, and then subtillie to slippe in the Mid-wiues handes, stockes, stones, or some monstruous barne brought from some other place, but this is more reported and gessed at by others, nor beleeued by me. ❋ King Of England James I (1595)

S hend» hends four parilfhest containing four thoil - 'iand eight hundred and eighty - fix fouls, and fupports ten. convents. ❋ Unknown (1791)

'S è 'n ceathramh crioch mhòr, Daoin' oibreacha fuas chum ùmhìachd thaingeil fhoighidneach do dh* uile thoil a Mhaighfiir. ❋ MacFarlane, Patrick, 1753-1832 (1783)

Thik is for thorn that’s thuck in its thoil like thum-fool’s thraitor thrust for vengeance. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Deda m� t� s� seo � l�amh agat an gcuirfidh r-phost chugam led’ thoil? ❋ Unknown (2004)

She had dropped on her knees beside me, busy with pins and folds, and Joy was lisping the caution, born perhaps of experience, "Don't you thoil it, ❋ Harriet Stark (N/A)

"Onnybody'd think to listen to thi at tha didn't thoil it. ❋ John Hartley (1877)

Bhur Niomcb - nuth&, X Cor.p. x. tlomthomeadh, Aums PL V. Icm - totniodh. flomtfaoitain, A thoil fern} Fb - iuntary* ❋ Unknown (1707)