¶ Q {uo} d conscyence must {thou} go so he hym thyder sent ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
¶ And whan he thyder came he began to se. instead of ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
As oft as any old ancyent doctor other of deuynyte or of the lawe, resorted thyder, by and by he was broght to that table, some sayd that thay were lettres of Arabia, some sayd thay were faynyd lettres. ❋ Desiderius Erasmus (1502)
Howe the Dukes of Berrey and of Burgoyne departed to go to Bloyes; and howe the duke of Bretayne came thyder; and howe the dukes dyd so moche that they had hym to Parys, in maner agaynst his wyll Cap.C. xxx. ❋ Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 Or 7-1533, Tr (1812)
The lady lyghtly graunted hym his desyre; and soo she and he wente thyder all alone, and nother chamberer nor varlet entred with them, for the lady had noo mystrust in hym of ony dyshonoure: and as sone as they were entred into the dongeon, Jaques le Grys Vol. II. ❋ Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 Or 7-1533, Tr (1812)
The kynge of Englande and his counsayle were gladde of those tydynges, and thought them good, and concluded to sende thyder; the prouysyon was made, and ibyder was sente the erle of Buckyngliam, with iiii. ❋ Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 Or 7-1533, Tr (1812)
By my fayth, sayd syr John harlton, 'it shal not be let for me, but that ye shal go: as soone as I am retourned to Chyerbourge, I wyll go into englande, and ye shal go with me; I shal bryng you thyder, for your request is not to be refused. ❋ Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 Or 7-1533, Tr (1812)
Without ittcJrc fpedte, t you bcfcche that wc were montciy goncj For, in my mynde, of all mankynde I lore but you A. Yf ye goo thyder, ye muft coniider, — whan ye havt lufl to dyne. ❋ Unknown (1779)
When the sayd kynge Lyon of Armony "came fyrst into Fraunce, y kynge there and the lordes made hym good chere, as it was reason, for he was come thyder out of a farre countre; and so by hym and his was knowen tydynges of the royalme of Grece, and of the Em - pyre of Constantyne le noble, '' for he was examyned of the puyssaunce of y Turkes, and of the Tartaries, who had put hym out of his royalme; he answered and sayd, y the grete Taco" of Tartarie had alway made hym warre, and it was he y had put him out of his royalme. ❋ Berners, John Bourchier, Lord, 1466 Or 7-1533, Tr (1812)
