Potsdam possessive

Usage examples of euer.

And shortly to say, the intencion of al Poetes hath euer ben to repreue vyce: and to commende vertue.

Euch geht auf der Welt, und wie sich Euer Zustand mit jeder Woche, mit jedem Tage fast bessert?

Some standing vpon the left foote, others vpon the right in a streight sort, with their heads perpendicularly, euer the center betwixt their heeles, and some looking sidewaies in height, foure Cubites of sixe foote.

Well then I perceiue that death is at my backe, who did euer see such a change of fortune?

Vpon a sodaine I founde my selfe so lasciuiously bent, and in such a prurient lust, that which way so euer I turned, I could not forbeare, and they as they sung laughed the more, knowing what had happened vnto mee.

I beeing thus taken, with extreame compulsion, I was bolde with an vnaccustomed admyration, dilligently to looke vpon her rare shape, and louely features, my eyes making themselues the swallowing whirlpooles of her incomparable beautie: and they were no sooner opened, hotly to take in the sweete pleasure of her so benigne and conspicuous presence, but they were strengthened for euer, to hold with them solaciously agreeing, the assembly of all my other captiued sences, that from her and no other, I did seeke the mittegation and quenching of my amorous flames.

The middlemost in bright Crymosen: and the two formost in an Emerald greene, not wanting any ornamentes to sette them foorth, singing so sweetly with little rounde mouthes, and playing vppon their instruments, within so celestiall a manner, as woulde keepe a man from euer dying.

Thou hast a time to be reuiued againe, and made sound as euer thou wert: but two eies without all pitie or intermission haue wounded me, deuour and consume me, leauing me no time of rest, or space to be comforted.

Gott laesst sich nicht spotten, und ein Greuel ist in seinen Augen euer frecher Goetzendienst der gleissenden Oberflaeche!

The preseruation of the people hath bene euer accompted among all nations, for the very supreame Law.

Did euer any king or Prince witting and waring, suffer such a kinde of trafike which should make his enemie ouer mightie, and though hee did not disfurnish himselfe, yet shoulde leaue himselfe more open vnto his furie, which otherwise were like to be vnarmed and vnable to wage warre against him?

Maiestie, she desireth to stand as a person voide of all trueth and credite with good Princes, if she euer punished any of these men with any strange or newe kinde of torment, then is appointed by the prescript of the ancient lawes of this Realme prouided against such persons, as shall be found and conuicted for Rebels and Traytors.

Dennoch sollt ihr einst Krieger sein Und sollt einst wissen, Dass dieses Lebens süsser Atem, Dass dieses Herzschlags liebes Eigentum Nur Lehen ist, und dass durch euer Blut Vergangenheit und Ahnenerbe Und fernste Zukunft rollt, Und dass fur jedes Haar auf eurem Haupt Ein Kampf, ein Weh, ein Tod erlitten ward.

Long while he tug'd and stroue, to get it out,And all his powre applyed thereunto,That he therewith the knight drew all about:Nathlesse, for all that euer he could doe,His axe he could not from his shield vndoe.

Him als accompanyd vpon the wayA comely Palmer, clad in blacke attire,Of ripest yeares, and haires all hoarie gray,That with a staffe his feeble steps did stire,Least his long way his aged limbes should tire:And if by lookes one may the mind aread,He seemd to be a sage and sober sire,And euer with slow pace the knight did lead,Who taught his trampling steed with equall steps to tread.