What is "tis"

Usage examples of "tis".

Tis a pity that thou beest not of noble blood, for thy mien appearth not like that of one lowborn.

Tis well I found the key, sirrah, for my lady wants you gone, and it must be now, whilst her brother is in the town hiring his mercenaries.

Pradian Miceram nomid, e saw, nouton aulcam si adomfrit cilid, beton tis cir boniit, bareis op onbordas.

Tis known he sends knights for your wars in England and Wales, but he sends scutage for your French wars, since he has no personal interest there.

Tis a pity that thou beest not of noble blood, for thy mien appearth not like that of one lowborn.

Tis clean and there's no after caterwaulerin' about accidental death or police brutalness and such.

Tis said that since time began women have cozened men and vice versa, and that this is inevitable and that one or the other will always prevail.

And when an Assembly of Christians choose their Pastor in a Christian Commonwealth, it is the Soveraign that electeth him, because tis done by his Authority.

Tis not for ev'rybody, I know I lit East as soon's I was tall enough to cry in the right Uncle's ale-can, and it's also how I met the Wild Ranger here, who's never been west of Elk Creek.

Tis a foul crop espaliered against these blocks," Brom O'Berin grunted as he tore away the last horseshoe.

Tis said that her current light o' love is some black, heathenish Ghanaian mercenary.

Tis nowhere to be found, nor, as some suspected, is there a cave in the cliffs large enough to hide even part of such a large raft.

Tis not a pastime for the young, I would urge thee for example to ease off upon the Raylton lad for the time being, and to concentrate upon thy Sums.

Tis unseemly to talk publicly about the untimely deaths of monarchs.