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Examples
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The stranger nodded a yeasay, and the three went in together, the mother, the child, and the alien.
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She bowed a yeasay, for this time she found it hard to speak.
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She but murmured some yeasay to that which Arthur had spoken unto her, and then she held her peace for the sweetness of that moment.
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Ye must needs yeasay this, or ye are forsworn of your behest to do my will.
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At these words was there a rumour of yeasay, and all men were content, save we three poor maidens, into whose hearts had now entered fear of loss and death.
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The wood-wife smiled and nodded yeasay on her, and they sat down, both of them, beside the sleeping man, and the day died into the night as they sat hearkening to the ripple of the brook and the song of the nightingales.
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Arthur nodded yeasay when he saw what had been done with Baudoin dead; and so they gat to horse, and Birdalone it was that rode
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She nodded yeasay unto him, and bade him again to bide three days for her, and if she came not again in that time, to make a clean breast of it to Sir Aymeris.
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She nodded yeasay, and began by seeming to dight the craft for return.
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So the astro types say. — — Those names, yeasay. —
Furious Gulf Benford, Gregory, 1941- 1994
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