Say [verb]

Or ne say-je quelle estoit sa maladie; si elle venoit seulement par intervalles, ou non, je n'en say rien: tant y a que le 2.

ITo heaven cry aloud, and to the world:“Who hath reduced her to this pass?Say, say!”

Maybe Marie would wish then that she had thought twice about quitting him just on her mother's say-so.

And hast thou fixed my doom, kind master, say?And wilt thou kill thy servant, old and poor?

And hast thou fixed my doom, sweet master, say?And wilt thou kill thy servant, old and poor?

Say-Frank—listen, will you gimme your gun for my bicycle, both my catchers gloves and four dollars when I get paid?

Say-Frank, it aint a felony to croak a burglar with a gun even if hes only breakin into somebody elses house.

Say-Frank, it costs a hundred-thousand dollars to make a Krupp gun and eighty dollars evry time you fire it.

Say-Frank—listen, will you gimme it for my bicycle, my two catchers gloves, four dollars when I get paid and my shepherd pup?

Say-Frank, Mexicans and Indians can get a guy evry time with a long-distance rifle without taking aim through the sight.