yea

Yea, 'tis my pleasure, Wolfhart, / thou sparest them all such questioning.

Yea, worthy sir, but scarce befitting this reverend assembly.

All virtues are one virtue; yea, verily, they are all one and the same.

Yea I am the thrall of Sorrow; she hath stripped my raiment off And laid sore stripes upon me with many a bitter scoff.

I diced last night,—yea or no; and the 'yea'—plague on 't—had it.

Sing to him, yea sing praises to him: relate all his wondrous works.

And was it not possible, yea, even likely that his aunt might be needing a bonnet right away.

Yea, so taken were the townsmen now with their Prince, that they would sing of him in their sleep.

Yea, in his thoughts caressed her / full many a gallant knight; A lady high in spirit, / well might she every heart delight.

Yea; I give my message in the name of the King; I have his token.