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Meanings of good morrow in English
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Usage of good morrow in English
1
I have just come, as usual, to bid my stepdaughter good morrow.
2
Jefan rode in slowly, bidding us good morrow cheerfully as he came.
3
She undrew the curtain, wished her good morrow, and kissed her.
4
No one spoke; no one bade me good morrow.
5
Goodnight, or rather good morrow, till day peep; and the first who wakes calls up the other.
6
No, not an actress bidding good morrow to a bishop, but Simonides talking to Pericles in Shakespeare's play.
7
Well, Neal, good morrow to you.
8
The Quakers, on meeting a person, never say " good morrow," because all days are equally good.
9
God give him the good morrow!
10
I send my Lieutenant to match Mr. Hobhouse's Major Cartwright: and so ' good morrow to you, good master Lieutenant.'
11
Jefan had ridden out to go round his posts, and I was waiting to bid Hilda good morrow before breakfast.
12
Ho, Relf, good morrow.
13
And now, my dearest William, I must wish you good morrow, and remain ever, most sincerely and affectionately yours, &c.
14
The diligent spinner has a large shift; and now I have a sheep and a cow, every body bids me good morrow.'
15
As I still wore my Frankish dress I was used to that, and only smiled at him, and nodded a good morrow.
16
She gave him good morrow prettily, and he, spurring his horse to the carriage door, was solicitous to know of her comfort.
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