Meanings of ill betide in English

Let good or ill betide-I'lldo it.

Away, ere ill betide thee.

And tell Giselher to remember that never, through his fault, did ill betide me; for which reason mine eyes are fain to behold him.

Ill betide my master, Anselmo, for giving such authority in his house to this shameless fellow!

Then seizing an iron bar that lay across the doorway, " Ill betide you, little wretch!"

Ill betide the day that ever I took off my yeoman's jerkin to put on the white gown!

Ill betide the jade that in the flower of her youth would not sooner become a nun than a duenna!

Ill betide the devil!

Ill betide the violent!

" Ill betides him that has need o' thee," said the boatman, surlily;-"come ,jumpin.

The force responsible for these things is utterly unknown, and if ill betides the men upstairs, that is only another argument for you.

" Ill betide thee for a blackamoor ape," said Gregory, his courage waxing apace when his fears of the supernatural began to subside; "and wherefore?