Aún no tenemos significados para "have aught".
1You can away now, sweetheart, if you have aught to engage you.'
2Does thee think that I have aught of his courage-myUncle Benn?
3If you would have aught else, speak out; you shall find me ready--
4To-night, if you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it.
5If they have aught to try me for, I will stand my trial.'
6The idea that we have aught to fear from Romanism, is simply ridiculous!
7Slave, would you then have aught else then what is best?
8And I tell thee, neither shall I have aught to do with Rolla!
9Since thou dost leave us, we shall never have aught but wars and troubles.
10I will not have aught else, but only this alone.
11For your soul's sake, refuse to have aught to do with such a sin.
12But you'd never have aught to do with a married man, I'm sure, Carrie.
13Don't have aught to do with him or you'll rue it, I tell you.
14I'm sure the Merrys have aught for a poultice, if that be what is needed.
15Neither he nor you have aught to fear, for you are both in safe hands.
16Shabaka, if you have aught to confess, say it now and I will forgive it.
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