1
With the praise or blame of men we have nought to do.
2
As to the rights of that matter, I have nought to say.
3
He is dead, and we have nought to do with this quarrel.
4
Save our grain, we have nought that we can call our own.
5
I am poor, and have nought to give thee but my thanks.'
6
The Bastelicans would have nought to do with the law or the law-breaker.
7
We have nought in the house, and nothing can we catch.
8
The new acts of his drama should have nought to do with her.
9
If that be given, I have nought to say against it.
10
I remember you would have nought to do with us before.
11
I fear not death, for I have nought to live for.
12
If these powers are united, Italy would have nought to fear from any.
13
My brother fell a-weeping and replied, By Allah, I have nought!
14
But Wulfnoth turned viking; and would have nought to do with Ethelred after that.
15
With the nympholepts of Truth we have nought to do.
16
We have nought to eat, and no man has brought us meat or drink.
