Endure; not to be printed 'bide, as if a contraction of abide. Shakespeare, Lear, iii. 29: "That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm," etc.英文原著 · 《The Lady of the Lake》
Both come home or neither, I'll warrant. Here's your hood, madam."
And Mrs. Leigh, with Grace behind her, started with rapid steps towards Bideford. Was it true? Was it a dream? Had the divine instinct of the mother enabled her to recognize her child's voice among all the rest, and at that enormous distance; or was her brain turning with the long effort of her supernatural calm? Grace asked herself, in her own way, that same question many a time between Burrough and Bideford. When they arrived on the quay the question answered itself.英文原著 · 《Westward Ho》
"Master," then said Little John, "An we our board shall spread, Tell us whither we shall gon, And what life we shall lead; Where we shall take, where we shall leave, Where we shall bide behind, Where we shall rob, where we shall reve, Where we shall beat and bind."英文原著 · 《A Bundle of Ballads》
His men drew out their bright swords That were so sharp and keen, And laid on the sher-iff's men, And drived them down bidene. Robin stert to that knight, And cut atwo his band, And took him in his hand a bow, And bade him by him stand. "Leav-e thy horse thee behind, And learn for to ren; Thou shalt with me to green wood, Through mire, moss, and fen; Thou shalt with me to green wood, Without an-y leas-ing, Till that I have get us grace, Of Edward our comely king."英文原著 · 《A Bundle of Ballads》
"Take thy horse again with a vengeance!" he said, "With me he shall not bide!"-- "My horse would have borne thee well enough, But he knew not of thy cow-hide.英文原著 · 《A Bundle of Ballads》
Bedene: all bedene: bidene: promptly, altogether. Belife: blive: quickly. Bent: coarse grass. Bete: make better, amend. Bewray: disclose. Bickered: skirmished. Blave: stayed. First English - belaf (allied to German blieb.) Boot: help, remedy.英文原著 · 《A Bundle of Ballads》