grammercy

Updated: June 4, 2025

But seeing the look of eagerness in Pierre's face he concluded to accept the gift, which was a common one enough in those days. "Grammercy for your courtesy, Master Wibert," he answered. "We take your bounty of the fine goose, since it seemeth that your tables have space for little more. Now then, Pierre lad, take up thy prey.

Abbie Farwell Brown - The Book of Saints and Friendly Beasts

It is a long, long way, but at the top lies Oz!" "Grammercy, a pretty plan!" exclaimed Sir Hokus, peering up at the bean pole. "Wouldn't that be social climbing?" chuckled Happy Toko, recovering his spirits with a bound. The Cowardly Lion said nothing, but heaved a mighty sigh which no one heard, for they were all running toward the bean pole.

L. Frank (Lyman Frank) Baum - The Royal Book of Oz : In which the Scarecrow goes to search for his family tree and discovers that he is the Long Lost Emperor of the Silver Island

"Nay, Sir Knight," said the yeoman, "do not do so, for they are not like mortal men, but rather like monsters that are neither beast nor man. Wherefore anyone who beholdeth them, feareth them." "Grammercy for thy thought of me, good fellow," quoth Sir Launcelot, "but if I shall refuse an adventure because I find it perilous, then I am not like to undertake any adventure at all."

Howard Pyle - The Story of the Champions of the Round Table

"It is enough," said Lancelot, "I was not far from thee when thou wast made a knight, Sir Reynold, and know thee for a good and valiant man, and was full loth to slay thee." "Grammercy for thy gentleness!" said Sir Reynold. "I and my brethren will straightway yield to thee when we know thy name, for well we know that thou art not Sir Key."

Sir James Knowles - The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights