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whenas
[ wen-az, wuhn-, wen-, hwuhn- ]
conjunction
- Archaic.
- when.
- inasmuch as.
- Obsolete. whereas.
whenas
/ 飞蓻苍藞忙锄 /
conjunction
- archaic.
- when; whenever
- inasmuch as; while
- obsolete.whereas; although
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Example Sentences
Straight she ran to see Who this man should be,90 That so like her love did speak; And found, whenas she came, Her lovely lord lay slain, Smeer'd in blood which life did break.
Which when her father proved,15 Lord, how he was moved And tormented in his mind; He sought for to prevent them, And to discontent them,鈥 Fortune crosses lovers kind.20 Whenas these princely twain Were thus debarr'd of pleasure, Through the king's disdain, Which their joys withstood, The lady lockt up close25 Her jewels and her treasure, Having no remorse Of state or royal blood.
And each is a gallant heart and ready at honour's call, Yet I, when the foremost charge, am bravest of all the brave; But if they with hands outstretched are seizing the booty won, The slowest am I whenas most quick is the greedy knave.
O affluent Sun, unwilling to abate 聽聽聽聽Thy bounteous hospitality benign, Whenas we deemed the banquet o'er, thy great 聽聽聽聽Gold flagon brims again with amber wine; Whenas we thought t' have seen on plain and hill 聽聽聽聽Thy euthanasia in October's haze, The blessing of thy light, unstinted still, 聽聽聽聽Irradiates the drear November days.
So he traded prosperously and lived plenteously until he lost his companion, whenas God wrought his will in the wife who had been his fellow for thirty years.
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