Erst is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERST in dictionary:

VERB:
• First.
• Previously; before; formerly; heretofore.
ADVERB:
• formerly, also EARST
• long ago; formerly
• at a previous time
• long ago

Words that contain ERST

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How to use ERST in a sentence

• The pipe that erst he fashioned is doubtless scored with rust? CORYDON.
• May one believe The antique tale? SIR WALTER There is much likelihood, Such bandits did in England erst abound, When polity was young.
• A single window, dark and small, Showed opening in the heavy wall, Nor other entrance seemed attained That erst had human footstep gained.
• But the town within, save for the said castle, was scarce so fairly builded as the worst of the towns which Ralph had seen erst, though there were a many houses therein.
• He thought her fairer than erst, and made as if he would put his arms about her, but she held a little aloof from him, blushing yet more.
• But thought came back to Ralph in a moment, and he smiled at his own folly, howbeit he could not do to lie another night on that lawn with other folk than erst.
• And thus were they two left alone amidst the love and hope of the kindred, as erst they lay alone in the desert.
• But why, O gem of rich Peru, Thy silence strange, thy aspect new? What envious power has bound thy voice, Which erst could bid my soul rejoice.
• Heroic pair! now make it all your joy 675 To chase the Trojan host, and such to prove As erst, or even bolder, if ye may.
• Ein theologisches Buch erhaelt erst dadurch einen Platz in der Weltlitteratur, dass es Deutsch und Englisch gelesen werden kann.
• Ye now afflicted are, who erst were glad, For ye have lost the light that once was yours, Yet happy, for ye have the twin lights known.
• Behold me, best and loveliest of women, Delivered from the cloud of fatal darkness That erst oppressed my memory.
• For, as many times I haue erst said, all this Countrey is full of riuers.
• Last of all foloweth a great number of people in such caps as I erst spake of.
• Raphael was in despair at the meagre attenuated appearance of the erst prosperous-looking pages.
• Then he pulled up his shield that erst hung full low.
• And when that knight shall come the clearness of your eyes shall come again, and thou shalt see openly, and thy wounds shall be healed, and erst shall they never close.
• Truly, said Launcelot, never erst knew I of so high adventures done, and so marvellous and strange.
• So me thought ever, said the damosel, for never or that time, for no knight that ever I saw, loved I never none erst.
• And best can teach its Delphian chord How Nature to the soul is moored, If once again that silent string, As erst it wont, would thrill and ring.
• For crab, a shell-fish erst loved well, I do not care at all, Though I myself am in the shell And fellow-feelings call.
• The slender weed that fell From Thisbe up he takes, and straight doth bear it to the tree, Which was appointed erst the place of meeting for to be.
• The outstretched hands Of men that erst had faced the battle-storm Unshaken, grasping now in wild despair, Wrung cries of pity from us.
• Worlds wax and wane, suns crumble into dust, But matter pregnant with immortal life, Since erst the white-haired centuries wheeled the vast, Hath lost nor gained.
• So hath it been since erst aspiring man Broke from the brute and plucked the fatal tree, And will be till eternity grows gray.
• And now come we to make his sinews shake With greater power than erst his pride hath felt.

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