Examples of 'fare ye' in a sentence
Meaning of "fare ye"
fare ye: This phrase is an archaic or poetic way of saying 'goodbye' or 'take care'. It is commonly used in literature, poems, or in a more formal or traditional setting to bid someone farewell
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fare ye
But fare ye well.
God be with ye! Fare ye well!
Fare ye all well.
Come, good Lorenzo, fare ye well awhile.
Fare ye well Jamaica.
Doon ye gaan, and fare ye well, You dirty blackleg miner!
Fare ye well, we leave you now with better company.
How fare ye this glorious eve?
Fare ye well in Christ Jesus, our common hope.
Now fare ye well, good sir.
Fare ye well in the Lord Jesus Christ in grace, ye and all yours.
Then fare ye well, your God proclaims.
Fare ye well, beloved homeland mine.
Now fare ye well, my own John.
Fare ye well . All of you.
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How fare ye this fine Thursday?
Fare ye well . ' Tis partly my own fault, Which death or absence soon shall remedy.
Fare ye well, Mister Asterix.
Fare ye well, beloved homeland mine 0h homeland mine, farewell!
Fare ye well at once!
Fare ye well, beloved homeland mine Oh homeland mine, farewell!
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