Examples of 'what art thou' in a sentence
Meaning of "what art thou"
what art thou - This archaic phrase is a formal or poetic way of asking 'who are you?' in English, often used in literature, plays, or historical contexts to inquire about a person's identity, character, or nature
How to use "what art thou" in a sentence
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This is what art thou cardboard.
The cardboard-girlfriends . - This is what art thou cardboard.
What art thou doing in these foreign parts?
And we said to the mother, What art thou named, O renowned mother?
What art thou that usurp'st this time of night.
Innocent one, for what art thou a sufferer?
What art thou doing in these foreign parts? Mistress Raisin.
The quilt of hathor! What art thou doing?
What art thou that dost grumble there?
And thou, my son, With what art thou employed?
What art thou that dost grumble i'the straw?
And they asked him, What art thou then?
What art thou laughing at?
I know that I'm about to die. What art thou doing?
What art thou doing here?
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Hast thou learned nothing, Shelby Miller? What art thou doing?
Of what art thou made?
What art thou aiming at?
Thou villain, what art thou filching from my bakery establishment?
What art thou so surprised at?
Unfortunate creature, what art thou doing here? ", the youth answered him, weeping.
What art thou doing to me?
Of justice, what art thou doing, presumptuous one, in the madness of.
What art thou reading, fair one?
A spirit! What art thou that dost grumble there?
Then what art thou doing in this life, if thou have not yet apprehended?
What art thou about, to mention it?
What art thou saying?
What art thou saying, wicked man, to break my heart?
Say . what art thou that talk'st of kings and queens?
What art thou up to?
Of what art thou speaking, and who is Glaucus? ".
A spirit! What art thou that dost grumble there? A spirit!
