Prises [noun]

Suppose your astonishment if a lady in an assembly were to offer you a prise?

"It's one of those tins you prise up," said Marjorie jauntily.

Your prise d'armes must hurt you, I think, if you were not victorious.

Page 8, changed "clumsey" to "clumsy" and "prise" to "prize."

Come, she can hardly have 'lost' it, since I had to get a screwdriver to prise it out!

Then Ariobarzanes departed the listes: and the Prince withoute any great resistance wan the prise and victory.

I saw you prise out the jewel from the image of the god—with your short bloody spear.

He cannot prise open a man's heart with a crowbar, as it were, and force Himself inside.

Thy uncle with Sarah and Prise dined at Hampstead yesterday; the dear circle there as well as one could expect.

The prinsipal differense between a luxury and a necesaary iz, the prise.