Dost thou wish to bestow this language? I beseech thee to read most well.
 
The sentence above is middle modern English. Once you learn the language you can understand those Shakespeare book better. Or maybe your some person who goes around reenacting mid evil scenes and plays. Whatever the case is your interested in learning this language. Before you try to make up your own sentences in Middle Modern English learn what each word means first. I tried me best not to throw too many new words at you. If you still wish to learn more just search "archaic words" on your favorite search engine.
 
'tis: contraction for It is
 
'twas contraction for It was
 
'twould: contraction for It would
 
Alas: Interjection
 
Aloof: Distant mentally or physically. I stood aloof went the knights hath been slain.
 
Alow: Below
 
Afore: Equal to Before.
 
Aye: Equal to Yes. Aye sir 'tis most true.
 
Agone: Equal to ago. I was a farmer long agone.
 
Bestow: Carry out.
 
Betwixt : Between
 
Beseech: Demand or beg
 
Dost: Do

Gisarme: Long ax.
 
Goblet: Handle-less drinking cup with round top. Also known as a tabernacle or chalice.
 
Methinks: Equal to I think or I believe. Methinks it would be tasty to drink from that goblet.
 
Hath: Have

Hast: Have

Thee: Equal to the word You.
 
Thy: equal to the word Your. Keep thy problems to thyself.
 
Thou: Equal to the word You. Thee is used instead of thou most the time.
 
Thou art: Equal to You are or You're

Thine: Yours

Thyself: Yourself
 
Forthwith: to act fast, asap. Forthwith withdraw my lord
 
Hither: To go some were. Hither to thy castle
 
 
Alas afore th' article ends I beseech thee to vote most well. Forthwith vote aye alow.