God wot

He told all from the very first: how Robin Hood had slain the forester, and how he had hidden in the greenwood to escape the law; how that he lived therein, all against the law, God wot, slaying His Majesty's deer and levying toll on fat abbot, knight, and esquire, so that none dare travel even on broad Watling

The Adventures of Robin Hood Howard Pyle 1882

Wood, while he does not dissent, adds that he was 'far, God wot, from his father's parts, either as to the sword or pen.'

Sir Walter Ralegh A Biography 1879

Why, lad, it is enough to fire the most sluggish blood, let alone mine, which is hot enough, God wot, as is that of all the Trevose family. "

Across the Spanish Main A Tale of the Sea in the Days of Queen Bess Harry Collingwood 1886