peased

I think it's either people who know how unsound Megrahi's conviction is and are pleased that the government have released him, or people who are just peased that we have a government who will stand up against the grain.

SNP winning the debate on Megrahi Jeff 2009

He began to reckon up how much that was painful, perhaps even how much secret and unap-peased sorrow underlay the sweetness of the phrase; and yet to him it brought no suffering.

Swann's Way 2003

THUS when the enemy fleeth and the city is peased, [78] then beginneth a man to prove what the high peace of God is that passeth man's wit.

The Cell of Self-Knowledge : seven early English mystical treatises printed by Henry Pepwell in 1521 Henry Pepwell 1902

Nevertheless, the whole nation laments and beseeches God that his anger may be ap - peased, being in grief that it should, as it were, have to cut off

City of the Sun 1901

I was not going to get any word from home and was much peased to here and was much obliged to John for [for] the stamp and sheat of paper I cant neathe paper or stamp here and I want you to write and send them to me accationaly I can by paper at 2 cents

Franklin County: Thad Donely to Henry A. Bitner, January 7, 1863 Thad Donely 1863

I was not going to get any word from home and was much peased to here and was much obliged to John for [for] the stamp and sheat of paper I cant neathe paper or stamp here and I want you to write and send them to me accationaly I can by paper at 2 cents

Letter to Henry A. Bitner 1863

Anyway, I was peased to read that "Retailers confront rampant rudeness of mobile addicts with a no mobile ban".

It's A Matter Of Opinion Bozwell 2010

Oo peased wi 'me? "and I had thought it a good opportunity to make a few salutary remarks upon her late moral career, and said:" No, I am not pleased with you. "

Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow 1893