Have At Ye

What is Have At Ye?

Olde English phrase. To 'attack' or announce an attack on a target, primarily one you intend to engage honourably in meleé.

"Have at ye!" exclaimed Sir Melmot, as he drew his rapier and lunged for the corrupt Lord Exetar.

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