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We would say ' elsewhither,' only having said once in a letter to a lady that we
were going ' elsewhither,' she asked another friend whose house ' Elsewhither'
was, as we had written to say that we were going to it on a visit. After this lesson,
we ...
Mary Elizabeth Braddon,
1871
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Bonniebell, and Other Poems
ELSEWHITHER. Erect and dignified she moveth stately, Like a rich vessel on the
shining sea, Whose silken sails the wind wafts proud and free To some far clime.
We watch her, praying greatly Her prow may seek the shore, upon which lately ...
Edward Sanford Gregory,
1880
3
Three to one; or Some passages out of the life of Amicia ...
only having said once in a letter to a lady that -we were going " elsewhither," she
asked another friend whose house " elsewhither " was, as we had written to say
that we were going to it on a visit. After this lesson, we advise all readers and all ...
George Webbe Dasent (sir.),
1872
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Belgravia, a London magazine, conducted by M.E. Braddon
We would say ' elsewhither,' only having said once in a letter to a lady that we
were going ' elsewhither,' she asked another friend whose house ' Elsewhither'
was, as we had written to say that we were going to it on a visit. After this lesson,
we ...
Belgravia, Mary Elizabeth Braddon,
1866
5
A Lexicon Abridged from Liddell and Scott's Greek-English ...
dMuxbo-s, Adv. elsewhither, to another place. dMixoG, Adv. elsewhere,
somewhere else, Lat. alibi. dMqov, dMéEaL, Ep. for dvéke'you, til/alte'fat, v. dvaAi'
yw. EM“, Adv. properly dat. fem. of dAAos, I. Adv. of Place: I. in another place,
elsewhere, ...
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The Student's Dictionary of Anglo-Saxon
-hwider av. elsewhither. ellorf av. elsewhither, elsewhere motion) landes in
another country. -fue ready to depart (from life). -gast, œ in. alien sprite. ~3Ïp m.
departure, death. elm in. elm [Lt. ulmus]. -rind/, elm-bark. elmestlic = aelmeslic.
ein/ ell.
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Beowulf: With the Finnsburg Fragment
... etc. ellor, adv., ELsewhithER, 55, 2254. ellor gast, ellor gsest, st. m., [ELSC-
whithER-oHosT] sprite living elsewhere, alien sprite, 807, 1349, 1617, 1621. (
See note to 1. 102.) ellor- slK, st. m., journey elsewhither, death, 2451. elne, see
ellen.
Alfred John Wyatt, Raymond Wilson Chambers,
1914
Idolatry being constantly treated in Biblical idiom under the figure of adultery, this
verb is here used with special significance. The renderings "Hasten [after]
another [god]," or "Hasten in- another-direction" ["elsewhither"], are unallowable.
Arthur Charles Jennings, William Henry Lowe,
1884
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American Indian Languages 2
being drifting being sleeping, being now not aimlessly aware of l1ac'i"tcr.tl7"'
Heard about 'na"s.T' day. kwi'stsatcitlqaF? I being “ going 01? elsewhither ” k'wal'
ssts 'amT'> t'h."'wtn"aP'at'q8'."° K'walisits that being caused to be laughable.
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A Lexicon of the Homeric Dialect: Expanded Edition
For (1)010: 601M], dhhoOev dhhos', d>\>\07'6 11110:, 417011161s (1110:, see
these words.——With 1ro70ui A 572, etc. moo-e [d'XAos+-oe]. Elsewhither,
elsewhere 11 184, 204. more [dMos+8re]. (1) At another time, at other times K
120, ...
Richard John Cunliffe,
2012