ensue

• And there actually did ensue, at Paris, a vivid Negotiating all Summer; which ended, not quite in nothing, but in less, if we might say so. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia
• A violent speculation in bank stock did ensue, and the first years of the new institution were troubled, disorderly, and anything but creditable. —  Daniel Webster
• A conversation in Romany would ensue, a shilling would change hands, two fingers would be pointed at the gypsy, and the interview would be at an end. "{449a} —  The Life of George Borrow
• The principal Events that ensue, arrange themselves under Three Heads, this of Porto-Bello being the FIRST; and (by intense smelting) are datable as follows: -- [Gentleman's Magazine, ix. 551, x. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia
• "Make this my determination known to all Officers of the Army; prepare the men for what work is now to ensue, and say that I hold myself entitled to demand exact fulfilment of orders. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia

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