tread

• The General of a republic has a thorny path to tread, and almost every public man has been at one time disgraced during the civil war. —  Campaigns of a Non-Combatant, and His Romaunt Abroad During the War
• Tread it well--tread your anger well down into it. —  The Crofton Boys
• Move in the ways of life with softened tread, and pay thy respect at every shrine where dwells the grace and power of God NOVEMBER The Twenty-eighth HOW TO FIGHT EVIL Overcome evil with good. —  My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
• His tread was always noiseless when he walked in strange places. —  Old Ebenezer
• In every other respect they are fictitious characters CHAPTER TWO ON THE BORDER OF MARTON MERE Thou too must tread, as we trod, a way Thorny, and bitter, and cold, and grey Miss Muloch It was drawing towards the dusk of a bright day early in May. —  Clare Avery A Story of the Spanish Armada

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