deathwards

Then she acquainted him with the affair of the blacksmith and how he had done nobly by them, whenas the Jew had inflicted on her and her women heart-confounding torments; and how his victims deathwards he drave, nor was there any found to save.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Father Collignon's suggestion is a good one, and, I should note, in keeping with a remark in the essay by John V. Kelleher to which I referred: "The context of the sentence is thoughts of death and of the dead, of a whole country swooning deathwards under the falling snow."

The Journey Westward Collignon, James 1988

The riders dared deathwards each trusting his star.

Right Royal John Masefield 1922

When I look deathwards I look over death, and upwards, or I can't look that way at all.

The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning Browning, Elizabeth B 1898

Then she acquainted him with the affair of the blacksmith and how he had done nobly by them, whenas the Jew had inflicted on her and her women heart-confounding torments; and how his victims deathwards he drave, nor was there any found to save.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

When I look deathwards I look _over_ death, and upwards, or I can't look that way at all.

The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Volume II Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1833