Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- A Middle English form of
thither .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb obsolete Thither.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb Obsolete form of
thither .
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Examples
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For the ravenes and the crowes and the choughes, and other foules of the contree assemblen hem there every zeer ones, and fleen thider as in pilgrymage: and eyeryche of hem bringethe a braunche of the bayes or of olyve, in here bekes, in stede of offryng, and leven hem there; of the whiche the monkes maken gret plentee of oyle; and this is a gret marvaylle.
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And thanne alle his frendes maken hire avaunt and hire dalyance, how the fowles comen thider, here 5, here 6, here 10, and there 20, and so forthe: and thei rejoyssen hem hugely for to speke there of.
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And thanne alle his frendes maken hire avaunt and hire dalyance, how the fowles comen thider, here 5, here 6, here 10, and there 20, and so forthe: and thei rejoyssen hem hugely for to speke there of.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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For the ravenes and the crowes and the choughes, and other foules of the contree assemblen hem there every zeer ones, and fleen thider as in pilgrymage: and eyeryche of hem bringethe a braunche of the bayes or of olyve, in here bekes, in stede of offryng, and leven hem there; of the whiche the monkes maken gret plentee of oyle; and this is a gret marvaylle.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Wherfore the kyng sente thider the chief juste John Fortescu, the erle of Stafford, and the erle of
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Bonevylle, knyght, to Burdeux with viij c of goode fytynge men, to kepe the town unto the tvme a grett retenewe myght be mad and sent thider.
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Westm 'was fordone, and goyng thider bi barge bigonne.
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And whanne they hadde so don they reden ayeyne to Chestre, and thider to them cam kyng Richard in pees.
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And after that themperour and the kyng went to Caleys: and than the duke of Burgoyne and the counte Charles his son came to Gravenyng; and the sent thider his brother the duke of
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Sutton the alderman: and after that the capitayne fledde into Sussex, and thider was pursued and slayne.
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