At school, and later on at the 'Varsity, he had consistently and steadily suppressed a truth from friend and foe alikenamely, that he was in his own country a prince.

On this the consul exclaimed, with great earnestness, against submitting to such an ignominious insult, and from so dastardly a foe.

All foes you master; but a woman's wit Lets daylight through you ere

The sailors had, before starting, fill their bottles with grog, and this they administered to friend and foe indiscriminately, saving many a life ebbing fast with the flow of blood.

It was the existence of these Western separatists, nominally the fiercest foes of Spain, that in reality gave Spain the one real hope of staying the western advance.

In poetry, the objective is sometimes placed between the nominative and the verb; as, "His daring foe securely him defied.