This is manifestly otherwise: for 'tis proved that a stage may properly Represent two Rooms or Houses.

Not that I mean to assert that either of these ladies was in love with mefar otherwise indeed.

But not otherwisenot otherwise.

It seems, however, that I was always watched and superintended by my mother during these readings and rural rambles, for whenever danger was near she generally appeared, but seldom otherwise, so that I had perfect freedom in these matters.

Adv. uniformly &c adj.; uniformly with &c (conformably) 82; in harmony with &c (agreeing) 23. always, invariably, without exception, without fail, unfailingly, never otherwise; by clockwork.

But the case is not unfrequently otherwise.

Thus it is permissible to speak of an African or Alexandrian period of Greek literature, all the more as the cosmopolitan influences at work at Alexandria gave this literature a peculiar character of its own, erotically as well as otherwise, which tinged Greek writings from that time on.

" But Giulietta went over to the great majority of Beethoven's sweethearts, and married wisely otherwise.