Hereon Walkyn frowned and plucked his beard awhile, but thereafter, came he to kneel and kiss her hand and swear to aid her the while life him lasted.

If any mark of human occupation is met with hereon, it usually takes the form of the solitary cottage of some shepherd.

Hereon the decision of the greatest causes concerning the lives, estates, and reputations of men have depended; so that, as the Apostle saith, "an oath for confirmation is to them an end of all strife.

"That means," said Dwight, "that you will have to continue to live hereon the old terms, and of course I'm quite willing that you should.

full little I Do thinke hereon that I must die.' &c. Robert Southwell was an English Jesuit, who was imprisoned, tortured, and finally, in Feb. 1598 executed for teaching the Roman Catholic tenets in England.

I hereby certify that by virtue of the within warrant I have delivered the within named R.F. to the keeper of the common jail of the said county, as appears by his receipt indorsed hereon.

In the name of Jefferson Davis and the Confederate States of Ameriky, I hereby and hereon do duly impress this heifer for the purposes and use of the Army of the Callahan, so help me God!

I shall be hereon this very spot," Margaret added, with commendable precision and an unaccountable increase of colour, "ifif any one should happen to ask.

And hereon followed a series of necessary introductions.

"No, tousand teyvils, hereon this dirty coast of yours!" rejoined the prisoner.

al. hereon the rule for, to which apposed term applied; whether words in, should be parsed separately common rule and definition of, wherein faulty which word of, the explanatory term; when explan. word placed first in what case of, either word may be taken as the explan.

and BLAIR hereon Infin., after bid, dare, &c., without TO whether used with TO after have, help, and find Infin.,

'I am hereon business,' he said, cringing and rubbing his hands.

"Dearest daughter," said he, "think well hereon: full many folk have fallen asleep with wild thoughts of sin, and in the morning their place hath not known them."

The Flemings had planted on a tower of Cassel a flag carrying a cock, with this inscription: "When the cock that is hereon shall crow, The foundling king herein shall go.

Think hereon, for God's sake, and look back to bygone times.

"Hereon this farm, do you mean?" "Yes."

But the expectations build hereon (if, indeed, ever soberly entertained), happily for the country, have not been verified.

Then: "Anne," he said, "you forgave me, I know, long ago; but I want you hereon this spotto tell me that what happened here is to you as if it had never been.