First man do the same, only he beckons his wo.

So farewel all my wo, all my delight.

Other, when not joined with a noun, is occasionally used both in the possessive case, and in the plural number: as, 'Teach me to feel an other's wo, to hide the fault I see; That mercy

"'I'll tell ye what,' cries Martin; 'we'll cut it up, and take the meat into camp an' cook it without sayin' a word.' "'Done,' says I, 'that's it;' for ye must know the poor critter wos