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Thorow

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Thor´ow
prep.1.Through.
a.1.Thorough.
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Robert Golding desirous to understand what might be done at Shamakie, which is a daies journey from Backow, went thither, from whence returning, he was set on by theeves, and was shot into the knee with an arrow, who had verie hardly escaped with his life and goodes, but that by good hap he killed one of the theeves horses with his caliver, and shot a Turke thorow both cheeks with a dag.
"Plain broad narratives of substantial facts": credibility, ... by Schleck, Julia / Renaissance Quarterly
Wilkinson, "'The true comforter in all distresses is onlie god thorow his sonne Jesus Christ.
Ian Robinson and the English tradition by Ferns, John / Modern Age
Here follow several examples: 114) I am in whay wyth Gyshbryght Van Whennysbarge ffor an ij of yowr sarpleris: Y hope Y shall go thorow wyth hym.
Towards a more analytic expression of grammatical relationships: the ... by Rutkowska, Hanna / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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