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by- or bye-
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1. By: bygone.
2. Secondary, incidental: byway.


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The smoke already extended far away to the east and west--to the By- fleet pine woods eastward, and to Woking on the west.
They talked together on Swinburne and Rossetti, after which she led him beyond his depth into the by- paths of French literature.
By- the-bye, I must have mine in mind; it won't do to neglect her; she is a Fairfax, or wed to one; and blood is said to be thicker than water.
 
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