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Nathless

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nathe·less  (nthls) also nath·less (nth-)
adv. Archaic
Nevertheless; notwithstanding.
[Middle English, from Old English n th ls, not less by that : n, no; see no1 + th, th : instrumental case of se, this, that; see to- in Indo-European roots + ls, less; see less.]


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Nathless the Sheriff held him in high esteem, and made great talk of taking him along on the next hunting trip.
Robin Hood by McSpadden, J. Walker View in context
They have quarrel enough with me it is true, but, nathless, I do not know why I should have hated them so before I was old enough to know how rotten they really are.
The Outlaw of Torn by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context
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