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whereto

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where·to  (hwârt, wâr-)
adv.
To what place; toward what end.
conj.
To which.

whereto [wɛəˈtuː] Archaic or formal
adv
towards what (place, end, etc.)?
pron
to which Also (archaic) whereunto
Translations
whereto [ˌwɛəˈtuː] ADV (frm or liter) → adonde


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There is much in that sound to inspire proud feelings; but whereto does all that circumnavigation conduct?
And whereto, then, would your prisoner escape should you leave her, unless it was to follow you and crave your protection, and ask your pardon for the cruel thoughts she has harbored against you these past few days?
Good, as goodness might be measured in their particular class, hard-working for meagre wages and scorning the sale of self for easier ways, nervously desirous for some small pinch of happiness in the desert of existence, and facing a future that was a gamble between the ugliness of unending toil and the black pit of more terrible wretchedness, the way whereto being briefer though better paid.
 
 
 
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