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yond

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yond  (ynd)
adv. & adj. Archaic
Yonder.
[Middle English, from Old English geond; see i- in Indo-European roots.]


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One could not see the multitudes banked together be- yond the ban, but they were there, just the same.
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The house in which they lived stood in a little grove of trees be- yond where the main street of Winesburg crossed Wine Creek.
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The long shadows of the forest had slipped down hill while we talked, had gone far beyond the ruined hovel, be- yond the symbolic row of stakes.
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