aftertime

af·ter·time

(ăf′tər-tīm′)

The time to come; the future.

aftertime

(ˈɑːftəˌtaɪm)

poetic literary the time to come; the future

af•ter•time

(ˈæf tərˌtaɪm, ˈɑf-)

n.

future time.

[1590–1600]

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Toward morning, while the old man sat exhausted and asleep in his chair where he had been sitting before his books as one who watches by his beloved dead and prints the features on his memory for a solace in the aftertime of empty desolation, his daughter sprang into the room and gently woke him, saying--

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And they sped to the tribe of the haughty Cephallenians, the people of patient-souled Odysseus whom in aftertime Calypso the queenly nymph detained for Poseidon.

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It was not easy to decide that doubt at the moment--and it proved to be equally difficult to throw any light on it at an aftertime. To the end of her life Lady Janet resolutely refused to communicate to any one the conclusions which she might have privately formed, the griefs which she might have secretly stifled, on that memorable day.

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Yet it was witnessed in the floods of aftertime, that at the coming on of eventide, Ogg the son of Beorl was always seen with his boat upon the wide-spreading waters, and the Blessed Virgin sat in the prow, shedding a light around as of the moon in its brightness, so that the rowers in the gathering darkness took heart and pulled anew."

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The designer of the eyeBOX Who is also the founder of the startup : Aftertime Innovations says he created the gadget to address multiple issues National and Global, 1.Security and Banditry issues, 2.

Nigerian Startup Builds Anti-Kidnap And Anti-Theft Gadget

It would be easy to aftertime and suggest Giroud would have converted chances that fell to Mathieu Flamini, but is was a surprise Wenger stuck with Theo Walcott instead.

5 things we learned from the weekend

In the aftertime, I hold Maudie like my father held me.

Spirit Lake

and on I shall grow ever fresh with the glory of aftertime. So long as

On communicative difficulty in general and "difficult" poetry in particular: the example of Hart Crane's "The Broken Tower"

"Both your dog and you can develop arelationship with a carer and many peo-ple ask for the same carers time aftertime. It's a very personal approach."

Your LIFE daily: Time to pack of the doggy's bag too

To reject it or ignore it or fritter it away will bring upon us all the long reproaches of the aftertime."

Defining America's role on the global stage. (American Thought)

The Actor's Centre will present a rehearsed reading of Time AfterTime, or Shakespeare's Dream at Birmingham Library Theatre on Saturday.

Culture: It's a crazy old mess with Jolson; The goings-on in the region's amateur theatre are served up by John Slim

rise up, I pray you, love, / And slay me really, then we shall be heal'd, / Perchance, in the aftertime by God above" (ll.

Wandering between Ten Worlds: Morris's Guenevere Poems and the Failure of Discourse

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