And every day fetched Jonadab's bows nigher the matrimonial rocks.
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This is a consolation, dear Clifford, though it brings us no nigher to our wish.
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This change had brought them nigher to each other, however, while it altered their relative positions.
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My pappy was sol' as a twelve year old, but he always said he was nigher twenty.
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The man who is hit is nigher to danger than he who feels the wind of the ball.
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It seems to me that she might, by merely sitting quietly at his side, saying little and looking less, get nigher his heart.
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I saw it pass yesterday, but myself I guessed that thou wouldst be nigher to the mountain, and came this way, and found thee.
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Norfolk blamed Croft, who he believed colluded with Guise, later writing, "I thought a man could not have gone nigher a traitor than Sir James, I pray God make him a good man."HMC Manuscripts of the Marquis of Salisbury at Hatfield, vol. 1 (London, 1883), 219–220, 241.
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The 2010 James Beard Foundation Awards were presented on May 3, 2010, at New York's Lincoln Center, in a ceremony hosted by Alton Brown, Lidia Bastianich, and Wolfgang Puck. The media and book awards were presented one nigher earlier in a ceremony at Espace, hosted by Kelly Choi and Andrew Zimmern.
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The Duke of Norfolk blamed him for a failed assault on 7 May 1560, later writing, "I thought a man could not have gone nigher a traitor than Sir James, I pray God make him a good man."HMC Manuscripts of the Marquis of Salisbury at Hatfield House, vol. 1 (1883), 219–220, 241: cf. Haynes (1740).
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It is believed by many that they have gone to recruit a guerrilla band, and will return to prey on Union men in the lower part of the State. They could have obtained plenty of recruits nigher home. Doubtless, Visalia would have furnished several birds of prey and a surgeon or two, to bind up their broken bones, and very likely a Chaplain to minister to their bruised souls, and a number of spies, sneaks, and informers. As to good fighting men, they would be scarcer hereabouts.
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They were several times on their trail, after they left Fort Tejón, and finally tracked them down into Sonora, when they were compelled to give up the chase on account of their horses giving out and their inability to get fresh ones. The fugitives were well supplied with gold, having $3,000 or more in their possession. It is believed by many that they have gone to recruit a guerrilla band, and will return to prey on Union men in the lower part of the State. They could have obtained plenty of recruits nigher home.
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