Meanings of befallen to in English

A singular adventure had befallen to himself.

What has befallen to change thee so?

Dost thou know, Reuben, what has befallen to make my father look as he did but now?

What has befallen to stop us?

It is true, for I believed what Marcian had said to me, and nothing had befallen to disturb my gladness.

Nellie thought it her duty, and I suppose it was, to tell her bear-like guardian what had befallen to her sister.

And there each told other of the adventures and marvels that were befallen to them in many journeys since they were departed from the court.

And there everych told other of their adventures and marvels that were befallen to them in many journeys sith that they departed from the court.

But Ralph said: "Nay, my friend, I meant no harm, but I was wondering what had befallen to bring you two so close together."

"Then take heed," he rejoined; "for, see my armour- Iputit off; and as it befell to him, so has it befallen to me.