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Meanings of come afterward in English

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Usage of come afterward in English
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But their play was to come afterward; they longed for the master to return.
Life of Daniel Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer
2
It would take but a moment or two, and the baby could come afterward.
The Wolf's Long Howl
3
Prudential considerations might come afterward-mightcome too late to be of use; no matter.
Overland: A Novel
4
I shuddered when I started on, and decided that the good taste would come afterward.
John Barleycorn
5
You could go home whenever you felt that you must, and she could come afterward.
The Wind in the Rose-Bush, and Other Stories of the Supernatural
6
Those could come afterward, but this day was too fair for any memory of sorrow.
The Hallam Succession
7
He was to come afterward, but he had died.
A Little Girl in Old Salem
8
As for what would come afterward, well .
Man in the Middle
9
Try to rouse yourself: try to realize the plain fact first: the explanation shall come afterward.
No Name
10
Is the pain all over when one has died, or is there more to come afterward?
The Nameless Castle
11
And the houseful of children that come afterward!
A Little Girl in Old Detroit
12
At one time, he might have indulged her and welcomed the fringe benefits that would've come afterward.
Million-dollar marriage merger
13
In the spring of 1950 Boulez traveled to South America, hoping to come afterward to New York City.
Begin again: a biography of john cage
14
Generally in love affairs happiness is found in the approach to the marriage contract; the disillusions come afterward.
The Drums of Jeopardy
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As to the troubles that may come afterward, I do not give them any weight in the argument.
After the Storm
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The great trial will come afterward.
True Riches; Or, Wealth Without Wings
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