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Meanings of meet withal in English
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Usage of meet withal in English
1
What knight was that, said Sir Lamorak, that you would fain meet withal?
2
They come to God by Christ to be helped against those temptations that they may meet withal.
3
Up by four o'clock, and at my multiplicacion-table hard, which is all the trouble I meet withal in my arithmetique.
4
Lord's dealings with me, of his dealings with me at sundry other seasons, and of the temptations I then did meet withal.
5
They are of the Kites Colour, and are reported to be an Enemy to Snakes, by killing all they meet withal of that Kind.
6
The Indians that hunt in those Quarters, say, they are seldom met withal.
7
It runs up any Tree it meets withal, and clasps round about it.
8
They are a long, slender Snake, and very rare to be met withal.
9
Hobbies are the same here as in England, and are not often met withal.
10
You talk of rubs; what rubs have you met withal?
11
These are plentifully met withal, down in Core Sound, and the South Parts of North-Carolina.
12
They are so call'd, because they are plentifully met withal under the Tropicks, and thereabouts.
13
Damson, Damazeen, and a large round black Plum are all I have met withal in Carolina.
14
As for Spavins, Splints, and Ring-Bones, they are here never met withal, as I can learn.
15
I saw, amongst these, a Hump-back'd Indian, which was the only crooked one I ever met withal.
16
The Women here being as handsome as most I have met withal, being several fine-finger'd Brounetto's amongst them.