She cast down the hauberk, and drew one step nigher to him.

I drew nigher to our system, and now I could see the shine of Jupiter.

This is a consolation, dear Clifford, though it brings us no nigher to our wish.

This change had brought them nigher to each other, however, while it altered their relative positions.

But now let us hold our peace of him till we be come nigher to his haunt.

Then spake the queen: Ye full lusty heroes, now go nigher to the stairs and avenge my wrongs.

Silver-dale lieth between us and yonder blue ridges, and it is far nigher to us than to them.'

Nowhere, in all music, is grandeur nigher to the dust, and nowhere does the dust reveal more grandiose traits.

Her voice was sweet and clear, and she spake the last words kindly, and drew somewhat nigher to Gold-mane.

After a sufficient search, he signed to his crew to force the cutter still nigher to the land, and spoke:

I have been nigher to a flag even, and yet you see I continue to keep on this mortal coil.

A shout then arose on every side, so enormous, that Virgil stood nigher to his companion, and bade him be of good heart.

Rising from her seat, she approached nigher to him, and in a situation where the light of the lamp fell full upon his lineaments.

Insensibly the young man drew nigher to the swarthy lines of the Hurons, and scarcely breathed, so intense became his interest in the spectacle.

I saw it pass yesterday, but myself I guessed that thou wouldst be nigher to the mountain, and came this way, and found thee.

The fact is, Mr. Finn, it's all wrong with us yet, and will be till we get it nigher to the great American model.