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Distant but within sight (`yon' is dialectal)
yon
distant
yon
1
Give me my staff; and tarry in
yon
chamber to the left.
2
I got well queek; better so here; not over
yon
in No-Man's-Land.
3
The water that is rising from
yon
creek will increase in volume.
4
I dinna approve o' carridges without horses, but
yon
's
a bonny machine.
5
There are a dozen nests in
yon
mountain if there be one.
1
He is in the hut now; he sits
yonder
in the shadow.
2
The gentlemen fighting
yonder
are in no tender mood; I know them.
3
There, see, Sir; the fog is thinning; that is the castle
yonder
.
4
Four of them are in the cellar of the church
yonder
now.
5
See
yonder
;
lights are on the pathway as high as the tree-bridge.
6
The young brave is right; the harvest moon is
yonder
a crescent.
7
As for the house, she might leave it;
yonder
was the dawn.
8
He is standing among the generals in front of the house
yonder
.
9
They was in the back room
yonder
,
which she got in somehow.
10
I know for a fact that man
yonder
's
a nigger, said Owens.
11
I seen the canoes and the tent up
yonder
along the shore.
12
It was the valley of the Surmelin, and
yonder
was the Marne.
13
The Kid and del Rio will be
yonder
;
those are their horses.
14
You will find pen and ink in the drawer of
yonder
table.
15
For
yonder
in the shadow showed the tall form of a man.
16
The idea of
yonder
silly creature being the companion of a MAN.
yonder
· ·
see yonder
look yonder
lie yonder
yonder in
fellow yonder