| She came to inquire whether the swain who kept her company, and had promised to marry her, would keep his word or be false-hearted. |
| The courts ruled against our final appeals late on the night of Nov. 7, around 26 hours before swain was put to death. |
| It does in fact deliver not so much the methadone as the cold-turkey treatment for any modern swain tempted to act the fool for love. |
| However, should any over-eager young swain on her card have the misfortune to fall over in their rush to get to her and break a leg, I shall oblige. |
| The two boys invited me and Mrs. swain to stop at Salem to visit them, which we did. |
| A swain touched then his lute, or whatever you may call it, to his dulcinea. |
