| Yet in a day or two I grew used to all this, and I have naught but good to say of Caerleon elsewise. |
| Then I thanked God that he was dead, knowing how impossible it would have been elsewise for me to stay my hand. |
| But elsewise, generally speaking, it appeared to give satisfaction. |
| This is not a big movement, nevertheless do not try to keep it up for very long, elsewise you demand other muscles, which can cause damages at the lumbar vertebra. |
| Oh, how I love ye two, that yet can make me lively hate, in a world which elsewise only merits stagnant scorn! |
| Happy art thou to have come to me with this thing, elsewise a great mischief might have befallen thee. |
