| Nathless now and again some luckless fellow would shoot awry and would be sent winding from a long arm blow from the tall lieutenant while the glade roared with laughter. |
| Nathless, Robin contented himself with parrying, and was loth to exert all his superior strength upon the lad. |
| Nathless, such great shooting could not pass without revealing the archers. |
| Nathless, he was fain to unbar the door in order to keep it from being battered down. |
| For although I know well that you are of gentler birth than I, nathless that would not protect you. |
| Nathless, he held his stick so clumsily that the crowd laughed in great glee. |
