hereaway
adverb
hereaways
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a variation of
hereaway.
Example Sentences
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He preaches every Sunday in a log church right down hereaways, and the people come from all round the country to hear him.
From Divers Women by Pansy
You must know, Andrew, that all this land hereaways, except for the little Algonquin villages on the shore, is Sioux country, with as many tribes as there are houses in Clan Campbell.
From Salute to Adventurers by John Buchan
Cale, here, and I'll take the small boat, and keep in sight of you; and so we can kiver all this eend of the pond like, if the deer tries to cross hereaways.
From Warwick Woodlands Things as they Were There Twenty Years Ago by Henry William Herbert
Our landlady of yesterday said very few southerners passed hereaways.
From Letters of John Keats to His Family and Friends by John Keats
There ain’t no road and down hereaways where these rocks make the goin’ hard at the best of times, the drifts sure stack up bad.”
From Louisiana Lou A Western Story by William West Winter
