"Thou whom chance may hither lead ..."

Unhappiest of all Legislators, O when ye packed your luggage, some score, or two-score months ago; and mounted this or the other leathern vehicle, to be Conscript Fathers of a regenerated France, and reap deathless laurels,--did ye think your journey was to lead hither?

But not to lead hither any stranger.

"I speak the truth, master," replied the priest, "there are warriors in the corridor approaching this very chamber, and they come from the direction of the secret passage which leads hither from the city."

What hither led thy wandering feet, 0 mortal wild?

What direful illusion led thee hither?

If "All's Well" works considerably better here than it usually does, it's because Mr. Jones views it as a wondrous fable, leading hither and yon, which in this instance is back and forth.

Bid those that brought us hither lead us back whence we came, and there set guards about us, so that none trouble us.

An infinity of little country by-roads led hither and thither among the fields.

"But what of the folk we led hither?"