Hence, the man to whom it had belonged had come thither and had died there.

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EU. And an apparently insouciant Mr Zoellick has been jetting around the world signing bilateral deals hither and thither.

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Nor do Chinese officials want North Korea to collapse, sending waves of refugees across the northern border into China, to follow all those who have already escaped thither (see article).

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After a person had a big meal the warm fumes from the process of digestion entered the veins, thence to the brain, and thither to the heart, the seat of consciousness, where their cooling brought about sleep.

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And if later in the process they find themselves spread hither and thither in different states, talking to voters only on television, here they are real live politicians going about modern-day politics using old-fashioned tools: stump speeches, hokey fund raisers, dinners in diners.

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If, as the New York Times has reported, the bulk of the armaments being sent thither by Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are winding up in the hands of the most radical Islamist elements, some supplied by us are likely reaching al Qaeda operatives.

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