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Word from a pointer

• ___ knight doth sit too melancholy: Pericles

• ___ light is not daylight, I know it: Shak.

• ... bring Him that ___ soars on golden wing: Milton

• ... from ___ far country blows: Housman

• ... the dew of ___ high eastward hill: Hamlet

• ... the morn... Walks o'er the dew of ___ high eastward hill: Hamlet

• 'Round -- virgin...'

• \'Who touches a hair of ___ gray head...': Whittier

• Calm art thou as ___ sunset!: Shelley

• Hither partner

• Lo! in ___ brilliant window-niche...: Poe

• Nightly she sings on ___ pomegranate-tree: Juliet

• O nightingale, that on ___ bloomy spray... (Milton)

• Silent Night adjective

• Throw thine eye / On ___ young boy: King John

• After hither

• Alternative to thither

• Burns's O Were My Love ___ Lilac Fair

• Directional word

• Distant

• Distant but just visible

• Distant, but within sight

• Distant, in verse

• Distant, quaintly

• Distant, to Lancelot

• Hardly hither

• Hither & ___

• Hither and ___

• Hither companion

• Hither' s companion

• Hither's opposite

• Hither's pal

• In the distance

• National capital replaced by Naypyidaw

• Not here

• Not hither

• Not in this direction

• Old-style over there

• Out there

• Out there to poets

• Over that way

• Over there

• Over there, archaic

• Over there, back when

• Over there, briefly

• Over there, old-style

• Over there, once

• Over there, poetically

• Over there, quaintly

• Over there, to a bard

• Over there, to a poet

• Over there, to Milton

• Partner for hither

• Poetic direction

• Pointer's direction

• Quaint pointing word

• Robert Burns's ___ Wild Mossy Mountains

• That one over there

• That over there

• That way, once

• That, old-style

• That, once

• That, quaintly

• That, thither

• That, way back when

• Thataway

• There

• Thither

• Thither's partner

• Those there

• Way out there

• Way out there, old-style

• Way out there, poetically

• Way over there

• Way over there, poetically

• Within sight

• Word after hither