o'ertake

Unhappy house! what two-fold sorrow doth o'ertake its halls, through heaven's ordinance!

Hippolytus 2008

Oh! let me, like a courser at its speed, or a votary of Bacchus, approach the tomb! for there is something wild about this fellow's looks, who is eager to o'ertake me.

Helen 2008

Likewise, it is ordained, Orestes, that thou shalt wed Hermione, at whose neck thou art pointing thy sword; Neoptolemus shall never marry her, though he thinks he will; for his death is fated to o'ertake him by a

Orestes 2008

Oh! let me, like a courser at its speed, or a votary of Bacchus, approach the tomb! for there is something wild about this fellow's looks, who is eager to o'ertake me.

Helen 2008

Unhappy house! what two-fold sorrow doth o'ertake its halls, through heaven's ordinance!

Hippolytus 2008

Likewise, it is ordained, Orestes, that thou shalt wed Hermione, at whose neck thou art pointing thy sword; Neoptolemus shall never marry her, though he thinks he will; for his death is fated to o'ertake him by a

Orestes 2008

Thou think'st them to o'ertake, Thou thinkest to overtake them, for all thou'rt fettered fast; while thou bearest

The Life of Sir Richard Burton 2003

In their wrath they o'ertake us; the prow is deep-dark

The Suppliants 2002

In their wrath they o'ertake us; the prow is deep-dark

The Suppliants 2002

The difficulties in the double rhymes he overcomes by the device of inflectional endings and repetition of pronouns which although at first moderately satisfactory must eventually become monotonous: declining hasteth tired shining divesteth expired [183] sing ye make me send you bring ye o'ertake me defend you.

Paul Gerhardt as a Hymn Writer and his Influence on English Hymnody 1976