re-trod

Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.

The Last Man

Over the head of pleading love stretched the arm of stony-eyed duty, striking into the dust the crystal drops, withering the palms; and following her stern beckon, the thirsty pilgrim re-trod the sands of surrender, more intolerable than before, because the oasis was still in sight.

At the Mercy of Tiberius

The step in being thus gained, can never be lost, nor can it be re-trod; for neither party will be again what the other wants.

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli

The three men now slowly returned from their useless chase, and re-trod the way they had passed once in such a hurry that they could hardly recognize it.

Varney the vampire; or, The feast of blood. Volume 2

The step in being thus gained, can never be lost, nor can it be re-trod; for neither party will be again what the other wants.

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume I

When we arrived at Kishan, we learnt, that on hearing of the advance of Lord Raymond and his detachment, the Turkish army had retreated from Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.

II.1

When we arrived at Kishan, we learnt, that on hearing of the advance of Lord Raymond and his detachment, the Turkish army had retreated from Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.

The Last Man

Rodosto; but meeting with a reinforcement, they had re-trod their steps.

The Last Man

His existence as an American icon has been so trod and re-trod that there is no longer anything meaningful in presenting him ironically.

Sadly, No!