If Paris would answer his purpose, I should not wonder if he came hither; but to live with Italians must be woful, and would ipso facto make me ill.
I know nothing of them since I came hither, where I had not only the disappointment of not growing better, but a bad return In one of my feet, so that I am still wrapped up and upon a couch.
In the Spanish army I came hither, and fear I have seen the last of home or friends.
Now listen; I came hither to receive thy answer to my suit.
Methinks it may cheer your solitude my lord, so I came hither on my way to bear thy death warrant to the captain of the guard.
Under your lordship's favour, we came hither, not to revive old griefs, but to find the mode of avoiding new ones.
You have done so much for me sithence that I came hither that I ought not to be afeard of you, for traitor is the man or woman that kisseth another to procure his hurt.
I have received upwards of L300 since I came hither.
This Mr. Bisset is colleague with one Mr. Ogilvie, at whose repeated invitation I came hither.
I came hither not to measure fragments of temples, or trace choked aqueducts, but to look upon the various scenes of the present world.
I do assure you seriously, my dear Miss Mowbray, that I have almost every day since we came hither attempted to send my fiery cousin back to St. Alpin.
While it was preparing he sent up to Emmeline the following note: 'I came hither to entreat only one quarter of an hour's conversation, which you cruelly deny me!
But what I came hither to say was this," and he spoke gravely: "thou art sincere in desiring reconciliation with the house of Schlangenwald?
I only knew of the appointment since I came hither, he having been led thereto by letters brought him this day; and mayhap by the downfall of my hopes.
I came hither, Miss Brandon, not wasting a thought on these sickening fooleries, or on the hoary idler by whom they are given.
Though I cannot teach courage," said Nekayah, "I must not learn cowardice; nor leave at last undone what I came hither only to do.
Neither death nor life nor angels can separate me from the love of our Lord Jesus Christ, and if I came hither it is for the sake of my brothers, my kinsmen that might be saved.
It was to ask: are we to take up arms against these robbers that I came hither, Jesus said.
No, it wasn't for that we came hither, Khuza answered quickly, and Cleophas looked at him, wondering if he would have the courage to put into words the cause of their visit.
I came hither," he replied, at once, "with Master Richard of Woodville.
He departs soon, God be praised; for he has done nothing but censure us since he came hither.
And I loved Aunt Jacobine; and Vrouw Van Vliet, who took care of me before I came hither.
Methinks I have seen Mistress Lysken to deal pretty closely with linen and woollen, sithence Father and I came hither," said Eunice smiling.
My uncle told me he left you here: And, indeed, I came hither to complain of you.
I came hither by my master's order, to see if you were in any danger.
But I will beg your escort, Centurion, as far as you will give it, through the streets; for I came hither in haste, with scarce a follower.
That fellow, Myles Falworth, hath been breeding mutiny and revolt ever sin he came hither among us, and because he was thus mutinous I would punish him therefor.
Sir William Beauclerk bade me order the weapon through Master Gildersworthy, of London town, and by the time it came hither, lo!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "came hither" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
