Read full poem →Yet on my lips is the moly, medicinal, offered of Hermes.
I have come into the precinct, the labyrinth closes around me,
Path into path rounding slyly; I pace slowly on, and the fancy,
Dictionary Entry
To inherit (money).
In a Sentence
“After his father died, he came into a large fortune.”
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Poetry examples for “come into”
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Read full poem →nuous reader* peruse them, and he will find them so able to speak their
own worth, that they need not come into the world with a trumpet, since
any one of these incomparable pieces, well understood, will^rove a Pre-
Read full poem →“Henry,” he said, “you and I, we know each other. Come into the house.”
Read full poem →Nothing I leave, and if I naught attain
I shall but come into mine own again!"
Thus I to Life, and ceased, and spake no more,
Read full poem →country.
What flower has come into blossom?
Whose chariot? The General's.
Read full poem →Than tolde he him, in certeyn yeres space,
That every sterre shulde come into his place
Ther hit was first; and al shulde out of minde
Read full poem →O come into the night with me
Read full poem →or whether he gave any special heed to the man himself, with whom he must
have come into some sort of personal relation, we have no means of
knowing. We know, however, perfectly well what the poet thought of the
Read full poem →and Designs (Amendment) Act, 1907, that that Act should,
sare as otherwise expressly provided, come into operation
on January 1, 1908. The Act provided that certain sections
Read full poem →And as he reconciled concrete and abstract here, so he had left
his short breath, in those earlier lines, behind, and had come into
the long sweep and open water of great style: --