go steady

“But I expect Dick thinks it was worth his while to have to go steady,” said Cresswell.

Not to try and run, not to break out of a walk; to go steady, and yet keep ahead!

He says, 'Be careful, you, of the water-pot; go steady with your syringe.

This puts the minx entirely in my power; le tour est joué; she will now go steady in harness, or I will know the reason why.

By riding slow, I mean taking a pull about three or four lengths from the fence, and getting your horse to go steady and look.

This puts the minx entirely in my power; le tour est jou; she will now go steady in harness, or I will know the reason why.

However, I determined to go steady, and I crept up to a dark thorn-bush and stood still.