neither

“Moors be not all black, neither be they all worshippers of Mahound,” replied Ambrose.

Without knowing why, they understood perfectly now that neither had been ingenuous.

That, however, is neither here nor there: but it got within two blocks of there at 11.25.

Not expecting to be absent more than a few days, we had neither rations nor rugs.

The Constitution is neither a legislative crazy-quilt nor a receptacle of fads.

The captain had assured him that neither his wife nor son knew aught of his savings.

Neither will it satisfy me to have her exist merely in idea.

Although my heart was ready to burst, yet could I neither weep nor speak.

Neither made any reference to the little scene of the night before.

After what she had done for Prissie, if she had a dying wish—But neither of them had thought of her.