never

Now I had never thought of such a thing until he suggested it.

Never could he look to the old gentleman for a friendly word, or a bit of help over a hard financial place again.

I have never been in any place in which the relations with Moslems have been so easy and friendly.

Had that not been the case Bandy-legs could never have fallen down through it to land in the fireplace below.

According to the Journal des Débats, the greatest part of these papers have never been printed.

She had never owned anything so fine, and certainly it was most becoming.

After returning to England, he battled for further recognition, but never received the full honours he courted.

I think you will never get any more of your money back at all.'

Certainly he never again found himself so well satisfied, or so much at home.

He has guided Robert so often, and been with him in so many trying scenes, he never can have the heart to betray him, or us.