twain

The cheerful one of the twain lit a cigarette; and in the process received the glad eye from a passing siren of striking aspect.

When the nation was rent in twain, Lincoln, the propitiator, counselled conciliation.

Dost remember the mace which belonged to thy brother, and how I cut its handle in twain?

Dame Ute and her daughter, / thither passed the twain With train of fair attendants / unto a hall full wide.

But for us twain and for these dead ones shall the end of ends be Life, or shall it be Death?

They duly excommunicated each other, and the Latin Church was rent in twain.

For the thread of Identity, on which are strung the pearls of Memory, in the passage through chaos had snapped in twain!

Similarly with the Turkish language; the early nationalists found it virtually cleft in twain.

He kissed the maiden often, and very sweetly she gave him again his kiss, for great was the joy between the twain.

The twain gave faithful promise / such courtesy full sure to do.