And So Forth

I am to be carried by her to a masquerade, to a ridotto; when the season comes, to llanelagh and Vauxhall: in the mean time, to balls, routs, drums, and-so-forth; and to qualify me for these latter, I ❋ Unknown (2006)

"I am not '_non compos_,' and-so-forth," laughed Ruth. ❋ Alice B. Emerson (N/A)

I never ate any and-so-forth, but I imagine it must be very nice. ❋ Howard Roger Garis (1917)

Cranes, storks and herons always eat frogs, mice and-so-forth. ❋ Howard Roger Garis (1917)

"So you followed at break-neck speed to rescue the timorous, the despairing, and-so-forth?" ❋ Henry Herbert Knibbs (1909)

And in return for all this kindness, what do Messrs. Boult and-so-forth want? ❋ Unknown (1850)

“Why, madam, I can’t but say that now I am in town, and that I have bespoke a new equipage, and-so-forth — ❋ Unknown (2006)

My brother’s trusty Saun-ders is to be left behind, in order to dispatch to his master, by man and horse, any letters that may come from abroad; and I have promised to send him an account of the healths, and-so-forth, of our North-amptonshire friends. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Can’t you give it, as I put it, as to a neigh — bour, as to a well-wisher, and-so-forth, not as to a lover ❋ Unknown (2006)