No Ways

"The off'cers can't find this place no-ways 'thout that thar chap fur a guide," said a third, with a surly nod of his head at Rick. ❋ Mary Noailles Murfree (1886)

Rewind back to 2006, when he tossed out a smudgy denial among the categorical no-ways. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Chickefaws, their neighbours, are no-ways troubled with a fpirit of jealoufy; and fay, it is beneath a man to fufpect a woman's fidelity. ❋ Unknown (1770)

But all this no-ways dashed the courage of this confessor of Christ in adhering to his persecuted and despised gospel; which made these malignant enemies yet pass a more severe and rigorous act against him; in which it was exhibited that he had been at several conventicles (as they were pleased to call the preachings of the gospel) where Mr. Gabriel Semple, a deposed minister, did preach in the Corsack wood and wood of Airds; and heard texts of scripture explained both in his mother's and in his own house by outed ministers; "-- and being required to enact himself to abstain from all such meetings in time coming, and to live peaceably and orderly, conform to law," he refused to do the same: They did, therefore, order the said ❋ John Howie (1764)

a struggle for power, and that therefore we are no-ways concerned in it; we must tell those who have the impudence to insult us in this manner, that, of all things, we ought to be the most concerned, who and what sort of men they are, that hold the trust of everything that is dear to us. ❋ Edmund Burke (1763)

"But that was as close a call as I've had in a life no-ways tame. ❋ Howard, Robert E. & De Camp, L. Sprague & Carter, Lin (1966)

I ain't ready to die yit -- an 'I ain' like dem things, no-ways, "protested Balla. ❋ Thomas Nelson Page (1887)

"Birt can't go a-diggin 'no-ways, this evenin'," put in the officious Rufe, who stood, according to his wont, listening with his mouth and eyes wide open, "'kase ez I kem home by the tanyard Jube ❋ Mary Noailles Murfree (1886)

“‘Though the errors of the mother will always retain a place in my memory, yet injustice shall find no advocate in me, and my daughter shall be fostered with as much tenderness, and portioned as largely as if her birth had been attended with the happiest circumstances; she is no-ways culpable, nor will I visit on her the laudable resentment I once bore her misguided parent. ❋ Unknown (1808)