a part

That night the troops of Wash-ing-ton and Howe lay not far a-part.

It some-times hap-pens in these fights that the ant-lers get so fast-ened to-geth-er that the stags can-not get them a-part.

Every pleasure languishes when enjoyed a-part from company, and every pain becomes more cruel and intolerable.

Such reflections require a work a-part, very different from the genius of the present.