Many threats were uttered, and much abuse cast on me," said Patrick himself, long afterward.
Once, long afterward, at a hotel, he wanted a boy to polish his shoes, and had rung a number of times without getting any response.
Long afterward he would become Nigger Jim in the Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn tales, and so in his gentle guilelessness win immortality and the love of many men.
I loved the profession far better than any I have followed since," he long afterward declared, "and I took a measureless pride in it.
He told me, long afterward, that he thought me that morning an "odd one.
I asked Nort once, long afterward, if he could remember the first impression he had when he came to Hempfield and saw the printing-office.
Long afterward, when we had become much better acquainted, Anthy told me one day, very quietly, of the greatest memory of her childhood.
She told me long afterward that it seemed at first a little absurd to be actually writing letters to Mr. Lincoln, but that it relieved her mind and made her feel more cheerful in her loneliness.
And never (he thanked Heaven for that, long afterward), never for a moment did he misunderstand her.
He only remembered afterward, long afterward, that on that night when he had spoken of Mercier she had "looked queer.
She thought of it long afterward, when the house was as quiet as its sleeping mistress, and the pale stars faded to pearl at the hour of dawn.
Long afterward, in the solitude of her room, she took the precious thought from its hiding-place, and found it purest gold.
Long afterward, Iris remembered the look on Margaret's face as she said it, but the tears blinded her just then.
The deeps are stirred to their foundations, and, long afterward, there is a single vast strophe, majestic and immortal, which takes its place by right in the symphony of pain.
Long afterward he said: "It is forty years ago; from that day to this she has never been out of my mind.
These parts, long afterward, probably in Babylonia, became the twenty-four hours which have descended to us.
He I'm telling you of never knew any thing of what his friend had done till long afterward.
Long afterward, he found out that she had never seen the letter he wrote, but a very different one, of his friend's concoction.
Once, long afterward, Cornelia remembered that kiss, and the words that had accompanied it; and pondered over the bitter significance with which the simple act and playful agreement had become fraught.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "long afterward" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
