And I went then to the opening of the little cave, and put forth my head, and lookt well about, and harked a long while; but there stirred nothing in the night thereabout; neither did my spirit wot of any matter for trouble unto us.
And I went then straightway to her, and took her hands from her ears; and I kist her pretty ears very gentle that I not to deafen her.
And he went thento his own inside room, and his people saw him no more for that day, or till the sun rose over Magh Lifé on the morrow.
He went then to another door of the seven and asked who was at it.
So hewent then to where the sons of Tuireann were, and gave them the whole account.
He went then to Ramsey, and there resigned his life: and Mannie was chosen abbot, being consecrated on the fourth day before the ides of August.
And he went then to Scotland: and the king of Scots protected him, and assisted him with provisions; and he there abode all the summer.
I went then to the cathedral, and the Bishop being out, I saw the Vicario, who kindly promised to speak for me to the Bishop.
I went then to dine at a table d'hôte, but soon got off, and went to the Bishop lately consecrated, who came from table to speak with me.
Went then with a crowd depressed in mind The proud in heart, as thém the queen bade.
Went then an armored man to the earl, He would the warrior's jewels fetch back, 160 Armor and rings and sword well-adorned.
Yes; they refused to go, and I went then to get up the yard crews to put on, and brakemen to go in the place of conductors.
I went up far enough to see the fire there, which was then extending, and I went then to the west end of the Union depot in the endeavor to get a few men together to throw some cars off the track to block it.
We went thento Twelfth and Liberty streets, that is from Twenty-first to Twelfth.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "went then" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
