Bypaths [noun]

They bring the presentation of proof into a bypath so that the essential problem of evidence is left behind.

From the road a bypath led to a small clearing in a wood, with a slender spiral of smoke showing between the trees.

Oliver reached the style at which the bypath terminated, and once more gained the high-road.

I craned my neck, uneasy at not being able to see the gate nor any part of the bypath.

But she tore herself away from this fascinating bypath and dragged Constantia after her.

I, too, am employed in a bypath of the publishing business, and try to bring to my tasks some small measure of honest idealism.

Presently he saw Tom gliding slowly along a bypath, and get over the gate into the lane.

It may be by the high-road or the bypath; so long as it is truly recognised, bravely answered, all is well.

As this last grew on me a little, I let my mind take that particular bypath of speculation.

She had not long to wait, for Lewis came down the Avelin side by a bypath from Etterick village.