adv. arch. [An inversion of from thence: cf. hence-from.] From that place or source; thence.
a. 1618. Sylvester, Wood-man’s Bear, lxxi. Thence-from crafty Cupid shot All the Arrows of his quiver.
1666. J. Smith, Old Age (1676), 240. They flow not thence-from.
1856. Patmore, Angel in Ho., II. II. i. My life is hid with him in Christ, Never thencefrom to be enticed.
