Hasted [verb]

I had private notice ere the messenger came, and hasted unto Mr. Speaker Lenthall, ever my friend.

At thy rebuke they fled; at the voice of thy thunder they hasted away.

At the sound the grooms, who were here and there in the press, hasted to find and caparison the horses of their lords.

Morning being come, they all hasted to Fairy Land, where I think they yet remain.

Large white butterflies went past them, and a hummingbird whirred into the heart of a wild honeysuckle that had hasted to bloom.

The gentlemen bowed and hasted upon their several errands, leaving Audrey and Evelyn standing face to face in the sunny path.

So I spared not, but hasted hither alone, running all the way.

Then she hasted through the city like as she were mad.156 And when she came to the wall she stood and looked; and lo!

Then ran together all the country folk, and the youth of Troy hasted also to the help of Ilus.

Then neas hasted and drew his sword, and stood above him, crying, “Where is the fierce Mezentius now?”