Herein [adverb]

Herein he found an empty stall that was dark enough not to be seen, and still afforded sufficient light to read in.

Will your Majesty order what shall be most suitable for this particular, and for whatever else is mentioned herein.

An English writer could very appropriately call this a cloud of smoke as he has another scene herein described.

Herein is discovered the difference between violins of the three great masters named and others of the same name.

At the commencement of the period herein spoken of string-toned stops as we know them to-day scarcely existed.

Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit: and so shall ye be my disciples.

The principles herein stated are not mere theories, but they have the commendation of having stood the test of use.

Herein Queeker exhibited the innate tendency of the human heart to deceive itself.

Herein lies the explanation of the disposition evinced by some of our best schools to call their teachers "professors."

The word "difficulty" was sometimes employed as an adverb; herein it is converted to "difficultly" in this usage.