Happy the man that hath turned towards them, and woe betide him that hath turned aside.
His parting injunction to them had been, that whatever might betide, 'they should keep together'.
If she ventures to have a heart or a will of her own, woe betide her!
They would all have had to ride home that night, and who could say what might betide them.
However, woe betide any shepherd who thought that his past status would be forgotten.
Woe betide if half the children illustrated in the physics experiments are not girls!
If world trade slackens in 1970—and there is some indication that it will—woe betide us.
