In any manner. Also No ways.

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a. 1560.  All those who are any ways afflicted.—‘Common Prayer.’

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1842.  We can’t make them any ways comfortable here.—Mrs. Kirkland, ‘Forest Life’ (in Mich.), i. 114 (Lond.).

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a. 1848.  I can’t crowd it into my narrow belief that Paul’s mental machinery was any ways out of kilter.—Dow, Jun., ‘Patent Sermons,’ i. 82.

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1848.  

        “The slavery question aint no ways bewilderin’.
  North an’ South hev one int’rest, it ’s plain to a glance;
No’thern men, like us patriarchs, don’t sell their childrin,
  But they du sell themselves, ef they git a good chance,”
    Sez John C. Calhoun, sez he.
Lowell, ‘Biglow Papers,’ 1st Series, No. 5.    

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