"fürder" meaning in German

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          "english": "He brought once more his hammer high / and struck the anvil such, that sparks did fly, / cried: \"You, second strike, must the Reich's enemy now hit / so henceforth his own foot won't carry him a bit!\"",
          "ref": "1872, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, “Der Schmied”, in Huttens letzte Tage:",
          "text": "Den Hammer er zum andern Male hob, / Den Amboß schlug er, daß es Funken stob, / Und schrie: \"Triff du den Reichsfeind, zweiter Schlag, / Daß ihn der Fuß nicht fürder tragen mag!\"",
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        "(archaic, poetic) henceforth, in the future"
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          "text": "Den Hammer er zum andern Male hob, / Den Amboß schlug er, daß es Funken stob, / Und schrie: \"Triff du den Reichsfeind, zweiter Schlag, / Daß ihn der Fuß nicht fürder tragen mag!\"",
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