elope

Goujet was an odd fellow, proposing to elope, just the way it happens in novels.

The man who had induced her to elope with him sat at dice with a gentleman from London!

Why don't you elope with some one—the dark, clinging girl—and let me free?

"Perhaps she will elope," the doctor said to his wife, humorously.

Well if one is on his way to elope—it is all the same:—one must have a companion, if not the one, then the other.'

Yes, that's it, she means to elope with him, but what am I to do?

You promised Countess Rostova to marry her and were about to elope with her, is that so?

She was all but a stranger, and I had assisted her to elope.

He could never permit them to elope; it would cause no end of trouble.

She was Miss Green and the dog Bob was going to elope with her.