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Dorinda warned me not to go far from the house because supper would be ready in a few minutes.
THE RISE OF ROSCOE PAINEJOSEPH C. LINCOLN
He said that the food was good and that sometimes evenings he had a chance to go out.
WARREN COMMISSION (1 OF 26): HEARINGS VOL. I (OF 15)THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY
"We will go for a walk to-day," said the oblate, rubbing his hands.
EN ROUTEJ.-K. (JORIS-KARL) HUYSMANS
How can I go on as I am, a solitary curse to myself, a living disgrace to every one I come near!
THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD CHARLES DICKENS
At six o'clock, he wished to go to the manager and give up the part.
TALES FROM BOHEMIAROBERT NEILSON STEPHENS
“You can go right through the house and out at the other door,” she said.
PEGGY IN HER BLUE FROCKELIZA ORNE WHITE
I'd go to the Ritz or the Carlton and order the finest dinner for three that the most experienced chef ever heard of.
THE HOSTS OF THE AIRJOSEPH A. ALTSHELER
But after you went away she seemed to go all to pieces like.
KENT KNOWLES: QUAHAUGJOSEPH C. LINCOLN
He had found his pipe and was about to go downstairs again when she stopped him.
THE RED HOUSE MYSTERYA. A. MILNE
When school is over, out you go with a rush, into the open air.
THE CHILD'S DAYWOODS HUTCHINSON

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cause célèbrenoun | [kawz suh-leb-ruh, -leb; French kohz sey-leb-ruh ]SEE DEFINITION