lit out

And he may have lit out into the Western Pacific all of a sudden—say in a trading schooner.

An' when he saw that water piled up, he ought a lit out for home.

Okie lit out from behind the bar and elbowed his way through the crowd.

Anyway, Seattle was too hot to hold him and he lit out and came East.

But the pennies and five-cent pieces were real; he lit out for the village with them.

So then I lit out—for bed, I said, meaning some time or another.

One on 'em up an' licked him one night, an' lit out next day.

He just showed up with these pawn tickets, and then lit out again.

They all seemed to about face' at once, and they lit out of there as if they had been sent for in a hurry.

I lit out from Paris before daylight this morning and here I am.