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taking leave
noun as in departure
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He walked away, taking leave of the man as civilly as though he had been a respectable member of society.
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To the Privy Seal this morning about business, in my way taking leave of my mother, who goes to Brampton to-day.
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The imperial commissary shook our hands upon taking leave, and was evidently affected.
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It was an invitation in order to his taking leave of us to-day, he being to go for Ireland in a few days.
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Before taking leave of Birch, the captain handed him his purse, which was tolerably well supplied for the times.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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