The bewildered Illinoisan betook himself at once to the President and related the result of the conference. |
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It was far into the night when Davis betook himself to bed, but not to sleep. |
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It was late when we rose from conference, and I betook me to the princess's apartments. |
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So he dropped his claims, and betook himself to his own country or to Avignon. |
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He at once betook himself to Huelva, where his brother-in-law resided, with the intention of taking ship to France. |
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There she betook herself with her child as soon as the days of her lying-in were over. |
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He betook himself without more ado to a Turkish bath establishment which he knew to be open all night. |
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And then he betook himself to bed in a frame of mind that was not unenviable. |
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Those warriors who would wile away the interval between one campaign and another agreeably, betook themselves to Baden in Aargau. |
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And on the strand he found a ship covered all with white samite, and he alit, and betook him to Jesu Christ. |
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With this consolation, he betook him to his bedroom, and proceeded to undress. |
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Such were some of my thoughts as I betook myself to bed, and soon after to sleep. |
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She betook herself to the one man of whom she had heard as knowing about God. |
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At this the two trappers, leaving the party by the fire, betook themselves to the cistern. |
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And when he saw that, he let chase her out of this land, and betook it me, and all this land in my demesnes. |
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The maid turned back into the house and betook herself to bed, whilst the lady said to her gallant, 'Well, how sayst thou? |
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To obviate future exigences, Constantia betook herself once more to the needle. |
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The unfortunate hebridean, appalled at the omen, betook herself to her bed, and was seized with a mortal illness. |
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Mary dismissed Garson presently, and betook herself to her bedroom for a nap. |
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The bewildered Illinoisan betook himself at once to the President, and related the result of his conference. |
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So no wonder he betook himself away as quickly and as unobtrusively as possible. |
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The queen-dowager betook herself to Oslo with her daughter, intending thence to proceed to Sweden, where she owned large estates. |
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Lbel Wolf, so soon as the young man left him, betook himself to the examination of the parure. |
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So we landed at pleasure dome, and then betook ourselves to the tiny graveyard, which was down beyond the orchard. |
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Then he darted from the room, and betook himself home with all speed. |
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Dropping their bladed sticks, they again betook them to their bows. |
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He waved his hand, and betook himself again to his employment of gathering herbs. |
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Cruncher betook himself to his boot-cleaning and his general preparation for business. |
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Newman assented protestingly, let his friend go, and then betook himself to the picturesque little apartment in the Rue d'Anjou. |
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Thither Burr betook himself when his term of office expired. |
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After this we betook ourselves to the business of cotton gathering. |
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Then poor Davy betook himself to a secluded retreat behind the woodpile to think over the way of transgressors. |
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So he left the carousing crowd, and betook himself to his quarters. |
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And therewithal Sadok departed from her, and either betook other to God. |
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Accordingly she once more betook herself to the quintain post. |
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Allworthy here betook himself to those pleasing slumbers which a heart that hungers after goodness is apt to enjoy when thoroughly satisfied. |
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Five or six of the provost's men armed themselves with picks and crowbars, and Tristan betook himself, in company with them, towards the window. |
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Then they betook themselves Romeward, and many folk prayed well for them. |
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The Friar dropped the flagon, and grasped his quarter-staff Wamba stopt short in the midst of a jest, and betook himself to sword and target. |
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But for her comfort she dreamt the same dream a third time, and betook herself once more to the old witch's hut in the flowery meadow. |
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When you had gone, and when Jupiter was fast asleep, I betook myself to a more methodical investigation of the affair. |
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Gummidge retired with these words, and betook herself to bed. |
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She then betook herself to the business of packing, for which a small quantity of brown paper sufficed, and, having received her small pittance of wages, she returned home. |
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But Calhoun Kidd, having finished a milk and soda, betook himself smartly up the road towards the Grey Cottage, leaving his cynical informant to his whisky and tobacco. |
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Fisher went but by the other door, by which he had entered, and, seeing no sign of Usher, let himself out and betook himself again toward the town. |
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