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1. I’ve come away with more questions though … how did she finance that place? Both initially when setting it up and then what did she live on? She must have had some income …

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2. And I don’t want to come away!” Because the widow no longer wove brocades to sell, Chen cut firewood and sold that instead

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3. ‘Come away with me

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4. His fingertips come away wet with tears

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5. He’d come away from his first marriage with only his brass naval memorabilia, books on naval history, and two wooden boxes of tools

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6. Valentine? Someone who has received many love letters and written many love letters and has come away learning that no matter how good looking someone is, no matter how confident or popular, everyone has his and her own insecurities in love which are bound to emerge at some point for the purpose of emotional growth and securing mature resolutions for greater harmony and unity in love before we move onto the heavenly days that can come in what most of us call the “happily ever after” ending

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7. “But you’ll have to come away with me

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8. She remembered standing in the ashes, digging, digging, while her hands and feet burned and the villagers called to her to come away

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9. I believe people want to come away feeling informed and happy

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10. Hartstongue runs one hand over his lips and his fingers come away flecked with blood

11. They had explored the wreck—and had come away with a box which might contain—

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12. Crown the hair, and come away!

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13. This is not some prissy debating society where we can chew the fat on various issues and come away thinking we have had a really interesting little chat

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14. Greg and Avi Solomon had raided it for supplies and come away with a shipload of refugees abandoned by their pirate captors

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15. The other strands started to come away from the car and attached themselves to Penny, helping the first strand to pull her into the verge

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16. Oftentimes, she would come away from her meditation

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17. I can almost hear the wind whispering in my ear like a lover to come away with it

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18. Meet up with Anton Clegg, as did Greg Parkinson in theory, and you would expect to come away smiling knowing you’d done the right thing; but you wouldn’t feel the knife go in, nor know about it until the internal bleeding started

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19. Stories are funny that way, in that you can approach and overcome fictional obstacles that so closely resemble the problems of real-life that you come away with a sense of closure

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20. I wouldn’t want the reader to come away thinking Homer parroted the

21. He whispers to your conscience, "Awake, arise, repent, be converted, and come away!"

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22. to come away with the points from this fixture

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23. would regularly come away from Hadley's office in the Carlton Centre with an armful

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24. I asked her to come away with me but she refused-” his voice cracked and the lids dropped on his dulled eyes

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25. If he'd stuck to that he'd have come away with a chestful of gongs but there

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26. couldn't see how the boy did it but knew he'd come away with something

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27. How sad to have to come away from the flaming Spanish chestnuts of Italy, and turn your face toward London fogs

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28. I had to get up off the wall and come away from staring up at those shutters, for suddenly I found myself right on the very edge of the dreadful pit I'm always so afraid of tumbling into--the great, black, cold, empty pit of horror, of realisation

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29. I wanted to ask you if you won't come away with me to-morrow

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30. “Come away, love

31. "Let's come away," said Ingram, impatiently

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32. His mother had been very angry with him, and he had been very angry with his mother for being angry, and he had come away from the vicarage with a bad taste in his mouth and a great defiance in his heart

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33. come away but in the end he listened to me and

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34. She was waiting for the magic moment, the moment when David would say, "Come away with me, Kate

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35. 'Come away in the hut and have a bite to eat with the lads

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36. freedom from the movie theater in glowing terms, and the reader should come away from

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37. neared completion of this book, I have come away with the unwavering conclusion that the

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38. I had hoped to come away from the north with twenty thousand hardened warriors at my back with which I could smash into the enemy’s rear and take them by surprise

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39. Step out of harm’s way and come away with ME

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40. come away from the world

41. Those who find it have come away from the lusts and love interests

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42. One cannot come away from the contemplation of that wonderful ceiling of

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43. "They are drunken and foolish, they are in fun; come away, don't look!" and he tried to draw him away, but he tore himself away from his hand, and, beside himself with horror, ran to the horse

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44. "Better come away!"

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45. "Lift him, and come away!"

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46. "I was silly to come away from there

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47. To this I would reply that the same end would be, beyond all comparison, better attained by means of good plays than by those that are not so; for after listening to an artistic and properly constructed play, the hearer will come away enlivened by the jests, instructed by the serious parts, full of admiration at the incidents, his wits sharpened by the arguments, warned by the tricks, all the wiser for the examples, inflamed against vice, and in love with virtue; for in all these ways a good play will stimulate the mind of the hearer be he ever so boorish or dull; and of all impossibilities the greatest is that a play endowed with all these qualities will not entertain, satisfy, and please much more than one wanting in them, like the greater number of those which are commonly acted now-a-days

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48. Come away, Impertinence, and don't shock my family by calling me names before their faces," answered Amy, resolving that there should be a home with a good wife in it before she set up a salon as a queen of society

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49. Now, then, there he is! Come away: as soon as he knows there is nobody by to care for his nonsense, he'll be glad to lie still

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50. ships in which the bulk of his uncle's fortune lay, he was come away with

51. Mrs Crass - upon whom the liquor so far seemed to have no effect - had another threepennyworth of gin; and Ruth consented to take another glass of beer on condition that Easton would come away directly their drinks were finished

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52. He was to come away in an hour or two to attend me to Hammersmith, and I was to wait about for him

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53. Browne incredulously, "that a chap can go down there and put up there as if it were a hotel and live on the fat of the land and then come away without paying anything?"

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54. And when I come away from him, you know that my thoughts are with him

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55. Hester Prynne, likewise, had involuntarily looked up; and all these four persons, old and young, regarded one another in silence, till the child laughed aloud, and shouted,—“Come away, mother! Come away, or yonder old Black Man will catch you! He hath got hold of the minister already

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56. Come away, mother, or he will catch you! But he cannot catch little Pearl!”

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57. Apparently a lot of them come away in winter, because it gets so cold and wild

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58. 23:34] Awake, therefore, and come away; be willing also, and I will help you off with your irons

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59. All things considered, the patrol had come away in good order and Groundsel, the second in command, had done well

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60. 'Didn't you hear what the man said? Come away from that river at once!'

61. My earliest care, consequently, was to endeavour at getting some account of him; but all my researches produced me no more light, than that his father had been dead for some time, not so well as even with the world; and that Charles had reached his port of destination in the South Seas, where, finding the estate he was sent to recover, dwindled to a trifle, by the loss of two ships in which the bulk of his uncle's fortune lay, he was come away with the small remainder, and might, perhaps, according to the best advice, in a few months return to England, from whence he had, at the time of this my inquiry, been absent two years and seven months

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62. I come away from this book with the deepest appreciation for what these men endured, and what they sacrificed, for the good of humanity

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63. Come away—oh, come away up to the house

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64. come away with me for a week to the Continent

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65. You can imagine that I could hardly come away from the Amazon without probing deeper into the matter

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66. It had been too rough a life for them at Flintcomb-Ash, and they had come away, almost without notice, leaving Groby to prosecute them if he chose

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67. Fred had simply snatched up this pretext for speaking, because he could not say, "You are losing confoundedly, and are making everybody stare at you; you had better come away

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68. Come away! Climb, climb!

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69. “To have to put up with Nicholas through all the lean years, then come away with barely more than cab fare…” He shook his head

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70. His eyes still stung from the smoke and he rubbed them, then stopped when he saw that his fingertips had come away wet

71. We had to come away as ignorant as we went in

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72. "About eighteen thousand when I come away," he said; "It goes up

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73. 'Come away from the window

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74. "Come away from the window

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75. Come Away with Me

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76. This makes mouth and stomach come away in one piece

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77. “Why did you come away to consult me in such a hurry?” asked Sherlock Holmes, with his finger-tips together and his eyes to the ceiling

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78. Now, when you see that a young lady, otherwise neatly dressed, has come away from home with odd boots, half-buttoned, it is no great deduction to say that she came away in a hurry

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79. ‘They are drunken and foolish, they are in fun; come away, don’t look!’ and he tried to draw him away, but he tore himself away from his hand, and, beside himself with horror, ran to the horse

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80. ‘I was silly to come away from there

81. At last they succeeded in persuading him to come away from the step, but suddenly he impulsively stretched out his hand and snatched a few flowers from the coffin

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82. Now, will you leave everything here, and come away with me? Otherwise, I do not know what is to become of you, and it is not right that you should continue living with these people

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83. “Prince, my dear fellow, leave this and come away with me

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84. She had stayed to watch the scandalous scene in spite of her mother’s and sisters’ anxious cries to her to come away

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85. Why have you come away? What have you done with it?

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