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Meanings of depart again in English
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Usage of depart again in English
1
We depart again upon your assurance that you cannot award us more.
2
If you arrive in the night, depart again the next morning.'
3
He bowed to them, and turned to depart again, but mademoiselle detained him.
4
After a time, he would get restless and depart again.
5
Then she would depart again after giving them kindly advice.
6
It was late in the afternoon, and he was to depart again early next morning.
7
Only, fetch no priest from the mainland to christen it, or I must depart again.
8
He was set to depart again for Parthia.
9
Sam'l resented this, and prepared to depart again.
10
These ships cannot come to a place or depart again without firing off their wretched brass guns.
11
Then after each visit, he would depart again after speaking scarcely a word, and that only to L'acoci.
12
The women's team will march but then depart again to a Sunshine Coast camp before their April 14 kick-off.
13
You wished to depart again without me, Bonaparte; but I will not suffer you; I will cling to you!
14
Perchance we shall not tarry here for long, perchance we come to bring a blessing and to depart again.
15
But the small interest of seeing birds arrive on branches, and depart again, sufficed me; until an hour when life rose strongly.
16
I looked up from the book and who should stand before me, just about to depart again, but the old man from Trollhätta!
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