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Meanings of goe in English
Board game for two players that originated in China more than 2,500 years ago.
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Catalan
goes Spanish
grupos de operaciones especiales Miiltary unit type designation within the Spanish Army.
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Usage of goe in English
1
I must therefore withdraw it, and at fittes goe to it againe.
2
To what end recoile you from it, if you cannot goe backe.
3
Well, but not to goe off from our discourse of Mr. Badman.
4
Did good men then goe to see him in his last sickness?
5
They goe many together and kill many negroes that travaile in the woods.
6
And I think he will not soon again goe to sleepe in meeting.
7
Tells what goe on at the consistories in the creating of a cardinal.
8
They come, they goe, they trot, they daunce: but no speech of death.
9
He tells us to goe to warre against ye ffrench.
10
And you (you harlot) doe you not goe to see your parents?
11
The chief men that goe with him are recited.
12
And first, forsouth, they must hange so, as the Byshop may goe round about them.
13
I am a wydow and desolote, goe my children, & aske mercie of our Lord.
14
Indeed, to goe from a death-bed to Hell is a fearful thing to think on.
15
I asked him to goe myself, even with a hattchett, as I too was Panugaga.
16
So they are: but God doth not altogether let such things goe unpunished in this life.
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