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Meanings of leaving word in English

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Usage of leaving word in English
1
Hermione had gone to bed, leaving word that she had a headache.
A Spirit in Prison
2
He went in, leaving word that I should wait for him.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
3
He had missed an exam to be with her, simply taken off without leaving word.
Career of Evil
4
I came up right after dinner, leaving word that I was not to be disturbed.
Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3
5
He went away alone, without even a servant, not leaving word where he had gone.
The Parisians — Volume 02
6
Doctor Thayer and Aleck had gone, both leaving word that they would return before night.
The Stolen Singer
7
But as to leaving word for you, he was not quite so heartless as all that.
The Purchase Price; Or, The Cause of Compromise
8
He would come again for the cook's reply, leaving word meanwhile of where he was lodged.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: Second Series
9
I started on foot, leaving word for it to overtake me-He lied as he went along.
Lo, Michael!
10
So, leaving word that he would return to breakfast, he struck out at a brisk walk for the crest.
The Old Santa Fe Trail: The Story of a Great Highway
11
Hereupon we both withdrew, leaving word that we would be at the Bedford Head, if any thing extraordinary happened.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 8
12
He went home that night, leaving word to have any letters for L 22 forwarded, but without much hope.
The Breaking Point
13
I sailed with my mind free from anxiety, hopeful and happy, leaving word to send me no cables or letters.
My Memories of Eighty Years
14
Besides she never goes out without leaving word as to where she has gone and when she is coming back!
The Master-Christian
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But I was informed that she had gone out, without leaving word at what hour she might be expected to return.
The Haunted Hotel: A Mystery of Modern Venice
16
They had quittedthehousetogether, leaving word the Miss Moseleys had sent for the young lady to breakfast, for some particular reason.
Precaution: A Novel
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