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Meanings of partake of refreshment in English
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Usage of partake of refreshment in English
1
Alexander, sit with the lads and partake of refreshment while I am gone.
2
Tents were then pitched, and I invited Hussein to partake of refreshment, which was refused.
3
The little boat was loaded down with supplies and invitations were continuous from chateau and cottage to stop and partake of refreshment.
4
We gave him our hands to shake, and understood, without astonishment, that we were invited on, board his ship to partake of refreshment.
5
When the young people had been sufficiently awed by looking into Rumble Churn, it was time for them to partake of refreshment and rest.
6
They congratulate, partake of refreshments, chat a few minutes with friends, and depart.
7
After we had partaken of refreshments, I addressed our guest in the following words:
8
It is not customary to watch a lady when she is partaking of refreshment.
9
He partook of refreshment, and left his bed at noon.
10
Between each dance the company partook of refreshments, and so the festivity proceeded until daylight.
11
They all afterward partook of refreshments, consisting of molasses and water,- averygreat luxury to them,-andhardtack.
12
We landed, partook of refreshment that had been prepared for us, and again repaired to the railway station.
13
Sir Ranier, while the king was partaking of refreshments at Ranier's house, sent trusty servants to bury the slain.
14
And after they had gone Sir Tristram went back into his pavilion again and partook of refreshment that was brought to him.
15
Mr. Hallidie and Manager Locks escorted the general and his party to the booth in the Tintern Abbey where they partook of refreshments.
16
Montague roamed all about the house, and finally went downstairs, where a room had been set apart for the theatrical company to partake of refreshments.