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Meanings of re-enter the house in English

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Usage of re-enter the house in English
1
We must go, Marion; it is time to re-enter the house.
Marion Arleigh's Penance / Everyday Life Library No. 5
2
Turning to re-enter the house, she found Captain Raymond standing by her side.
Elsie at Nantucket
3
Still, she listened, waiting to hear Madame Leon re-enter the house.
The Count's Millions
4
Rachel Henderson, left to herself, did not immediately re-enter the house.
Harvest
5
She was about to re-enter the house, when she saw a stranger approaching it.
Remember the Alamo
6
Then she turned away as though to re-enter the house.
The Moon out of Reach
7
He stood and saw her re-enter the house.
Thyrza
8
At last he turned to re-enter the house.
Quill's Window
9
At length, as she turned to re-enter the house, he laid a detaining hand on her.
Ethan Frome
10
Big Brother has promised one of them will leave the white room and re-enter the house.
News.com.au
11
She rose to re-enter the house, when her attention was caught by a movement amongst the trees.
Martin Guerre
12
Then I turned to re-enter the house.
The Beetle: A Mystery
13
Mr Farrell turned to re-enter the house.
The Fortunes of the Farrells
14
A few minutes later I saw her re-enter the house, and cast one indifferent look at my window.
Raphael; Or, Pages of the Book of Life at Twenty
15
As Midwinter turned to re-enter the house, the dining-room door opened and his friend met him in the hall.
Armadale
16
With these words she turned to re-enter the house; but Rameri seized her hand, and held her back, saying:
Uarda : a Romance of Ancient Egypt — Volume 08
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