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Meanings of take a chair in English

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Usage of take a chair in English
1
You would ask him to take a chair and not hurry himself.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
2
Sit down, sit down; take a chair,' and he handed me one.
The Great Salt Lake Trail
3
She signed to him, with a faint smile, to take a chair.
The Haunted Hotel: A Mystery of Modern Venice
4
She turned away to take a chair in front of the fireplace.
To the blight: the eye of the world
5
If you'll take a chair, miss, he won't keep you a moment.
Men of Affairs
6
Behind me, I heard Obéline take a chair at the table.
Bones to Ashes
7
This settled, he proceeded to take a chair and envelope himself in smoke.
The Chief Legatee
8
No: she designed to take a chair, and go to the next church.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 4
9
The clerkly-looking person now courteously motioned Maitland to take a chair.
The Mark of Cain
10
Claire followed him in, and Lieutenant Loyd directed her to take a chair.
Beginnings
11
You do the like of us great honour, Mr. Dale; take a chair.
"My Novel" — Volume 04
12
He did not take a chair, and she also remained standing.
The Woodlanders
13
I am a little fatigued, permit me to take a chair.
Les Misérables
14
Come in... take a chair... He threw open the door of a parlour.
Captain Blood
15
If thee wilt step in and take a chair, I will send for him.
Letters from an American Farmer
16
Thornton signaled him to take a chair, then quickly wrapped up his phone call.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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