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Meanings of take this man in English

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Usage of take this man in English
1
He would at least take this man to the grave with him.
The captive
2
Say 'I take this man, Francis Softly, for my lawful wedded husband.'
A Rogue's Life
3
Do you mean to take this man who is dangling after you?
The Eustace Diamonds
4
Hop in here, and take this man to the nearest hospital.
The Boy Scouts on a Submarine
5
Constable Cummings, take this man to the station again and lock him up.
The Motor Girls Through New England; or, Held by the Gypsies
6
And do you take this man to be your climbing partner?
Climbing Magazine
7
I mean to take this man Milroy with my own hands.
The Star of Gettysburg: A Story of Southern High Tide
8
And you might take this man's word on the heavy guard.
The Best Made Plans
9
If we are betrayed, take this man back to Colonel Miller.
At the Point of the Sword
10
I can't take this man in the boat, and I won't.
The Northern Iron
11
I shall take this man to the hotel, to Georgie K.'s.
'Doc.' Gordon
12
Then I shall take this man to the police station and lodge my complaint.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
13
Now take this man by the feet and I'll take him by the head.
The Brook Kerith: A Syrian story
14
I am inclined to take this man at his word.
Dreamsnake
15
He felt he would not like to take this man at an unfair advantage.
The Necromancers
16
Mr. Morton, I'll not take this man into my house.
Twelve Men
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