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Meanings of tarry a while in English
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Usage of tarry a while in English
1
Therefore, tarry a while before you act and listen to my words.
2
MY idea was, to tarry a while in every town between St. Louis and New Orleans.
3
Therefore, I thought that it were best that you should tarry a while with me, at Dunbar.
4
For you see, old man, there's a place on the way where most of us must tarry a while.
5
Now some of his friends advised him that he should tarry a while some where, in expectation of further information.
6
Those motoring through the New England states will find it both interesting and profitable to tarry a while in this quaint old place.
7
Tarry a while, I say, wait but for the morning.
8
Noon came and they tarried a while.
9
Tarry a while and I'll tell you that which will force the Pope to void this marriage.
10
Tarry a while till I return.
11
Tarry a while, Wife, I come, I come! and he fell back against the wall shutting his eyes.
12
Comfort says, " Tarry a while."
13
"Nay," she said, "not yet; tarry a while till I have told thee of matters.
14
" Tarry a while-yeshall have answer betimes-thatI may bethink me," said the good king.
15
We tarried a while under its slight shadow, and then walked till half-past nine, when we fell down with faintness at another bush.
16
" Tarry a while, Hugo; ope not the gate without a parley, despite the knave's untimely summons."
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