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Meanings of took of in English

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Usage of took of in English
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Two results presented themselves in the view he took of the future.
The Last Man
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So the woman took of the blood and kept it by her.
Stories from the Greek Tragedians
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The view he took of the matter was entirely new to me.
The Moonstone
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The dear creature was fatigued with the notice everybody took of her.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction
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Such was the care he took of the most important state institutions.
The Secret History of the Court of Justinian
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He based the tattoo on a photo he took of Kelly sleeping.
News.com.au
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By Jove, it was a deucedly unfair advantage he took of me.
Man-Size
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The first infra-red photographs Quaid took of Stephen's confinement pictured his exploration.
Complete Books of Blood
9
I wonder how much heed you took of that letter, Mr. Eversleigh?
Run to Earth: A Novel
10
Remember the silly picture your papa took of everyone hanging upside down.
Zoya
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Glass half-full, that's the approach Rory McIlroy took of it all.
The Irish Times
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Those pictures I took of my dad were quite rare too.
The Guardian
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The view which the encampment took of her captivity was clear.
The World for Sale, Volume 3.
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Mr Emsley also worked from a series of photographs he took of Catherine.
BBC
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Still he was consoled by the view they took of it.
Fated to Be Free: A Novel
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I am proud of the care I took of your infancy, Master Caxton.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Complete
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