1
Travers did not leave the inn that night, nor for many days thereafter.
2
He was not seen to leave the inn yard.
3
Why did you leave the inn before dawn?
4
How to leave the inn?
5
The walking was fine on that flat stretch just after you leave the inn, and we covered space very rapidly.
6
Before retiring to rest, the two gentlemen had paid the bill-intendingto leave the inn the first thing in the morning.
7
As we leave the inn next morning I can see lacy fringes of snow adorning the mountains below the ominously heavy cloud.
8
Finally he asked the man of Harran to leave the inn, to which he brought no profit, nothing but loss and suspicion.
9
And the four of us left the inn and crossed the field.
10
He left the inn with Charles and the others while I stayed.
11
He pulled his cap down over his eyes and left the inn.
12
A procession of black figures leaving the inn sped noiselessly through darkness.
13
We left the inn together by the by-road down the hill.
14
You may be sure that I lost no time in leaving the inn.
15
He left the inn armed, three rounds left in the gun.
16
When the rain grew less violent, the travellers left the inn.