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Come away   /kəm əwˈeɪ/   Listen
Come away

verb
1.
Come to be detached.  Synonyms: come off, detach.
2.
Leave in a certain condition.






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"Come away" Quotes from Famous Books



... exclaimed together, clutching each other's hands. "Come away! Not yet!" And in these words each knew that the other realised that death—the death which for a moment they had courted—was all they could hope for. The ship which had passed was but a chance vessel; the fishermen never came so far north. Their ...
— Marguerite De Roberval - A Romance of the Days of Jacques Cartier • T. G. Marquis

... her destination, my friend took with her some strong barley water, bananas, and an enema syringe. She found the girl lying across the bed screaming, obviously in agony. First of all my friend administered a warm water enema. A pint of plain warm water was injected first, and after this had come away as much warm water as could be got in was injected and then allowed to come away. The object of this was to thoroughly wash out the bowels. Then the barley water was warmed, the bananas mashed, beaten to cream, and mixed in with ...
— Food Remedies - Facts About Foods And Their Medicinal Uses • Florence Daniel

... Highland accent that warmed Cameron's blood. "I see you have the tongue. Come away, Danny, now, strike up, or I will go on without you." And the girl kilted her skirts and began a reel, and as Mack's eyes followed her every step there was no mistaking their expression. To Mack there was only one girl in the barn, or in all the world for that matter, and that was the leal-hearted, ...
— Corporal Cameron • Ralph Connor

... serving lady speaks: Black velvet trails its folds over the day, White tapers, prisoned in their silver frames, Wave their thin flames like shadows in the wind, Pia, Pompia, come—come away—' ...
— This Side of Paradise • F. Scott Fitzgerald

... of luck will be your ruin, as I have told you before,' continued Captain De Stancy. 'You will be for repeating and repeating your experiments, and will end by blowing your brains out, as wiser heads than yours have done. I am glad you have come away, at any rate. Why did ...
— A Laodicean • Thomas Hardy


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