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"Move out" Quotes from Famous Books

... picture the ship sailing for England nearly every day of the week. If she were free to do what she liked—or almost what she liked—she would go at least as often as every Saturday to watch a big liner move out from the dock, just for ...

— Winnie Childs - The Shop Girl • C. N. Williamson

... foul smelling studio repelled her from afar, the prospect of the eternal model—a man with his hand on his hip—a woman leaning one hand on a stool, frightened her; and her blackened drawing, that would not move out of its insipid ugliness, tempted her ...

— Celibates • George Moore

... that they were willing to pay over any reasonable number of ponies to make amends for the death. This offer was of course promptly refused, and the commander notified them that if they did not surrender the murderers by a certain time he would hold the whole tribe responsible and would promptly move out and attack them. Upon this the chiefs, after holding full counsel with the tribe, told the commander that they had no power to surrender the murderers, but that the latter had said that sooner than see their tribe involved in a hopeless struggle they ...

— Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches • Theodore Roosevelt

... there," Major Dampfer promised. "And as a little gift from the Bureau of Seasonal Gratuities, Winfree, I order you to move out on your new campaign that same day: twenty-three December." He raised a gauntleted hand. "No, Captain! Don't protest that you'll be needed here. Your work is strategy, not tactics. Your plans can be implemented by your staff while you're off ...

— The Great Potlatch Riots • Allen Kim Lang

... This is an order from General Pemberton for you to move out of this house in two hours. He has selected it for headquarters. He will furnish you ...

— Famous Adventures And Prison Escapes of the Civil War • Various

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