
"Let me see what l can do, if at all l can." l'll take leave now.
"What words can I find in order to take leave of you, beloved souls?" "Goodbye, wife. Goodbye, child.
"l'll take leave, master.
- I'd have to take leave of my senses!
- I'll take leave.
"Let me see what l can do, if at all l can." l'll take leave now.
"What words can I find in order to take leave of you, beloved souls?" "Goodbye, wife. Goodbye, child.
"l'll take leave, master.
- I'd have to take leave of my senses!
- I'll take leave.
Before leaving for exile, Romeo takes leave of Giulietta.
How Kriemhild takes leave from her homeland, and how she was received by King Attilla.
Or seat a more favorable judge while the grieving Judge Wallace takes leave.
The luckiest among them, the one who disappeared at sea, commands the winds to carry back home the words by which he takes leave of his country:
Before leaving for exile, Romeo takes leave of Giulietta.
How Kriemhild takes leave from her homeland, and how she was received by King Attilla.
Or seat a more favorable judge while the grieving Judge Wallace takes leave.
The luckiest among them, the one who disappeared at sea, commands the winds to carry back home the words by which he takes leave of his country:
- Well, there was that time... that you took leave on Mars, and that dancer, as I recall-
A great friend just took leave of us.
And he suddenly took leave and then he just disappeared.
Anytime the colonel took leave, he'd come here.
Gentlemen, as you know, for the Glasgow-London job I took leave from the army.
- Well, there was that time... that you took leave on Mars, and that dancer, as I recall-
A great friend just took leave of us.
And he suddenly took leave and then he just disappeared.
Anytime the colonel took leave, he'd come here.
Gentlemen, as you know, for the Glasgow-London job I took leave from the army.
"Have I taken leave of my senses?
"Have you taken leave of your senses?"
- Have you taken leave of your senses?
- Have you taken leave of your senses?
- He's taken leave.
# And the steps you're taking leave you three, four steps behind
-not mind my taking leave of you.
Ah! You may say "the little Belgian detective is taking leave of his rocker", ah?
He's taking leave for personal reasons.
He's taking leave on personal grounds.
"Have I taken leave of my senses?
"Have you taken leave of your senses?"
- Have you taken leave of your senses?
- Have you taken leave of your senses?
- He's taken leave.
# And the steps you're taking leave you three, four steps behind
-not mind my taking leave of you.
Ah! You may say "the little Belgian detective is taking leave of his rocker", ah?
He's taking leave for personal reasons.
He's taking leave on personal grounds.