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- The little Sheriff did not relish the idea of vacating the chair, and therefore the question was put whether the meeting would hear what I had to say or not. - "Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. Volume 3", Henry Hunt.
- One day, in my audience hall, I heard my child cry from his mother's room, and instantly rushed away, vacating my throne. - "The Fugitive", Rabindranath Tagore.
- The situation of the five, as closely packed in the round house as we could stand and breathe, was so uncomfortable as to make us very desirous of vacating it as soon as possible. - "American Prisoners of the Revolution", Danske Dandridge.