The mother promised obedience, and Mazin having taken an affectionate leave of her, his wife and children, with assurances of speedy return, embarked on board a vessel and pursued his voyage, which was uncommonly prosperous.
After some hours of happiness the genie princess took an affectionate leave, promising soon to visit him again, and vanished from sight.
The rest of the children soon followed his example, and taking an affectionate leave of their parents, withdrew for the night.
The young folks immediately arose, and having carefully put by their work, took an affectionate leave of their parents, and retired for the night.
Taking an affectionate leave of my family and friends in New Portage, I repaired to Kirtland, ready to accompany my brethren.
I took an affectionate leaveof my friends in that country, and, with my wife, returned home.
Taking an affectionate leave of this people, we continued our journey to Cincinnati.
I took an affectionate leave of my wife, mother and friends, and started for Canada in company with a brother Nickerson, who kindly offered to bear my expenses.
De Soto then crossed the river Tuscaloosa, or Black Warrior, having first taken an affectionate leave of the Cacique of Coosa, who had accompanied him to this frontier river.
He thanked the chief cordially for his kindness and hospitality, and taking an affectionate leave, continued his journey into the unknown regions beyond.
The friendly chief then took an affectionate leave of De Soto, and sent forward couriers to inform his brother of the approach of the Spaniards and to intercede for his kindly offices in their behalf.
He then called to his bedside, in groups of three persons, the cavaliers who had so faithfully followed him through his long and perilous adventures, and took an affectionate leave of them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "affectionate leave" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
