He remained in the smoking-room till nearly eleven; then he took himself home, and remained up half the night destroying papers.
He took himselfas far as his uncle's door, and then, having paused there for a moment, hurried on.
I didn't ever think I should ever care so much about anything," he said, as he took himself up to bed that night.
He lived on the South Side, on Michigan Avenue, and declaring that he knew they had had enough of him for one day, took himself off.
Mr. Tappitt was still perturbed in spirit when he took himself to the marital chamber.
When we are married she will come round," he said to himself, and then he took himself off by the night mail train to London.
Comforting himself with this hope he took himself back to his counting-house.
When, about an hour afterwards, he took himself off to bed, he was full of wrath, and determined to display his wrath early on the morrow.
A little later, one of the stablemen brought the buggy with the team of bays up to the steps of the porch, and Harran, putting on a different coat and a black hat, took himself off to Guadalajara.
He took himself away, his mind still busy with Vanamee's extraordinary life and character.
There was a murmur of approval from the crowd that stood around, and Genslinger, with an angry shrug of one shoulder, took himself away.
But Hartrath, unwilling to face the enmity that he felt accumulating against him, took himself away.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "took himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
