took refuge

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However, the Emperor was happy. He took refuge in his closet, where he had a different coat for every hour of the day.
He had, by this time, reached his dwelling, on the EDGE of the burial-ground, and, hastening up the stairs, took refuge in his study.
Some took refuge in the cities of the shemlen, living in squalor, tolerated only a little better than vermin.
The president took refuge in a Quito hospital before he was rescued in a nighttime raid by loyal troops.
Eg. He took refuge from the storm in a hut.
As their numbers declined, those who remained took refuge in warmer parts of Europe, nearer the Mediterranean.
it was luridly described in the book as the place where mystics took refuge.
Many black families were burned out of their homes and took refuge in local churches.
Battered by grief, Winston took refuge at the home of friends in Scotland, finding comfort in his painting.
It was too hot and humid for outdoor activities , so we took refuge in the air-conditioned movie theater .
After Harold's death in the Battle of Hastings in 1066, she took refuge at the court of the Danish king Sweyn II.
Around 5, 000 Palestinians fled their homes and took refuge in two UN schools that had been set up as shelters.
It suddenly began to shower, and we took refuge in the cavern .
During the frequent air-raids people took refuge in their cellars.
People filled the park by the hundreds and took refuge from sporadic drizzle under dark umbrellas.
The young Eastwood took refuge in music , teaching himself to play the piano.
The bird took refuge from the cat in the tree .
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