gone

• But they have gone--gone like the lightning of a summer day It is traditionary land. —  Old Mackinaw The Fortress of the Lakes and its Surroundings
• But one fall when he rid over after his shoes, the neighbors said the shoemaker had gone--gone for good--to Texas to live--gone an' left his creditors behin'. —  The Bishop of Cottontown A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills
• Alice--gone, and The Gaffs--he must divide that with his cousin--for his grandfather had left no will Divide The Gaffs with Tom Travis?--He would as soon think of dividing Alice's love with him. —  The Bishop of Cottontown A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills
• Only one thing he could be sure of; his throbbing brain told it to him over and over: Alfred Brightwood, his friend, was gone--gone forever. —  Curlie Carson Listens In
• Youth is gone--gone--and will never come back; can't help it. —  Charlotte Brontë and Her Circle

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