vanish

• The weaker tribes would vanish, the stronger would amalgamate That process would take a lot of time," Stanton said Indeed! —  Anything You Can Do ...
• Our fears seemed to vanish, and we commenced talking and anticipating what had happened. —  The Forest King Wild Hunter of the Adaca
• He waited for the guard to vanish, and then went crawling forward. —  Police Your Planet
• "Flee--vanish--and be cursed to ye--baith you and your doug thegither, ye infernal limmer! —  The Life of Mansie Wauch tailor in Dalkeith
• If suddenly they should vanish, those stately young men and beautiful women whose flashing glances followed every one of his movements, so as to serve him straightway and carry out his orders, if they should vanish, the prince would feel more alone among the countless throngs of people than in a desert Eight negroes brought a litter adorned above the baldachin with ostrich feathers; the prince took his place in it, and advanced to the capital of Sochem, where he dwelt in a government palace The prince's stay in that province, which was only a few miles from Memphis, lasted a month. —  The Pharaoh and the Priest An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt

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