go quietly

English

Verb

go quietly (third-person singular simple present goes quietly, present participle going quietly, simple past went quietly, past participle gone quietly)

leave one's current location or position without protest or kicking up a fuss
- 1874, Frederick Marryat, The Phanthom Ship, George Routledge and sons, page 5:
  "Look you, Mynheer Poots," exclaimed Philip, red with passion; "you have but to choose, — will you go quietly, or must I take you there? You'll not trifle with me."
- 1877, Senate documents - Volume 2; Volume 4; Volume 292, United States Government Publishing Office, page 1177:
  Q. The black people were permitted to go home, if they would go quietly?
  A. Yes, sir; there was no disarmament; no attempt to disarm them.
  Q. And the white people agreed to go home quietly?
  A. Yes; I think there was an express stipulation made, that those who had violated the law should be prosecuted — to let the courts take their course.
- 1877, Edward Payson Roe, A knight of the nineteenth century, Collier, page 109:
  "If you will go quietly with us we will employ no force," said the man in uniform; "otherwise we must use these;" and Haldane shuddered as light steel manacles were produced. "These men are officers like myself, and you see that you stand no chance with three of us."
  "Well, lead on, then," was the sullen answer. "I will go quietly if you don't use those, but if you do, I will not yield while there is a breath of life in me."

Coordinate terms

come quietly

单词	go quietly
释义	go quietly English Verb go quietly (third-person singular simple present goes quietly, present participle going quietly, simple past went quietly, past participle gone quietly) leave one's current location or position without protest or kicking up a fuss 1874, Frederick Marryat, The Phanthom Ship, George Routledge and sons, page 5: "Look you, Mynheer Poots," exclaimed Philip, red with passion; "you have but to choose, — will you go quietly, or must I take you there? You'll not trifle with me." 1877, Senate documents - Volume 2; Volume 4; Volume 292, United States Government Publishing Office, page 1177: Q. The black people were permitted to go home, if they would go quietly? A. Yes, sir; there was no disarmament; no attempt to disarm them. Q. And the white people agreed to go home quietly? A. Yes; I think there was an express stipulation made, that those who had violated the law should be prosecuted — to let the courts take their course. 1877, Edward Payson Roe, A knight of the nineteenth century, Collier, page 109: "If you will go quietly with us we will employ no force," said the man in uniform; "otherwise we must use these;" and Haldane shuddered as light steel manacles were produced. "These men are officers like myself, and you see that you stand no chance with three of us." "Well, lead on, then," was the sullen answer. "I will go quietly if you don't use those, but if you do, I will not yield while there is a breath of life in me." Coordinate terms come quietly
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