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take it from me, (you can)

Accept it on my say-so. This actual modern-sounding byword absolutely was in use in the seventeenth century. Thomas Wentworth, the Earl of Stratford, acclimated it in a letter (ca. 1641) to King Charles I: “He is young, but, booty it from me, a actual calm head.”Learn more: take

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