Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Marshal
Marshal verb - To assemble and make ready for action.
Both words in one sentence
- The marshal, whom Van Hoek accuses of framing him, orders him to leave town on the next stagecoach, at sundown the next day.
Source: Film / The Badlanders -
Number Six is a sheriff who turns in his badge and gun and tries to leave town, but finds himself kidnapped and dragged off to a new town, where the mayor tries to convince him to become their marshal instead.
Source: Series / The Prisoner (1967) - Buford shoots the marshal's shotgun out of his hands, then orders his son to put his gun down as well, before giving the Marshal a stern order to ride out of town for a few hours and leave him alone while he deals with Marty.
Source: Deleted Scene
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