0 to go somewhere:
I shall betake myself to my lodgings.
Not desirous of sharing Mr Boarham's company for the whole of the morning, I betook myself to the library.
The young gentlemen had betaken themselves to their own homes.
She betook herself to the house of the Chamberlain.
He has betaken himself to a great mass of repair work of a highly profitable character.
If it is fine, they roam about and betake themselves to aimless loafing.
They are too old to betake themselves to any kind of avocation, even if one could be found.
In 1845 ill health forced him to abandon a medical career and to betake himself to milder climes.
