rush in
verb- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see rush, in.
- To act quickly and without due thought
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On the exclamation of the doctor and the cry of the father, the servants all fled with muttered imprecations; they were heard running down the stairs and through the long passages, then there was a rush in the court, afterwards all was still; they had, one and all, deserted the accursed house.
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