Question

COME TO APARTING OF THE WAYS

Accepted Answer

To separate. To leave someone or something behind, often at a dramatic moment.

It looks like we have come to aparting of the ways, old friend. I hope your endeavor in the city works out, and I will keep you in my prayers on the farm.

Front	COME TO APARTING OF THE WAYS
Back	To separate. To leave someone or something behind, often at a dramatic moment. It looks like we have come to aparting of the ways, old friend. I hope your endeavor in the city works out, and I will keep you in my prayers on the farm.

Aparting Ways To Separate. To Leave Someone Or Something Behind, Often At A Dramatic Moment. It Looks Like We Have Come To Aparting Of The Ways, Old Friend. I Hope Your Endeavor In The City Works Out, And I Will Keep You In My Prayers On The Farm