I again asked leave to telephone my conservator.

He telephoned directions for the firing and through glasses watched the bursting shells.

And the doctor bent and kissed his wife before going in to telephone the message to be sent his nephew that night, a message bidding him and the little stranger welcome, whenever they cared to come to the House on the Hill.

Her aunt telephoned mother last night while we were at the movies.

I telephoned the house, but they'd evidently driven somewhere else before going home.

"But for heaven's sake don't forget to telephone Madame Cerise.

I knew her identity before Dicky, after pointing out in detail every article of which he was so proud, said hesitatingly: "I wish, Madge, you would telephone Miss Draper and ask her to run over tomorrow and see the room.

I'll telephone Mrs. Bates that we missed this car but will come out on the next Limited.

One of our party went on ahead, and at a nearby camp we telephoned Mr. Hill, superintendent of the power company, of our predicament.

Her mother had telephoned the emergency hospitals!

This is like that awful afternoon we telephoned Mencken.

He telephoned the office of the steamship line: and, in the name of Henry Hull, secured a cabin.

Now will you telephone Prescott, or shall I?

He then telephoned to General Nivelle the necessary permission for us to enter Verdun.

I'm going to telephone my resignation.

She was one of those persons whom telephones never quite convince.

"Howells must have telephoned his suspicions to the district attorney.

we've jest come from, an' we telephoned ter Quogue Station from thar.

"Betty, will you deliver our message and perhaps you can telephone the answer?" "No Shadyside girl is allowed to telephone Salsette Academy," announced Miss Prettyman, with grim satisfaction.

But he had sent Petrak ahead of him to listen at the door in case I telephoned the company to verify the first message; Petrak had heard me ask the company for the sailing time and was about to report to Meeker when I opened the door upon him.

" He changed the subject, and would not go back to it; and after a few minutes he telephoned Adelaide, ordered a cart, and set out to take her for a drive.

I'll telephone David at once..

(confidentially) Couldn't you telephone your uncle?

I telephoned the desk, they told me the number of your room andhere I am!"

"Betty, will you deliver our message and perhaps you can telephone the answer?" "No Shadyside girl is allowed to telephone Salsette Academy," announced Miss Prettyman, with grim satisfaction.