The Conservatives have 'phoned in to the Attorney-General's Department to-night to see what's to be done with you for standin' between a man and his heaven-born birthright, keepin' and confinin' of a man in a cellar, owned by and closed by you!"

Before going, he 'phoned to Billy Adams, one of the faithful, and in guarded speech, knowing that he was surrounded by a cloud of witnesses, broke the news!

They 'phoned in cipher to Angus, Mrs. Angus being a sister of Mrs. Alex Porter.

King had phoned her father; they had talked ten minutes; Mr. Gaynor was to telephone to the log house again to-morrow or next day.

"And I phoned your mother.

I tried to phone himoh, I have phoned everybody we know!and he is out of town, and" But Gloria, panic-stricken by something her mother had said, cried: "You have phoned everybody!

I tried to phone himoh, I have phoned everybody we know!and he is out of town, and" But Gloria, panic-stricken by something her mother had said, cried: "You have phoned everybody!

"I was going to have it phoned in to her.

Last night's snow was too much for them, and Jim Fidler has just phoned through to warn us.

Instead Dad had phoned to say that the final arrangements for my stay at Croc Bank were still being finalised and that I could use the 10 days or so in between to learn what I could from Dr Vijayalakshmi about spiders, and the unusual use she intends to put them to.

However, I had phoned Bernard at Auroville earlier and made arrangements to stay with him at Auroville for the duration of the course.

"Tell me," asked Langdon, as both jumped out, "how did you find out that" "I 'phoned the housegave a name Peabody uses" "Great heavens!

He 'phoned me the man knew nothing.

I 'phoned an answer to you at the Sentinel Hotel this morning.

" "We must have started before you 'phoned.

I didn't see no boy" "They must have 'phoned it," said Katie sharply.

"But while I was at the store just now, Paul Abbey 'phoned from Vancouver to know if there was an up-lake boat in.

" "When you 'phoned me he was there in our apartment, he and a navy lieutenant, Mr. Kramer.

What made you so rattled when I 'phoned you?" He listened intently as she told of finding young Hoff standing right behind her as she had inadvertently mentioned aloud "the fifth book.

Jimmy 'phoned him that it was about a legacy.

I 'phoned as soon as they would let me.

"I could just as well have sent the poster over," Beth said, "but, as I 'phoned, it is well to see, if it suits exactly, before putting it out of mind" "Lovely of you, dear.

She dropped a card with her telephone number, and the next morning Miss Mallory 'phoned.

There is no such thing as a happy marriage!" Dicky has just 'phoned up from the smoking room to ask me if my hour isn't up.

A little after one o'clock the shadow phoned in from the Union depot that Hobart had just purchased two tickets for Patacne.