I don't believe I talked just so; but the fact is, in reporting one's conversation, one cannot help Blair-ing it up more or less, ironing out crumpled paragraphs, starching limp ones, and crimping and plaiting a little sometimes; it is as natural as prinking at the looking-glass.]

Wrote to His excellency the Governor, reporting intention to sail to-morrow.

Wrote to the Secretary of the Royal Geographical Society, reporting progress of the expedition.

Everything that Dickens attempted seems to have been done with vigor and intensity, and within two years we find him reporting important speeches, and writing out his notes as the heavy coach lurched and rolled through the mud of country roads on its dark way to London town.

Orders were also issued to patrol the platform and allow no people, uniformed or otherwise, to collect near the trains, and in no circumstances were the two soldiers who were to accompany the admiral to lose sight of him for one instant without reporting it to me.

There was a barber in Caesar's household, who, for some cause or other, began to suspect Pothinus; and, having little else to do, he employed himself in watching the eunuch's movements and reporting them to Caesar.

They came back soon, reporting that there was a party of the enemy in that quarter.

A few years later a pamphlet appeared giving letters alleged to have been sent to England by Boston ministers reporting that a certain number were Unitarians.

The book had also a copy of Colonel McKinstrey's letter to the General Relief Committee in San Francisco, reporting the return of the first rescuers with refugees.

Ted wrote a cheerful, friendly letter to Madeline Taylor reporting his success in getting her a job and enclosing a check for twenty live dollars, "just to tide you over," he had put in lightly, forbearing to mention that the gift made his bank balance even lighter, so light in fact that it approached complete invisibility.

They knew that their camp was full of spies who were reporting all their movements to the Bulgarians.

Seneca, for instance, is quoted as reporting "that too much bending breaketh the bow," a fact which might reasonably have been supposed to be known to the author himself.

It is perhaps the most reliable mode of taking down speeches, sermons, or arguments, during their delivery, and reporting them for the press; though I cannot pronounce upon this from any experience of my own in the practice of the art.

SEE LESLIE, LOUIS A. Gregg shorthand reporting course.

MACDOUGALL, CURTIS D. Interpretative reporting.

The technique of shorthand reporting.

Elliott shorter shorthand: easy, legible, rapid, reporting style of writing.

Elliott shorter shorthand: easy, legible, rapid, reporting style of writing.

BUSH, CHILTON ROWLETTE. Newspaper reporting of public affairs.

Elliott shorter shorthand: easy, legible, rapid, reporting style of writing.

Elliott shorter shorthand: easy, legible, rapid, reporting style of writing.

A Treasury of great reporting.

Some of the Belgian troops take flight and in mad terror run back to Brussels, causing great consternation there by reporting a defeat for Wellington.

Wilson, also, in his Voyage round the World, speaks of the Macassar people reporting an island in the Gulf of Carpentaria, with sandalwood growing on it.

" "And you think there is danger in my reporting for duty?" "Ordinary bodily exertion will not injure you; exposure might; the weather is very warm.