XIII ATHENAIS In London, about noon of that day, a gentleman whom Lanyard most often thought of by the name of Wertheimer deciphered a code message whose contempt for customary telegraphic brevity was quite characteristic of the sender, indeed a better voucher for his bona fides than the initials appended in place of a signature.

And as he read he wondered why his cousin, its sender, wished so particularly to see him at once.

If her suspicion as to the sender were correct, she could feel that she had made an auspicious beginning.

This letter was made the ground of a complaint at the police-office; and Patrick was arrested, marched before the magistrate, and arraigned as the sender of a threatening letter to a citizen.

In both countries the names and addresses of the sender and receiver are sent free of charge.

By these impulses, produced by the will of the sender, the styles are driven upward with a quick motion, but with only sufficient force to be felt and located upon the hand by the recipient.

And so, whenever the sender touches any of the buttons on his desk, immediately each member of the class feels upon the palm of his hand the impression meant to be conveyed.

Perfect freedom of the eye to watch the expression on the countenance of the sender.

But he, understanding that this was not the child's command, but Caesar's, so far from giving it any attention was filled with contempt for the sender, believing him afraid.

SEE SENDER, RAMON J. MITCHELL, R. HOWARD.

SENDER, RAMON.

SENDER, TONI.

Toni Sender; the autobiography of a German rebel.

Toni Sender (A); 18Aug66; R392576.

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Ramon J. Sender (A); 27Apr70; R483299. SENGSTACKEN, AGNES RUTH. Destination west.

Author: Ramon Sender, edited with introd., notes & vocabulary by Florence Hall Sender.

Author: Ramon Sender, edited with introd., notes & vocabulary by Florence Hall Sender.

Florence Hall Sender (A); 10Sep73; R557868.

When he intercepted a British wireless messageSturdee had left off the sender's name and locationtelling the plodding old Canopus seeking home or assistance before von Spee overtook her, that she would be perfectly safe in the harbour at Port William, as guns had been erected for her protection, von Spee guessed that this was a bluff, and rightly.

One smoke-puff was a signal for attention; two puffs indicated that the sender would camp at that place.

Three puffs showed that the sender was in danger, as the enemy was near.

A fire-arrow discharged diagonally across the sky indicated the direction in which the sender would travel.

A small key which throws the mirror out of alignment serves to obscure the flashes for a space at the will of the sender, and so produces short or long flashes.

There was no Q in the alphabet of-the five-needle instrument, and so the sender spelled Quaker, Kwaker.