He writes as if he were the stenographer of impersonal and pitiless fate.

His stenographer's impression was that some detail of business had occurred to him, and he had gone into the general office farther down the hall to attend to it.

I tell you this to show that the impulse to go must have been a sudden one, yet there was nothing in his manner, so his stenographer says, to indicate excitement, or any other than his usual frame of mind.

When he didn't return immediately the stenographer began transcribing the letters.

At one o'clock Monsieur Boisségur still had not returned and his stenographer went to luncheon.

My attention was called to the affair finally by his stenographer, Monsieur Netterville, who came to me for instructions.

"And there are windows, you know," Mr. Grimm went on, then: "As I understand it, Monsieur, no one except you and the stenographer saw the ambassador after ten o'clock in the morning?

" "You saw him about ten, you say; therefore no one except the stenographer saw him after ten o'clock?"

"I have the words of the servants at the door and of the stenographer that there were no callers, and the statement of the stenographer that there were no telephone calls or telegrams.

"I have the words of the servants at the door and of the stenographer that there were no callers, and the statement of the stenographer that there were no telephone calls or telegrams.

"The letters Monsieur Boisségur had dictated were laid on his desk by the stenographer," Monsieur Rigolot rushed on volubly, excitedly.

Now thinkyou are a stenographer with theatrical ambitions: you meet an actor and you fall in love with him, and he with you.

She marched off to a stenographer, had it typed, and sent it to the contest, using a pen name as a signature, and then she promptly forgot about it.

" The two men laughed in spite of themselves, and the matter was dropped, but Bambi herself took the manuscript of "Success" to the stenographer, with strict orders as to a time limit; she led Jarvis, protesting, to a tailor's, to order a suit of clothes; she restocked him in collars, shirts, and ties.

The manager dismissed the stenographer, took up Jarvis's card, looked at it, and then at his victim.

What makes a man a good linguist, a good stenographer?

SEE Herman, Pearl H. The medical stenographer.

Fred Simmons Keller (A); 14Sep64; R344785. KELLER, MARTHA. SEE Rowland, Martha Keller. KELLEY, RAYMOND P. The law stenographer.

The law stenographer.

This Nellie Whitehead, the stenographer-in-chief, was big, vigorous, blondvulgar, energetic, vivid; and Miss Munch, her assistant, a thin, hollow-chested spinster, who loafed upon her job so that she might save her sight for the manufacture of incredible yards of tatting, never missed an opportunity to lift her eyes significantly behind her superior's back.

It seemed impossible to Miss Munch that any one but herself could succeed to the vacant post of stenographer-in-chief.

Already his magnificent constitution had begun to respond to the stimulation of the wonderful mountain air, and filled with enthusiasm he summoned a stenographer and dictated the following cablegram to the secretary of war: "April 15, 1903.

An application for a position as stenographer.

"Why," cried he, "they look like a stenographer's word-signs.

I could not overhear their conversation, but long afterward, when I mentioned our old stenographer, Bessie Brown, to Bob, he told me of the incident at the Battery.