It seems one Tague

In an instant Lorry Tague had the machine still.

Arthur's close friend was now Laurent Tague, a young cooperhuge, deep-chested, tawny, slow of body and swift of mind.

Everybody called Jean Montague "Jim Tague," and pronounced the Tague in one syllable; when he finally acquiesced in the sensible, popular decision, from which he could not well appeal, his very children were unaware that they were Montagues.

Everybody called Jean Montague "Jim Tague," and pronounced the Tague in one syllable; when he finally acquiesced in the sensible, popular decision, from which he could not well appeal, his very children were unaware that they were Montagues.

A few evenings later, Del, in a less strained, less despondent frame of mind, coming home from supper at her mother's, found Estelle Wilmot on the front veranda talking with Lorry Tague.

Estelle saw that her brother was far from sober; and the sight of his sister caressed by Lorry Tague would have maddened him even had he not touched liquor.

R56335, 23Dec49, Mrs. Tague Chisholm (NK) HEAD OVER HEELS, a photoplay in five reels by Goldwyn Pictures Corp. © 20Apr22, L17763.

R56337, 23Dec49, Mrs. Tague Chisholm (NK) ROBIN HOOD'S BARN, the confessions of a garden adventurer, by Margaret Emerson Bailey; with drawings by Whitman Bailey.

R56335, 23Dec49, Mrs. Tague Chisholm (NK) HEAD OVER HEELS, a photoplay in five reels by Goldwyn Pictures Corp. © 20Apr22, L17763.

R56337, 23Dec49, Mrs. Tague Chisholm (NK) ROBIN HOOD'S BARN, the confessions of a garden adventurer, by Margaret Emerson Bailey; with drawings by Whitman Bailey.

"You wan' to tague the pard of dose Grandissime'?" The daughter returned a look of agony.

An' I godd honely my cloze; so you juz tague diz to you' fine gen'lemen, 'Sieur Honoré Grandissime.

Frowenfel', tague me ad home!"