The woman who lived there had been a stenographer in the city until the war cut off her business, and she was now supporting herself with the six marks (one dollar and fifty cents) weekly war benefit given by the municipality and by making soldiers' shirts for the War Department at fifty pfennigs (twelve and one-half cents) a shirt.

" "Those are not dressmakers, they are stenographers from the railroad offices.

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

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

After the arrival of the head "clarks" and stenographers at nine-forty-five, there ensued fifteen minutes of guarded conversation in front of the offices.

The letters were typewritten by the office stenographer on newly printed letterheads that Fitzgerald, the job printer, had prepared.

If you found yourself confidential stenographer to the biggest lawyer in town, he'd know you, all rightby your loud dressing.

" Haines rushed out and across the hall, to reappear literally hauling in a stenographer by the scruff of the neck.

A girl that's been made confidential stenographer after only one year in an office to have to be afraid, like I am, to pick up the morning's paper.