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"Only him, sir!" said the clerk, pointing to the entry just above Courtland's. "James T. Aquilar and wife, Seattle, Washington," Courtland read, idly, and turned away. "They been here two days. Come in a nerroplane!" went on the clerk, communicatively. "Fly all the way from Seattle?" asked Courtland, idly.
Camwell, and proceeded to administer the probe to Caseldy. That gentleman was communicatively candid.
MY father was forty-eight when he took as his second wife Avdotia Vassilievna Epifanov. I suspect that when, that spring, he had departed for the country with the girls, he had been in that communicatively happy, sociable mood in which gamblers usually find themselves who have retired from play after winning large stakes.
Camwell, and proceeded to administer the probe to Caseldy. That gentleman was communicatively candid.
My master was not at home, or I would have called him instead. I think she must have been dead some minutes. She was growing cold when I found her." "William Hooper," continued the Chesholm Courier, communicatively, "was cross-examined as to the precise time of finding the body. He said it was close upon half-past eight, the half hour struck as he went up to Miss Inez's room."
"You knew him in India, did not you?" say I, unable to resist the temptation of seizing this opportunity to gratify my curiosity, drawing my chair a little nearer hers, and speaking with an eagerness which I, in vain, try to stifle. "Yes," smiling sweetly, "in India." "He was there a long time," continue I, communicatively. "Yes."
All the other men of Nick's acquaintance, all his political friends, represented, often very communicatively, their own affairs, their own affairs alone; which when they did it well was the most their host could ask of them.
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