cablegram

He would tell them about the cablegram when they were all on board the train.

Of course that was why you missed my last cablegram.

She reached over and took the cablegram off her mirror.

His hands shook as he spread the cablegram on the kitchen table.

He snatched up the cablegram and looked at the dateline.

The cablegram you saved is of no use to me."

He gave particular notice to a cablegram that was on top of the pile.

She expected to find the cablegram gone next morning.

"I think not," spoke Tom, as he again read the cablegram.

She no longer desired to hide the cablegram in the safe.

"Tell him to bring the cablegram up here, to your bedroom.

But, to return to the matter in hand, I don't think there will be any need to send that cablegram.

"That cablegram from Peter said your daily reports were first rate.

An advance leak of the cablegram would mean world ruin!

One was the missing code book; the other a lengthy cablegram.

One cablegram says, "Business in the native town is about suspended.

The authenticity of the cablegram, obtained here today, has been confirmed by American officials.

He took the cablegram envelope from her with fingers that seemed dead and wooden.

Western Union kept the company's telex and international cablegram businesses.

I'm afraid that so far there has been no mention of the cablegram."

On a salver by itself was the cablegram for which she had waited.

Then he drew from his pocket a yellow slip of paper, a cablegram.

A cablegram was more effectual; for it brought me at least a promise of attention.

He proposed to impress these people: "I am expecting a cablegram from home."

Tom took out the cablegram and handed it to Carlow.