Wha

• “The Provost vainly tried to make him desist; John Splendid said in English, "Wha will to Cupar maun to Cupar," and in a jiffy the last of the barricade was down, but the door was still on two wooden bars slipping into stout staples.”

  John Splendid The Tale of a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn

• “Wha' - what erzackly does that mean - how can you tell? ”

  The Mandarin Cypher

• “Wha '--" Even through the layers of the sedative, that got to me.”

  The Door Through Space

• “Wha '-- wha -- what d'yer mean?" feebly stammered the old sailor.”

  Jack Wright and His Electric Stage; or, Leagued Against the James Boys

• “Wha's like us?' myths of a warm-hearted and liberal nation had long been reinforced by head-shaking (but secretly delighted) disapproval as English football thugs laid waste another foreign city.”

  Boiling a Frog

• “Wha-" He blinks and tries to open his eyes, although the sun has barely cleared the horizon, and the room is dim, its shutters closed tightly.”

  The Soprano Sorceress

• “Wha -" His tongue thick, his head splitting, Dorrin finds his face buried in Meriwhen's neck, the fingers of his left hand locked in her mane.”

  The Magic Engineer

• “Wha-" Alaire managed, feeling about for a weapon.”

  Prison Of Souls

• “Diana woke up when we pulled the trunk out from under her bed, and sat up sleepily, 'Wha's the matter?”

  The Rainbow and the Rose

• “Wha --" The officer turned, flushing, as the group noticed the Ranger for the first time.”

  A Matter of Honor A Terran Empire novel

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