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Examples
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"Jimmy!" called Zoie, meaning only to appeal to him for a name.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"Jimmy!" called Zoie, meaning only to appeal to him for a name.
Baby Mine 1911
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"Nonsense," called Zoie over her shoulder, while she scribbled a hurried note to the washerwoman.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"Don't be silly," called Zoie, filled with vague alarm at the thought of the family physician's appearance and the explanations that this might entail.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"Cover up the baby!" called Zoie, and drawing Jimmy's overcoat quickly from his arm, Aggie threw it hurriedly over the cradle.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"What is it?" called Zoie across the foot of the bed, unable longer to endure the suspense.
Baby Mine Margaret Mayo 1916
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"Cover up the baby!" called Zoie, and drawing Jimmy's overcoat quickly from his arm, Aggie threw it hurriedly over the cradle.
Baby Mine 1911
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"Nonsense," called Zoie over her shoulder, while she scribbled a hurried note to the washerwoman.
Baby Mine 1911
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"Don't be silly," called Zoie, filled with vague alarm at the thought of the family physician's appearance and the explanations that this might entail.
Baby Mine 1911
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"What is it?" called Zoie across the foot of the bed, unable longer to endure the suspense.
Baby Mine 1911
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