Use of the word telegraphed in a sentence example

telegraphed

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In January 1901 he telegraphed without difficulty by electric waves from the Isle of Wight to the Lizard, viz. [Please select]

I'd have written you, or at least telegraphed you, yesterday, after seeing Jim, if I had not expected to see him again to-day. [Please select]

I telegraphed to Harper & Brothers to ask them whether it would suit them just as well if I made it into a long novel. [Please select]

Mivart telegraphed to London for his assistant to bring one of Marini's magnets. [Please select]

"I telegraphed to New York," he replied, "fer that young feller to come on--the young man General Wolsey wrote me about." [Please select]

Ruth drove at once to a telegraph office, where she telegraphed to Miss Sallie: "Safe in North Adams with Eunice." [Please select]

A little before noon, Miss Sallie telegraphed to Ruth: "Must see Indian woman before we join you." [Please select]

On Friday, while the flames were still making their way onward, General Funston telegraphed: "Famine seems inevitable." [Please select]

And the nightmare went on while some one telegraphed to Mr. [Please select]

They telegraphed after lunch giving the train by which they were to arrive, but no address save Charing Cross. [Please select]

Swift riders gave the alarm along every roadway, and the station agent telegraphed the news into every section of the land. [Please select]

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