| "Contact Petrograd telegraph office. | |
| "I'll telegraph you from the first train stop." | |
| "Kindly telegraph reply immediately. | |
| "The telegraph wires are buzzing "with decrees of the new Bolshevik government - | |
| 'Course, should you prove yourself unable or unwilling to perform your duties at any time, I will not hesitate to telegraph the fort. | |
| "Contact Petrograd telegraph office. | |
| "I'll telegraph you from the first train stop." | |
| "Kindly telegraph reply immediately. | |
| "The telegraph wires are buzzing "with decrees of the new Bolshevik government - | |
| 'Course, should you prove yourself unable or unwilling to perform your duties at any time, I will not hesitate to telegraph the fort. | |
| An oil man never telegraphs his moves. | |
| And he got me to invest it in telephone, telegraphs, an electric light company... | |
| Cutting his engine telegraphs his next move. | |
| Hell, we've got automobiles, telegraphs, railroads. | |
| In those days, there weren't any telegraphs or telephones, swift horsemen rode many miles to carry a love letter or a death sentence. | |
| An oil man never telegraphs his moves. | |
| And he got me to invest it in telephone, telegraphs, an electric light company... | |
| Cutting his engine telegraphs his next move. | |
| Hell, we've got automobiles, telegraphs, railroads. | |
| In those days, there weren't any telegraphs or telephones, swift horsemen rode many miles to carry a love letter or a death sentence. | |
| 'I telegraphed London, said it was very simple, 'the Duke had to have his valet. | |
| - I telegraphed him an hour ago. | |
| - I telegraphed. - Oh, that. | |
| - I've just telegraphed to them." - Don't be silly, Freddy. | |
| - My offices telegraphed ahead. | |
| - No, you're telegraphing, you're way telegraphing. - Watch me behind me how I do. | |
| Besides, by asking for it, you're telegraphing them. | |
| I didn't show you because Stiva keeps telegraphing what we already know. | |
| I'm telegraphing your mother. We've got to make some arrangement. | |
| I've taken the liberty of telegraphing your family in England. | |
| 'I telegraphed London, said it was very simple, 'the Duke had to have his valet. | |
| - I telegraphed him an hour ago. | |
| - I telegraphed. - Oh, that. | |
| - I've just telegraphed to them." - Don't be silly, Freddy. | |
| - My offices telegraphed ahead. | |
| - No, you're telegraphing, you're way telegraphing. - Watch me behind me how I do. | |
| Besides, by asking for it, you're telegraphing them. | |
| I didn't show you because Stiva keeps telegraphing what we already know. | |
| I'm telegraphing your mother. We've got to make some arrangement. | |
| I've taken the liberty of telegraphing your family in England. | |
