granger

The Democratic Granger and the largely increased Republican vote was too much for us.

Granger started; the question was spoken so fiercely, and was so searching and direct.

Then he heard the voice of Strangeways calling, "Granger, Granger."

Granger watched him go out, and was glad of relief from his presence.

Granger watched him, and wondered what might be the secret which he was hesitating to impart.

Granger from his place beside the red-hot stove said nothing, but bowed his head.

Granger, you must save me, if not for the sake of what I am, then because of what I once was to you in our London days.

When Granger could make his voice heard, "You don't mean that she was Mordaunt?"

Granger stepped out and beached his craft above the water's edge.

Granger had never heard him laugh before, and the sound was not pleasant.