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Douglas got clear with but insignificant loss, and, collecting his men by a prearranged note of his horn, he returned to camp.

The answer seemed to break up the order of his prearranged consolations, and he sat looking at her uncertainly.

SUMMEREDITH WHARTON

Contrary to our prearranged plan, we decided, upon landing, to engage a carriage.

The prearranged stops were countermanded, and the same evening, at ten, the wedding-train reached Compigne.

Of course it is all prearranged who should be notified in case a fire is reported to the heliograph man.

OUR NATIONAL FORESTSRICHARD H. DOUAI BOERKER

Acting on a prearranged signal, Great Head and the youth attacked the witch and killed her.

On a certain prearranged basis of working, the landlord and tenant divide the produce of the farm.

Evidently the waving of McRae's revolver was the prearranged signal for the carnage to commence.

Or could it be that there was a prearranged significance to such phrases as 'fly-paper' and 'hen pheasant'?

Then another suspicion arose: what if that meeting had been a prearranged thing?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985