roger

This eighteenth-century Colonial narrative gives a vivid description of Roger's Rangers.

That evening Roger was sitting beside his wife alone, caressing the thin hand that returned the fond pressure.

"Radar bridge here," Roger's voice chimed in softly on the speaker.

A man going into battle might look, so she thought, as Roger Ormiston looked now—very stern and strained.

"I am glad he got it, since it pleases him," said Phil to Roger, and the senator's son nodded in agreement.

Roger Strang approached the glowing ring curiously, peered through, blinked, peered again.

Dick it was who found his voice first, for Roger grew so excited he became dumb for the time being.

She had known Roger all her life, but his whole aspect was unfamiliar to her.

Mr. Mason was gratified to meet Roger Carrington again in the relationship to which he had once so cordially welcomed him.

You are my cousin Roger right enough, and this is a nice dramatic meeting.