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Mr. Whitehead shook him violently, and said, "Do you know what this means?"

It was a little singular, too, this friendship of the Don's for Lawyer Whitehead.

Whitehead, with its bare rocks and funereal bell, is interesting.

Dr. Whitehead promised to perform the operation, but put it off.

You and young Whitehead, and possibly Banks, will make a good trio.

Wayne and Whitehead were in the van and Paddy waved to them as they passed.

It is suggested that Billingsley in his Euclid published Whitehead's papers as his own.

Now Mr. Whitehead considered that there was no bell-foundry in Cockermouth at this date.

Whitehead, and the other servants, had collected there to say good-bye.

Whitehead torpedoes are fired from tubes above or below the waterline.