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There was a brief silence and then came the call once more.
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But then a moment later came the call by telephone of Belknap-Jackson.
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It had the effect desired; there came the call for margins.
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A third time came the call, and the figures of the bears stiffened.
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On the Monday came the call of President Lincoln for volunteers.
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Then came the call of a bugle from down the road.
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Far off, but unmistakable, came the call of a cow moose.
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Far away came the call of the sentry; a horse whinneyed in the stables.
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And just then came the call from the post office to go to work.
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Then came the call with her friend who heard the car "whoosh".
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Their voices were indistinguishable, but once more came the call:
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Then came the call of "All rise" and Judge Patricia Smyth entered.
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Again came the call: Here, chick, chick, chick, chick, chick!
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The louder came the call of death, the sweeter life seemed because life meant you.
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Across the river came the call of a robin.
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Tap, tap came the call of the ebony stick.
