Meanings of laconic words in English

What next occurred the Poet tells us in the laconic words

There was a rather pettish intonation in Fleur-de-Lys's laconic words.

What unknown, inquisitorial terrors lay behind those dread, laconic words, Emmy Lou knew not.

Her mind repeated his laconic words: "I fixed you some bacon."

They are laconic words, but their place is over the front door of the British Empire.

Not on the margin, as before, but across the lines, M. Elgin had written these laconic words:-

His answer was in the laconic words addressed to the Master in the house of woe at Bethany:

They were the three laconic words Caesar used to describe what happened when he finally met King Pharnaces of Pontus.

Again there was a minute or two of silence, during which Bienville seemed to probe for the meaning of the two laconic words.

Jude did not pause to remember that, in the laconic words of the historian, "insulted Nature sometimes vindicated her rights" in such circumstances.

His gruff voice washed over her and in a few almost Laconic words he had seen straight to the heart of the matter.

"I'm sure I congratulate you both," Constance breathed, realizing the import of Mr. Critchlow's laconic words.

"Go to the pegs!" What unknown, inquisitorial terrors lay behind those dread, laconic words, Emmy Lou knew not.