Meanings of put papers in English

The lid's in two pieces and you could put papers-orbank notes-inbetween.

It was he who put papers into their baggage, and then telegraphed to the police at Wirballen.

He put papers in his different pockets to take home with him, and then he saw the Calico Clown.

We never used to be allowed to put papers in the fireplace, but you have gained ever so many liberties.

The Great Spirit has raised you to read and write, and has put papers before you; but he has not raised me in that way.

Yet that man seemed to be putting papers in his pocket, dad.

He turned stiffly to look at Neel putting papers into an envelope.

Up betimes and to my office, where all the morning very busy putting papers to rights.

His telephone rang at 6 p.m., as he was putting papers and books in his briefcase for the weekend.

Up and to my office, where all the morning, putting papers to rights which now grow upon my hands.

They also were appointed to see to "the shutting up of infected houses and putting papers on the doors."

So to the office, where late putting papers and my books and businesses in order, it being very cold, and so home to supper.

Sir Howard had almost despaired of finding anything when he remembered Frank's habit of putting papers between the leaves of books and forgetting them.