We want to cross the river and join you, I shouted in return.

The boys shouted in return, and Jerry quickly lighted his torch.

He then, lifting up his own voice, shouted in return-Isthat you, Alice?

Our guides shouted in return, and gradually the approaching cries came nearer and nearer.

Just then a voice hailed, and Edward shouted in return.

We then shouted in return, and not very long after we saw him appear.

They waved their caps gaily and shouted in return.

We shouted in return, but there was no reply.

The lieutenant shouted in return.

The men shouted in return.

Mr. Baldwin shouted in return.

The men in the garrison shouted in return, several of them well accustomed to the noise giving vent to derisive laughter.

Presently a hail reached them; they shouted in return, and soon afterwards they saw a couple of boats emerging from the darkness.

Now and then shouts warned them to get out of the way of some vessel, and the sober sailor shouted in return.

The departing passengers, most of them protected by an upper deck, pressed four deep against the rail, and waved and shouted in return.

"Heave-to, and we will send a boat on board," was shouted in return.