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Meanings of telegraph to in English

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Usage of telegraph to in English
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No; he would not telegraph to the next station-notyet-hewould inquire.
A Ward of the Golden Gate
2
Coming away in such a hurry, he must telegraph to the Works.
The Whole Family: a Novel by Twelve Authors
3
The Indians on the plains use fires to telegraph to one another.
Stories of American Life and Adventure
4
I will let this train go, and will telegraph to the office.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
5
By telegraph to Fort Kearney and thence by Pony Express and telegraph.
The Story of the Pony Express
6
I snatched a few moments to telegraph to Eliza: Meet train to-night.
Eliza
7
We must telegraph to your Cousin Amy that a friend is coming.
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
8
Then he would telegraph to both his father and his Uncle Billy.
Raftmates: A Story of the Great River
9
And I shall telegraph to him and ask if he'll hide Pomeroy.
The Altar Steps
10
Finally, he proposed to telegraph to Little-Flower-of-the-Wood, inquiring if it was genuine.
A Chair on the Boulevard
11
Lewis had wanted to telegraph to Natalie, but Leighton had stopped him.
Through stained glass / A Novel
12
I've got thousands of engagements-weall have-butI shall telegraph to everybody.
The Powers and Maxine
13
Could you not telegraph to your chief to recall you at once?
Paul Patoff
14
A mysterious instinct made me telegraph to my wife to come also.
My Life — Volume 2
15
He was tempted to telegraph to Armstrong to come to his help.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
16
Joe's here with the sleigh, and we must telegraph to George St.
My Young Alcides: A Faded Photograph
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