Next she took the trunk and pushed it under the bed, saying:

A porter then took the trunk and carried it back to the train.

I just took the trunk to the basement and left.

Big Ivan of the Bridge took the trunk from his head and put it on the ground.

But on second thought he took the trunk and its contents along with him to his cave.

No opposition being made by Mr. Holdfast, the boys took the trunk up between them, preceding the mate.

He took the trunk check to the Union Station, and through his police badge secured access to the baggage-room.

With a little note from me he took the trunk of things to Calvin, and brought back a receipt.

I wanted to ask you about last night.... Oh, you took the trunk to the station, didn't you? she asked.

Our renegade took the trunk containing Zoraida's wealth and dropped it into the sea without anyone perceiving what he did.

Then we took the trunk and put it in my wagon, and he drove off his way and I drove mine.

He took the trunk out through the back door and down the garden to the shed there, in which he had a motor-car.

"And you took the trunk down a little before two?"

"When I arrived in Paris, I took the trunk to a hotel, close by the Northern Railway Station-