If they don't take the paper they print, nobody else will, either.

Here, why don't you take the paper, too, have something to read?

An' to-morrow night I'll take the paper down to the Opery House.

No, do not take the paper, Carol,- Isaidyou must not read.

I can't take the paper with me, said Mr. Andersen, rather despondently.

I take the paper and stand up, heading for the telephone.

It's not as if the authors would take the paper elsewhere.

When he tried to take the paper from her, she held it tightly.

He essayed to take the paper calmly, but it trembled in his hands.

But your advice is good and I shall take the paper there myself.

Tell them to take the paper and see that they be paid to-morrow.

He felt rather than saw him take the paper out of his hand.

However, take the paper by and large, I was vastly pleased with it.

Exercising a little patience, take the paper from the sides and cut away.

I take the paper and throw it away while she is still watching.

That he would take the paper and me to America-thatI... Mon Dieu!