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Answer for the clue ""___ Horne," Ade book ", 3 letters:
doc

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Usage examples of doc.

Hardfaced men--the agitators who had been prominent in the trouble from the first--mounted soap boxes at street corners, and began to label Aunt Nora as a sinister woman, and Doc Savage a murderer and worse.

Alarm changed to resignation, and more and more Doc Daneeka acquired the look of an ailing rodent.

Crater, Toni Lash and her helpers had been gone when Doc returned to Asile Blanc with his instrument case.

Doc Penzoss, a high-school graduate who dispensed aspirin and Atabrine, to look at the wound.

Doc was rather glad when he discovered that, for Aulf had him outclassed as to strength and endurance of an animal kind.

Doc, with one of the slaves who could speak a little English serving as interpreter, prevailed upon Aulf to remain with his cave-dweller fellows, and continue to be a sort of chief evil spirit.

Doc Gurney, we were in there, and I undertook to show Bibbs how to run his machine.

Doc Savage and the others more about the mysterious Boke than all they had learned prior to that moment, for the ejaculation was in a different tone, and the alteration showed that Boke had been speaking in a disguised voice.

Doc did the same with his weapon, the LeMat bolstered at his hip, the Webley jutting from his belt.

He began unloading bracky weeds from his pocket while Doc attacked the breakfast.

Doc reached for a bracky weed and accepted a light from Chris without thinking of it.

GHQ was out on the street, but Doc found Jake inside the big schoolroom where he enjoyed his early morning bracky and coffee.

It is this brickbat which makes a lump on the back of my head so big that Doc Brennan thinks it is a tumor when I go to him the next day about my stomach, and I never tell him any different.

Vonier and Carberry, watching Doc, scarcely detected the movement which took him from their view.

Clocker heard Doc ask irritably, while Clocker was passing the gem merchants, who, because they needed natural daylight to do business, were traditionally accorded the tables nearest the windows.