Jackson of the Yankees

Usage examples of reggie.

As the jam came to an angry, objurgating stop, Reggie made out through wheels the man still prone.

The offensiveness of Inspector Mordan, Reggie has complained, lies in his capacity for being partly right.

A policeman let them in, the divisional inspector received them, and Reggie was brought to the scullery.

Mordan gave the orders, and the body was carried out, with Reggie holding the door widely open for its bearers.

They went upstairs and Reggie opened the first door, which let them into a room at the back.

He returned to Reggie, who stood in the middle of the lawn contemplating the flower borders.

Mordan strode to the place and examined it, and turned back to Reggie with a frown.

With that gruesome parcel they reached the yard again, and Reggie scraped the spade.

With enquiring eyes Reggie followed Lomas from the shade of the old trees through which a brown brook flowed to the blaze of the gardens.

Other people took chairs near Reggie, and he got into talk with them, about the gardens, about Colborn, about his deceased uncle.

Taking the same direction, Reggie arrived at the stream which flowed from the wood through the lower level of the laboured gardens in a comparatively natural condition.

When Reggie talks of the case now he is apt to speculate what would have happened if he had not given this advice.

In the dew of next morning Reggie watched the exhumation of Joseph Colborn.

Colborn flushed as he read, and he crushed the photograph in his hands and looked up at Reggie with a glare in his greenish eyes.

About half past ten Reggie walked out of his laboratory to the room in which Underwood sat waiting.