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Usage examples of wiggins.

Six dirty little scoundrels, Wiggins among them, had clattered boldly up the stairs and tumbled into our rooms.

I am quite successful, you know, the rising starno longer Wiggins, but Frederick Wigmore in lights.

Hudson and Wiggins might be too, as well as anyone who had associated with the detective.

Though old, Meakin was spry and rascally, and Wiggins made the most of his villainy, upstaging the pretty Miss Millar several times.

At once I wondered if indeed one of them might have been waiting for him, but all three were greeted shortly by young men who appraised Wiggins coolly before leading their prizes away.

Somehow Wiggins contrived to find for us a relatively isolated corner out of the way of the general hubbub.

I saw before me the Wiggins of the night of the fire, alert and intelligent, aware that the game might be a deadly one and acting appropriately.

I looked up to see Wiggins bending over my bed, his eyes too bright for the hour I suspected it must be.

Grimsby, repeated in her gravelly voice when Wiggins told her whom we sought.

The fat man outweighed him by nearly double, but Wiggins applied a pressure which caused a look of extreme discomfort, then resignation, to pass across the fat man's face.

Satherwaite was the silent type anyway, Wiggins thought, and not given to useless chatter.

But Wiggins wanted to hear a human voice, any voice, so he said, "We're coming abeam of Portugal.

The scary thing, Wiggins thought, was that Satherwaite would do the same thing to Washington, D.

Operation El Dorado Canyon was about to make some kind of history, though Wiggins didn't know what kind yet.

The briefing officer had told them that the Libyan air defenses routinely shut down after midnight, but Wiggins couldn't believe that the Libyans were quite that stupid.