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Usage examples of norths.

It was a fine apartment, too, and neither of the Norths had ever understood why it was so difficult for Mrs.

Buano, the Norths, the Nelsons of the third floor, and the fourth-floor box, at the moment unnamed.

Experienced tenants, like the Norths, who had been there six years, merely pressed a little button set into their wall telephone.

The Norths lived on the second floor - once the parlor floor - in two big rooms and two little rooms.

Martha, the maid, almost filled the kitchen, but did not seem discomfited, nor, the Norths noted thankfully, handicapped.

The floor above the Norths was similarly laid out, although with lower ceilings, and was almost always rented.

Then she looked up at the Norths, wonderingly, and on up at the windows of the top floor.

The reporters stopped suddenly after they had run up the outside stairs, and the Norths, with the windows open, could hear them arguing with policemen in the vestibule.

Both the Norths stopped and looked at him, for a moment honestly puzzled.

Pete often went onto the roof, for the sun, and the Norths had frequently thought of making it into a terrace for summer, but never had.

Several of the men looked at the Norths briefly, nodded to Weigand and continued their work.

The dust had been disturbed, irregularly, and the Norths looked at it, puzzled.

The more he thought about the Norths, his face reported to the lieutenant, the more he thought it would be a fine idea to go over them a bit.

Weigand told him what he knew-about the Norths finding the body, about the battered skull and the nudity, about the Western Union boy who probably was not a Western Union boy, and about the cat.

The Norths, he was pleased to notice, had evidently been cautious about what they said to the press.