Former British prime minister

Usage examples of atlee.

Cash, to the extent of a few thousand dollars, that Rupert Sandersham had left for his secretary, Atlee, to pay household bills and disburse among the various servants.

George that The Shadow, in some other guise, might once have visited Sandersham and noted Atlee open the safe.

The last thing she heard was her father ordering Atlee to call Pelwin and have the chauffeur bring the new limousine.

With Atlee following him, toting a huge brief case, Rupert Sandersham stepped into the car, while the dapper chauffeur tipped his hat and bowed.

Sandersham finally found a twenty, and waved away the one-dollar bill that Atlee offered to supply.

Dashing for the door to the outer office, the portly financier ripped it open, to see Atlee entering with Pelwin.

Followed by Atlee and Pelwin, who were silent, and carting the many packages, Sandersham headed for the elevator, his lips set tight, his eyes staring ahead as though they were picturing the future.

When you are ready, Atlee will call Pelwin and he will bring the limousine from the garage, to take you to the Long Island dock.

From her room, Barbara watched the door of the study, until she saw Atlee appear.

Following Atlee downstairs, she stopped him near the telephone and took the telegrams from him, telling him that she would send them.

The knock belonged to Atlee, for Sandersham, when he had departed for this exile, had finally decided to bring his confidential secretary with him.

Then, deciding that he wanted Atlee, pressed a button to summon the secretary.

HEARING the buzz from another room, Atlee popped up behind a desk in a smaller room that was used as a study.

Against the background of an opened window, Atlee saw an entering figure.

Ever since he had joined Sandersham in banishment, Atlee had feared a visit from The Shadow.