Template:RQ:Buchan Three Hostages

1924 July, John Buchan, The Three Hostages, London: Hodder and Stoughton, →OCLC:

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Wikitext:
- {{RQ:Buchan Three Hostages|chapter=The House in Gospel Oak|page=85|passage=Then it occurred to me that I might be doing a rash thing in going off to an unknown house in a seedy suburb. So I went into a '''public''' telephone-booth, rang up the Club, and told the porter that if Colonel Arbuthnot called, I was at 4 Palmyra Square, N.W.—I made him write down the address—and would be back before ten o'clock.}}; or
- {{RQ:Buchan Three Hostages|The House in Gospel Oak|85|Then it occurred to me that I might be doing a rash thing in going off to an unknown house in a seedy suburb. So I went into a '''public''' telephone-booth, rang up the Club, and told the porter that if Colonel Arbuthnot called, I was at 4 Palmyra Square, N.W.—I made him write down the address—and would be back before ten o'clock.}}
Result:
- 1924 July, John Buchan, “The House in Gospel Oak”, in The Three Hostages, London: Hodder and Stoughton, →OCLC, page 85:
  Then it occurred to me that I might be doing a rash thing in going off to an unknown house in a seedy suburb. So I went into a public telephone-booth, rang up the Club, and told the porter that if Colonel Arbuthnot called, I was at 4 Palmyra Square, N.W.—I made him write down the address—and would be back before ten o'clock.