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the greeting and the telephone. A 1918 fiction novel uses the spelling "Halloa" in the context of telephone conversations. Hello might be derived from...

the signalman's own death. The story begins with the narrator calling "Halloa! Below there!" into a railway cutting. The signalman standing on the railway...

kept as a pet by Charles Dickens. She knew several phrases, including "halloa, old girl", and was the basis for an integral character in Dickens's novel...

She was a talking bird and knew several phrases, her favourite being "halloa old girl". She may have also used some of the phrases that were used by...

of the situation, one Confederate guard yelled out to a fellow sentry, "Halloa, Bill—there's somebody's coffeepot upset, sure!" Another example of how...

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male peers: 'The merry blast of the huntsman's horn resounds, the view-halloa rings out cheerily on the bright crisp air of a fine hunting morning; the...

and approached with his gun cocked. St. John could not respond to his halloas as his tongue and throat were disabled from thirst. Archibald at once started...

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