The chief said he'd phone the station, then call me.

We called and called.

Ripe, I cry

I'm sad.

I shouted to you.

Did you call me?

I was shouting.

We'll holler.

I had to call her to order.

Me too but I don't yell.

Now I shout it

I've been yelling for her.

It's always been Ma before.

To free you.

We must shout.

Argar, argar garar goru argar it goes.

And he was waving a piece of paper, and he was yelling, Call Washington! Call Washington!

Yell at me, I faint.

Somebody is shouting my name.

Someone's shouted my name.

All right, I'll get him right down.

Listen, I'm gonna yell in a minute.

I thought I heard the boy scream.

What are you yelling at me for?

You should have called me.

Great Scott! I said. I've got it!

I thought I heard her cry out.

I drop the cards and you which size?

Get out. Or shall I call my servant?

I'll get a flag and wave it.

If it rings, call me.

I don't scream anymore.

I will spread the cards and you'll say stop, when I point to them, right. Point, say stop.

They were saying, This is explicitly intended to give police an option between shouting and shooting.

But supposing I saw you and yelled

I think we should say it all together.

We called out O Abraham,

We called out O Abraham,

And We called out to him, O Ibrahim!

And We called out to him, O Ibrahim!

We called unto him, 'Abraham,

We called unto him, 'Abraham,

We cried Unto him O Ibrahim

We cried Unto him O Ibrahim

And We called out to him O Abraham!