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He looked over the article I had written.

He has a very accomplished style (of writing).

He snatched from me the letter I was reading.

He wrenched the letter from my hand.

How dare he open my letters!

He glanced over [through] the papers.

He composed a resignation immediately.

He wrote a prompt answer to my letter.

He had a good look at the papers.

He made me sign the paper against my will.

He read the letter slowly.

He traced (out) a copy from the original.

He made me write the letter with a pen.

He promptly wrote a letter with effortless ease.

He took a glance at the papers.

He threw down his magazine.

He writes (in) a sober [an austere] style.

He wrote a letter with great facility.

He dashed off a letter.

He had a good look at the papers.

The man lost no time in reading his paper.

He has ceased writing.

He started writing that.

He read the document aloud.

He glanced at her name tag.

He wrote me a letter.

His style is too stiff.

He looked over the draft quickly.

He is reading the form.

I took his broadcast down in shorthand.