“McColl was a most interesting personality, a leading light on matters occult, and a famous recounter of ghost stories.”

“As a recounter of stories of mingled mystery and adventure, Mr. William Le Queux is certainly among the best living writers.”

“A family matriarch, she was clear-minded to the end, and was the keeper and recounter of family lore extending back to her ancestral roots in czarist Russia.”

“One of the most captivating aspects of storytelling is the recounting of significant events that have shaped our history.”

“There she sends cold shivers down Mandy Ann's back, by a recountal of the late occurrence.”

“The story as told in his own language reads like the recountal of an everyday event.”

“There is even in her village a beautiful and high monument of marble which sets forth all the recountal of her death.”

“In order to justify a recount of the ballots in a contested-election case, evidence must be produced to indicate reasonable grounds for belief both that the returns are incorrect and that a recount would change the result.”

“The Constitutional Court ordered a recount of the results of the parliamentary elections.”

“In order to justify a recount of the ballots in a contested-election case, evidence must be produced to indicate reasonable grounds for belief both that the returns are incorrect and that a recount would change the result.”

“The Constitutional Court ordered a recount of the results of the parliamentary elections.”