Personals [noun]

He was pointing to a paragraph in the "Personals" column of the New York paper.

Agnes called it the "Agony Column," for the "personals" always headed it.

She had just finished her personals when she heard the whistle of the morning train.

"Read these personals and I will tell you," was the sobbing reply.

But Personals, my dear Star, Personals are the things that pay.

In my business, as in yours, Monsieur, one should always read the personals.'

Personals were inserted in the papers, begging Ned to communicate with his father, but Ned never thought of looking for them.

She was running over in her mind all the material at hand which could be worked into personals to appear in the "Mirror."

The rogues will try to impose upon you again; but do not pay any attention to notes or personals in the papers.

It will be observed that in the last line the song drops out of the first and the second personals into the third.