haranging

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Those lean Egyptians, who pushed past in silence and haranging their heads, were no doubt bent on carrying offerings to Osiris and Anubis for the festival of the gods of death and resurrection coincided with the Nekysia and on winning their favors by magical formulas and spells.

Georg Ebers - A Thorny Path — Volume 01

Here and there hoarse shouts of approval and cheers arose in response to invisible orators haranging their audiences in weird, foreign tongues; tiny American flags were waved; and suddenly, in one of those unforeseen and incomprehensible movements to which mobs are subject, a trolley car standing at the end of the Hawthorne Street track was surrounded, the desperate clanging of its bell keeping pace with the beating of Janet's heart.

Winston Churchill - The Dwelling Place of Light — Volume 2

Suzanna smiled confidently: "Oh, she just says that; so no one really is blamed, I guess. There really isn't anyone of that kind living; 'cause nobody in the world could waste if they knew some children needed shoes and some little boys' elbows stuck through their coats; would anyone?" The man looked at her suspiciously. "Have you been listening to Reynolds haranging on his soap box?"

Emily Calvin Blake - Suzanna Stirs the Fire

Those lean Egyptians, who pushed past in silence and haranging their heads, were no doubt bent on carrying offerings to Osiris and Anubis for the festival of the gods of death and resurrection coincided with the Nekysia and on winning their favors by magical formulas and spells.

Georg Ebers - A Thorny Path — Complete

Here and there hoarse shouts of approval and cheers arose in response to invisible orators haranging their audiences in weird, foreign tongues; tiny American flags were waved; and suddenly, in one of those unforeseen and incomprehensible movements to which mobs are subject, a trolley car standing at the end of the Hawthorne Street track was surrounded, the desperate clanging of its bell keeping pace with the beating of Janet's heart.

Winston Churchill - Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill

Here and there hoarse shouts of approval and cheers arose in response to invisible orators haranging their audiences in weird, foreign tongues; tiny American flags were waved; and suddenly, in one of those unforeseen and incomprehensible movements to which mobs are subject, a trolley car standing at the end of the Hawthorne Street track was surrounded, the desperate clanging of its bell keeping pace with the beating of Janet's heart.

Winston Churchill - The Dwelling Place of Light — Complete

Those lean Egyptians, who pushed past in silence and haranging their heads, were no doubt bent on carrying offerings to Osiris and Anubis for the festival of the gods of death and resurrection coincided with the Nekysia and on winning their favors by magical formulas and spells.

Georg Ebers - Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works