In the face of such facts as these the German outcry against "English gold" has seemed wholly insincere, and little less than ridiculous.

The outcry against English gold, against cable dispatches altered by the English, and against corrupt newspaper publishers cannot be raised in connection with diplomatic correspondence transmitted direct to your Ambassador here.

vocería, f., clamor, outcry.

Again, considering the outcry made, it is hard to imagine that only those possessing above 500 jugera were interfered with.

There would be no outcry except the tinkle of the fragments.

What an outcry was there when, as quite a young man I uttered that sentence about the punishment of parricides!

But when he raises the greatest outcry on the part of his hearers, and makes the greatest impression by his speech, is when he employs the topics of dignity.

When verses are being repeated, the whole theatre raises an outcry if there is one syllable too few or too many.

And this last dichoreus excited such an outcry as to be quite marvellous.

Never, by any chance, a merry, childish laugh of music in the broken cadences; tender or wild, a defiant outcry, a tired sigh breaking down into silence.

By a persistent effort of will she presently got herself in hand however and went on not only with her translation but with the other moves in her campaign to get The Outcry produced.

He had forgotten The Outcry except for his nightmare efforts to revamp it for Paula; had charged it off his books altogether.

and he's thoroughly committed to The Outcry.

It was about four o'clock on Sunday afternoon that he came to Paula's cottage at Ravinia to get the score to The Outcry.

The acceptance of The Outcry for production restored the proprietary feeling she once had had about it.

She was the discoverer of The Outcry and if you'd asked her who was responsible for the revival of interest in it and for the fact that it was now to be produced, I think she'd have told you quite honestly that she was.

" "Oh," he said, "you mean The Outcry.

" They gave The Outcry two more performances during the next week, one of them being the closing performance of the season, and by that time, so far as a single success could be said to establish any one, March was established.

We dare not prolong the experiment, and with double earnestness we repeat our demand upon every honest man to join in the outcry of the American Anti-Slavery Society, NO UNION WITH SLAVEHOLDERS!

the intrinsic element, the principle of slavery; MEN sold, bartered, leased, mortgaged, bequeathed, invoiced, shipped in cargoes, stored as goods, taken on executions, and knocked off at public outcry!

the intrinsic element, the principle of slavery; MEN, bartered, leased, mortgaged, bequeathed, invoiced, shipped in cargoes, stored as goods, taken on executions, and knocked off at a public outcry!

We dare not prolong the experiment, and with double earnestness we repeat our demand upon every honest man to join in the outcry of the American Anti-Slavery Society, NO UNION WITH SLAVEHOLDERS.

Let every honest man join in the outcry of the American Anti-Slavery Society, NO UNION WITH SLAVEHOLDERS.

I only consented to produce your play becausewell, because there has been such an outcry lately about art....

Through all these social mutterings runs the outcry against the priests, and this was not because the priests were teaching a false theology, but because they were grinding the faces of the poor.