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Meanings of arose of in English

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Usage of arose of in English
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Last year, allegations arose of widespread staff bullying at Tauranga hospital.
Radio NZ
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From time to time rumours arose of the discovery of relics.
Laperouse
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Dissociating itself from the murmur of the bees, a murmur arose of falling water.
Moon-Face, and Other Stories
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A vision arose of a man beside whom Eliphalet was not worthy to crawl.
The Crisis — Volume 06
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They became a proverb for wandering, and a legend arose of strange, disconsolate men.
A Dreamer's Tales
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Immediately a universal cry arose of, 'Good is your speech.
Metlakahtla and the North Pacific Mission of the Church Missiona...
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A mental picture arose of a secret temple in the shadow of the distant Himalayas.
Fire-Tongue
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When another year had passed, an opportunity arose of acquiring a better farm in Alberta.
The Altar Steps
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The problem arose of how to light a match.
Over Prairie Trails
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And then, when he arose of his swoon, he cried out sorrowfully, and said: Alas!
Le Morte d'Arthur: Volume 2
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Then the practice arose of stamping each piece of money with its true value and weight.
Early European History
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But suddenly a cry arose of 'The Prussians!
Original Short Stories — Volume 01
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Hence the practice arose of invoking the aid of the saints in all the concerns of life.
Early European History
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As the lights of a former generation sank beneath the horizon, other stars arose of increased brilliancy.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 09: European Statesmen
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Time after time the necessity arose of some arbiter among those who were themselves arbiters, rulers, judges.
Occasional Papers / Selected from the Guardian, the Times, and t...
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A cry arose of "To prison with the assassin!"
The Young Emigrants; Madelaine Tube; the Boy and the Book; and C...
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