Meanings of chattered of in English

They chattered of tennis, novels, music, and particularly of amateur operatic societies.

Anne walked in silence; Phil chattered of many things.

Sir Willoughby chattered of his felicity in meeting her.

She chattered of this and of that, and sang snatches of songs, old and new.

Pericles chattered of England, and Hagar's 'Addio,' and 'Camilla.'

She chattered of the trees, the water, the children on the benches, the gossiping old women.

He chattered of a thousand things, mostly of topics that are the common converse of London dinner-tables.

They chattered of everything but music, I dare say it being thought graceful to ignore the afternoon's disaster.

Perhaps they were models, for they chattered of the St. Regis decorations and Henry James-andthey did it not badly.

As the way is with men when they are too happy to be sentimental, I chattered of anything but my feelings.

Was this, indeed, the very Frank who had chattered of his boyish love, two years since, in the gardens at Greshamsbury?

This was what her glad thoughts sang as the car whirled on, and her gay companions forgot her and chattered of their frivolities.

In a few days the children chattered of nothing but Bulika, although indeed they had not the least notion of what a city was.

He pursued his studies with boyish enthusiasm and chattered of them to Mary by the hour-with never a word passing his lips about himself.

He rode out of the cañon with them, and they were gracious, and chattered of the pleasures to come at the Rancho de los Olivos.

Arethusa's tongue was loosened again, and she chattered of inconsequential topics of variety, but none of them brought such moments as the one just past.