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1
But Kai Bok-su was not the man to accept
mere
hearsay
.
2
If you accept
mere
hearsay
evidence, you may believe anything of any one.
3
His acquaintance with Kara's menage had been
mere
hearsay
.
4
They howled that they "were willing to sign Brann's death-
warrant
"
-
on
mere
hearsay
.
5
The confusion and the trouble of the world were not
mere
hearsay
,
-
they
in
very truth existed.
6
I dismiss such cavil comments as
mere
hearsay
,
and you must pay no attention to it.
7
Indeed, the worthy burghers began to surmise that he knew more of those stories than
mere
hearsay
.
8
Indeed, the worthy burghers began to surmise that he knew more of these stories than
mere
hearsay
.
9
He should not even speak of acids reddening vegetable-blues upon
mere
hearsay
,
unless he is speaking figuratively.
10
But this is
mere
hearsay
.
11
And then Clayton sadly remembered that he depended only on Jack Witherspoon's
mere
hearsay
for any proofs of wrong-doing.
12
Whereupon ensued a brisk skirmish between counsel as to whether Miss Blake could give evidence about a matter of
mere
hearsay
.
13
She deftly dodged probing questions from the woman who wanted to know the details, and talked about preliminary enquiries and
mere
hearsay
.
14
Because one man thinks a thing, hundreds and thousands begin to think the same from
mere
hearsay
,
without examining and judging for themselves.
15
As for inventing stories about real people, that may well have seemed permissible in an age when historians recorded
mere
hearsay
as actual fact.
16
These are the things, he feebly understood, that women do for men; and what had been
mere
hearsay
to his strong manhood had become experience.
mere
hearsay
mere