1
The invincibly taciturn woman is so rare as to have escaped objurgation.
2
Seeing which his father quickly regained the paper, but continued his objurgation.
3
He has a horror of its wordy wars, its flood of objurgation.
4
But the irate old man finished his objurgation with the words:
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Our chair coolies were in a constant state of objurgation in clearing a way.
6
He is fluent in oath and objurgation, cursing like an inmate of the pit.
7
Beethoven drove the Colonel out of the house with objurgation.
8
With a muffled objurgation he fell upon the jumble and began to overhaul it.
9
At last, with a final torrent of objurgation, he disappeared.
10
The mule was as deaf to prayer as to objurgation.
11
To fill the world and the street with lamentation, objurgation?
12
It was a call of wild distress- awhine , ahowl ,anobjurgation, all combined.
13
He ended with much mental objurgation, which swelled his throat.
14
Her companion, frowning, hardly suppressed a little quick objurgation.
15
As for Father Beret's words, they may have been a mere priestly formula of objurgation.
16
Despite objurgation and contempt, it had become since 1840 a constant and growing factor in politics.