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Meanings of whispering of in English

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Usage of whispering of in English
1
Already the falling corn was whispering of the final feast of colour.
Wanderings by Southern Waters, Eastern Aquitaine
2
Your sentence about the whispering of the ducks' wings, etc., was good.
My Boyhood
3
But Errol was merely the snake in the garden, whispering of fruit.
Kalooki Nights
4
It brought a silken, sweeping rustle, a whispering of the bearded grain.
The Desert of Wheat
5
The fierce whispering of that dark mass of men was very horrible.
A Set of Six
6
The flowers were speaking to his heart, whispering of Trust, Faith, Hope!
The Rector of St. Mark's
7
I could believe in the actual whispering of an angel if you did.
Vittoria — Volume 5
8
Groups of officers in Orpo-green and Kripo-black stood whispering of crime.
Fatherland
9
But there was no sound save for the whispering of the distant sea.
Leonie of the Jungle
10
The whispering of the nobles had not been pleasant at times.
A Sea Queen's Sailing
11
The words were soft and low, like the whispering of a departing spirit.
Mohammed Ali and His House
12
A fountain plashed and chattered softly, like the whispering of children.
In Kedar's Tents
13
The Lord's Prayer is a very intimate whispering of the soul with God.
A Tramp's Sketches
14
The only noises were her footsteps and the whispering of the torch flame.
Crown of Midnight
15
There has been much whispering of late about Donegal four-piece The Screaming Orphans.
The Irish Times
16
The whispering of rushes and the song of thrushes, so varied, so melodious!
Children of the Market Place
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