1
These were her ends and aims, despite all that slanderous tongues might invent.
2
What sort of a tale was this to stop slanderous tongues?
3
We are going to the Colonies and will be beyond reach of slanderous tongues.
4
To take money is to lay yourself open to slanderous tongues, is to court scandal.
5
Could she muzzle these wicked, slanderous tongues by referring to the peculiarities of Daniel's nature?
6
It will not, however, be agreeable to you to be torn to pieces by slanderous tongues.
7
Unless I make an example, it will be long before the slanderous tongues would hold their peace.
8
Aye, whispered by slanderous tongues!
9
Susan Brundon, with her Academy; all she has, all her labour, destroyed, ruined, pulled to pieces by slanderous tongues!
10
Mary Wyvis accepted both propositions, and left England with him almost immediately, in order to escape mocking and slanderous tongues.
11
And when I have used the blade, how eagerly have fingers pointed at me, how gladly slanderous tongues have wagged!
12
She had bad dreams all night: the people pointed their fingers at her and slanderous tongues spread ugly things about her.
13
She would have defied Elisabeth, defied a whole world of slanderous tongues, had they accused him, if he himself had denied the charge.
14
With soft words alone turn away the anger of kinsmen about the utter cruel speeches, and mollify their hearts and minds and slanderous tongues.
