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Then above the clang and clamor of dreadful battle we hear the mournful dirge of minstrels wailing o'er the dead.

Then she heard clang, then from another part clang, then clang, clang far away.

Then she heard clang, then from another part clang , then clang , clang far away.

I can almost see them swing; almost hear them clang; and I can't tell whether I am glad or sorry."

Clang once more went the blacksmith's hammers, and then chaos!

At last the trotting of a horse sounded in the distance, the park gates opened with a clang, and then Mr.

The bronze panels suddenly slid up and struck the frame with a clang. I was in the dark--trapped.

Before me the sun, moon, and stars, Behind me the phoenix doth clang; In the morning I lash my leviathans, And I bathe my feet in Fusang.

The modern steamship advances upon a still and overshadowed sea with a pulsating tremor of her frame, an occasional clang in her depths, as if she had an iron heart in her iron body; with a thudding rhythm in her progress and the regular beat of her propeller, heard afar in the night with an august and plodding sound as of the march of an inevitable future.

The clang of the gong pierced his breast like a noise of remembered war.

I have never forgotten that number, and always it comes to memory attended by gibbering obscenity, peals of joyless laughter, the clang of iron doors.

I have already described how I heard the clang of the heavy door, on the occasion of my first visit to the red-brick house.