| The words, which contain a lover's pathetic expostulation with his fickle mistress, are set for four voices. |
| Even towards the end of his life, he warded off the insinuations of Alberto Pio of carpi in a lengthy expostulation. |
| It is never any good, and neither is the faint air of expostulation that Mrs McAllister has begun to bring to discussions of Marigold's social life. |
| It was exciting, and always got the crowd going, with much clapping, expostulation and dancing of the gopak. |
| The voices of men, one in entreaty, one in expostulation, came from the box. |
| Perhaps this expostulation with one of their witnesses, awakened their suspicions. |
