| My harpings all die in the air, and leave me but a scanty purse, poor clothing, and no roof over my head. |
| Trumpetings and harpings and angry shouts were answering from a throng of Britons gathering along the shore. |
| The Hall of Cynddylan is voiceless and still, The sound of its harpings hath died on the hill! |
| Let her be contented with her Grimods and oysters, and leave Julia to listen to the harpings of Apollo in peace. |
| Diagonals are the several lines on the draughts, delineating the station of the harpings and ribs, to form the body by. |
| Harpings in the bow of a vessel are decried as rendering the ship uneasy. |
