be noised abroad

I'd simply liefer the tale not be noised abroad.

The fact that the king was performing such services was noised abroad and the thugs among others, heard of it.

Thus his report was noised abroad in the city, and all who entered the bath he entreated with honor, were they rich or poor.

The dying words of Ragnar had been noised abroad.

Her heart sank, for she feared that her long-kept secret was now to be noised abroad.

Such feeding will be noised abroad.

"My wounds are noised abroad.

These two decisions being noised abroad speedily ousted the arrival of Mrs. Harrison in popular gossip.

Heir ofUriens, when rumor had been noised abroad that we had made an end of thee?"

Aetheric magic, also called Artifice, is noised abroad as the answer to every woe that afflicts the feckless.

She had surely slain thee in Alexandria had she not feared that thy slaughter being noised abroad might bring trouble on her.

The fate of Arachne was noised abroad through all the country, and served as a warning to all presumptuous mortals not to compare themselves with the divinities.

He ceased not doing thus till his report was noised abroad among the folk and each used to warn other against Abu Kir, who became a byword amongst them.

I would not-I do not-care to risk it with someone who would return it to the god or who would gossip so that its presence were noised abroad."

Next day it was noised abroad that Dombey and Son had stopped, and next night there was a List of Bankrupts published, headed by that name.

Glomund was his name and long had his terror been noised abroad, though he was not come to his full growth and evil, and seldom had he been seen.

When it was noised abroad that those briqs too feeble to risk the winter ocean were nonetheless receiving fodder, a few score folk made their way to the wharf and watched the spectacle in silence.

The invention Lamai had made of tying Jerry with a stick had been noised abroad in the village, and by a stick, in Nalasu's house, Jerry found himself again tied.

Thus, if his capture were noised abroad, even the British Government could not legally protest in his favour; having plotted with the enemies of the French Government, France had the right to put him to death.

"Nay, this I ha' heard," quo' Tomlinson, "and this was noised abroad, And this I ha' got from a Belgian book on the word of a dead French lord."

If it should be noised abroad that Prince Merlin had been seen in Southern Gaul, or Italy, then perhaps Uther's enemies would watch me for a while, hoping for a lead to the vanished prince.

Soon it was noised abroad that I was distracted, and many of my associates in wickedness came to see me, to try and divert my mind from those gloomy thoughts of my wretchedness; but all in vain.

And thus ever, as time went on, my fame was noised abroad; for it was said that I was also a magician and that in the tombs I had commune with the Spirits of the Dead.

'We have a man in prison, true,' said Hugh, 'and have let it be noised abroad that he is the man, but in truth I must tell you that he is not charged, and almost certainly never will be.