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Clarion   /klˈɛriən/   Listen
Clarion

noun
1.
A medieval brass instrument with a clear shrill tone.






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"Clarion" Quotes from Famous Books



... now emerged from Adam's house, following two men, who, preceded by the terrible Graul, dancing before them, and tossing aloft her timbrel, bore in triumph the captured Eureka; and, secondly, the blast of a clarion at the distance, while up the street marched—horse and foot, with pike and banner—a goodly troop. The Lord Hastings in person led a royal force, by a night march, against a fresh outbreak of the rebels, not ten ...
— The Last Of The Barons, Complete • Edward Bulwer-Lytton

... on line— Mile-long. Above the roar of cannon rose In one wild yell the Rebel battle-cry. Flash in the sun their serried ranks of steel; Before them swarm a cloud of skirmishers. That eager host the gallant Pickett leads; He right and left his fiery charger wheels; Steadies the lines with clarion voice; anon His outstretched saber gleaming points the way. As mid the myriad twinkling stars of heaven Flashes the blazing comet, and a column Of fiery fury follows it, so flashed The dauntless chief, so ...
— The Feast of the Virgins and Other Poems • H. L. Gordon

... Colonel's voice rang like a clarion down the breathless line, "there is where you die! ...
— My Lady of the North • Randall Parrish



Words linked to "Clarion" :   brass instrument, proclaim, music, promulgate, exclaim, play, loud, brass



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