walling

Cortona, Volterra, Fiesole, and other towns exhibit instances of this walling.

The examination of Walling by the mayor was severe to a remarkable degree.

I showed the letter to Walling, and he volunteered to undertake the job.

The subject of lynching the fiends,—Walling and Jackson—was freely discussed.

The latter was placed at the head of the coffin and Walling near the foot.

On the other hand Walling was to all appearance the coolest man in the room.

Can you account for Jackson and Walling the night preceding the finding of the body?

To which Walling answered: "You show in your eyes that you are lying."

Jackson and Walling each claim the trousers belong to the other.

Jackson says Walling afterwards told him he had disposed of them.