harled

In a sense, doubtless, so she was, but the description given by the credulous of how, on her marriage night, Janet Dalrymple was "harled" through the house by evil spirits in such a way as to cause her death shortly afterwards, is slightly at variance with the actual facts.

Stories of the Border Marches Jeanie Lang

It is "harled" without and painted white, and is built around three sides of a sunny court.

McClure's Magazine December, 1895 Ida M. Tarbell 1900

Scotland "harled") and a roof of small yellowish flagstones, set in

The Man from the Clouds 1907

The church is of basic design – the tiny, harled building has no belfry – and is surrounded by an old kirkyard.

Country diary: Dalarossie Church 2011

It was larger than I had expected; a handsome three-story manor of harled white stone, windows outlined in the natural grey stone, a high slate roof with multiple chimneys, and several smaller whitewashed buildings clustered about it, like chicks about a hen.

Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

The dacoits were reported to have a few gunshots & to have harled bombs while escaping.

A Daring Bank Robbery 2009

Externally the building form is largely derived from traditional early Shetland buildings - Lodberries, whose gable ends rise from the sea - and is constructed of traditional materials of harled masonry walls, timber windows and slate pitched roofs.

Shetland Museum Wins Top Prize Thatsnews 2008

We have, in Scotland, far fewer ancient buildings, above all in country places; and those that we have are all of hewn or harled masonry.

Memories and Portraits 2005

It was true: the harled walls of this one block were cleaner than the others.

Fleshmarket Close Rankin, Ian 2004

Plenty of satellite dishes attached to the harled walls.

Fleshmarket Close Rankin, Ian 2004