rabblement

The wastes of ocean were a final barrier distancing gentlemen from the rabblement.

A great rabblement materializes from nowhere under fleecy skies.

These include deconstruction, the new historicism, feminist and Marxist schools, whose practitioners are "a rabblement of lemmings" in Mr. Bloom's phrase.

Enter again CADE and all his rabblement CADE.

For long years, packed together in their dank lodgings, sharing cots and scraps of food with a rabblement of kin, Diamante and Vita move through their parallel initiations.

Casca is as cynical about the crowds as he is about Caesar, and describes how the rabblement hooted, and clapped their chopt hands, and threw up their sweaty nightcaps, and uttered such a deal of stinking breath... that it had, almost, choked Caesar.

In short, what we have in "The Runaway Soul" is yet another case in modern literature of a superior esthete who subjects himself to an avant-garde hell so that he may return and stun the rabblement into incomprehension, making the degree of the reader's impercipience a measure of his achievement.

He and Tom, alarmed by the rabblement of the SANS SOUCI, had stopped the sale; they had done so without danger, because THE LAND WE LIVE IN still continued selling; it was claimed, besides, that they had been the first to begin.