"roupily" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1907, Neil Munro, chapter XXXI, in Bud: A Novel, Harper & Brothers, page 297:",
          "text": "Chanticleers in the town crowed roupily and ruefully for months thereafter. The bridegroom might have stepped over the wall to the wedding chamber or walked […]",
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          "text": "A hand stroked once at Peggy's leg and it was the hand of Popeye, the sailor man, who muttered roupily, \"Olive Oyl, you is my goil.\"",
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        "In a manner as if affected with roup. In a hoarse or husky manner."
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