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• Cissy will drive him in strings. (10)
• The oldest form had three strings. (3)
• He must strike all the strings of life. (10)
• I saw it broken, and the empty belly, and the loose strings! (10)
• As now used, it has only twenty-five strings. (3)
• Inside strings should be 1³/₁₆ inches thick. (17)
• You work in strings of twenties and thirties. (10)
• It had, however, a far greater number of strings. (3)
• She touched the strings immediately, and sighed. (10)
• The strings are plucked by two small ivory picks. (3)
• Later the number of strings was increased to three. (3)
• He also added =oboes= and =bassoons= to the strings and brass. (3)
• The number of strings varied from three or four to twenty-one. (3)
• All its strings to viewless fingers Yearning, modulations fine! (10)
• The instrument had only two strings, and was used in accompanying singing. (3)
• Outside strings ought to be ⅝ inch thick where finishing on a ⅝-inch base. (17)
• Sliding her fingers under her blouse, she began to pull at certain strings. (8)
• In this sensuous exaltation her nerves vibrated like the strings of a violin. (8)
• This instrument also came in square and other forms; strings varied from 6 to 38.] (3)
• She wound the strings of his heart suddenly tense, and they sang to their quivering. (10)
• C), who is said to have increased the number of strings on the lyre from four to seven. (3)
• Some of these, used by the most skilful performers, have only thirteen or fourteen strings. (3)
• But sleep, as the firelight sleeps when flames die; as music sleeps on its deserted strings. (8)
• One soft sweep of the strings succeeded a deep final note, and the hearers breathed freely. (10)
• This peculiar instrument consisted of a resonant body, over which four strings were stretched. (3)
• The other two strings were usually tuned as Tonic and Dominant, thus giving a drone like the bagpipe. (3)
• Entering her room, she deposited the parcels on her bed, and untied the strings with quick, pink fingers. (8)
• In this year he composed his octet for strings, in which his individuality first asserted itself strongly. (3)
• Pasiance was fingering the strings of her violin, and suddenly Dan (a bold thing for him) asked her to play. (8)
• The former had three strings tuned in fifths, the latter four to six, usually tuned in fourths and one third. (3)
• The lowest and highest strings were tuned respectively A, fifth line bass staff, and A, second space, treble. (3)
• This has twenty-eight strings, and the sounding board, in which there are four holes, is very large at the base. (3)
• And now, to add to the marvel, they heard a harp accompaniment, the strings being faintly touched, but with firm fingers. (10)
• Her quick sentences sounded as if she kept them on strings, and wanted to draw them back as soon as she had let them forth. (8)
• The number of strings was later increased to seven, which is the favored form, tuned to G, A, C, D, E, G, A, a pentatonic scale. (3)
• Dahlia gathered her shawl close, and set an irresolute hand upon her bonnet strings, that moved as if it had forgotten its purpose. (10)
• Dahlia gathered her shawl close, and set an irresolute hand upon her bonnet strings, that moved as if it had forgotten its purpose. (22)
• More elaborate forms of the lute, owing to improvements in the arrangement of the bass strings, were the =Theorbo= and the =Archilute=. (3)
• And already he had swept his hand across the invisible strings, for there had arisen, the music of uncurling leaves and flitting things. (8)
• The seven metal strings are stretched over nineteen bridges or frets, becoming gradually higher, and touch only the last and highest one. (3)
• A bullet had clipped a groove in his skull, above the temple; from this the brain protruded in bosses, dropping off in flakes and strings. (7)
• They appeared both with and without supports; and in some cases the strings were placed in a vertical position, as in our upright pianofortes. (3)
• When they came within the influence of Sotherton associations, it was better for Miss Bertram, who might be said to have two strings to her bow. (4)
• The works of Corelli and his violinist successors, which showed the possibility of writing for strings, undoubtedly influenced orchestral writing. (3)
• She bends, he quickens; she breathes low, he springs Enraptured; low she laughs, his woes disperse; Aloud she laughs and sweeps his varied strings. (10)
• He was a quiet, well-mannered youth, invaluable just then to Mrs. Tallents Smallpeace, a woman never happy unless slightly leading a genius in strings. (8)
• Enclosed stairs between walls should have strings fitted down on treads and risers, but elsewhere inside strings should be rabbeted for treads and risers. (17)

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