10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIGHLIKE»
Discover the use of
sighlike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sighlike and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Pain and Its Transformations: The Interface of Biology and ...
Similarly, techniques of musical improvisation highlight the lament's material
qualities, including the use of a descending, sighlike melody that is similar in form
to "natural" crying; musical accents that further distort the already distorted text;
and ...
Sarah Coakley, Kay Kaufman Shelemay, 2007
2
Collins Historical Sketches of Kentucky: History of Kentucky
... beaming a moment here, Then melting away to its native sphere; Like rose
leaves, loosed by the zephyr's sighLike that zephyr wafting its perfume byLike the
wave that kisses some grateful spot, Then passes away—yet is ne'er forgot; If
your ...
Lewis Collins, Richard Henry Collins, 1874
The queer and fascinating dialect of the negroes, and the altogether fascinating
accent of the Charlestonians, the flare and live sighlike breath of the pitch-pine
knots in the fireplace in the evening or the early morning, when the servant who ...
Then melting away to its native sphereLike rose leaves, loosed by the zephyr's
sighLike the zephyrs waiting its perfume byLike the wave that kisses some
grateful spot, Then passes away, yet is ne'er forgot ; If like these, your life hopes
have ...
5
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
The queer and fascinating dialect of the negroes, and the altogether fascinating
accent of the Charlestonians, the flare and live sighlike breath of the piteh>pine
knots in the fireplace in the evening or the early morning, when the servant who ...
6
The Shakespearean: A Monthly Magazine Devoted Entirely to ...
There were legendary stories that belonged to the locality, and some were (many
of them) pathetic stories that made them sighlike, and terrible ones that made
their whisperings awful. About quarrels of great families, with desperate sieges ...
7
A Lawman's Christmas: A McKettricks of Texas Novel: A ...
Behind him, the female witness made a sighlike sound, long-suffering and full of
righteous indignation. Once again, Clay tamped down his temper. He wanted to
pin that old biddy's ears back, verbally, anyhow—he'd never struck a woman, ...
8
Bambi: A Life in the Woods
The trees groaned in stubborn resistance, they struggled mightily against the
winds Fierce onslaught You could hear their Iong—drawn moans, their sighlike
creakings, the loud snap when their strong limbs split, the angry cracking when
now ...
9
For Australia: And Other Poems
And Other Poems Henry Lawson. Our pints they fill, and we say, “ Ah, well!” With
the sound of the world-old sighLike the drink that comes after a funeral— My
father-in-law and I. My father-in-law is a kindly manA domestic man is he. He tries
to ...
10
The Naked Voice : A Wholistic Approach to Singing: A ...
We must also not flatten the vowel as we shift down, but keep the vowel in a high
sighlike place, even as we sing lower pitches. The most important principle in
negotiating intervals is to make the entire phrase feel like there is no change as
we ...
W. Stephen Smith Professor of Voice Juilliard School of Music, 2007
