Meanings of little flute in English

There were likewise a little flute and a violin.

At Larbi's lips she saw the little flute and his thick fingers fluttering upon the holes.

His little flute was heard by awe-struck ears.

The little flute and the little bird helped Albert and his mother to while away many an hour.

If a little flute doesn't offer enough jazz, the Maui Pocket Sax might be more your cup of spit.

The herdsman was lying in the shade under a tree, trying to make music on a little flute of straw.

Presently the prince drew forth a little flute hollowed from a small reed, and began to play a mournful air.

This little flute of a reed thou hast carried over hills and dales, and hast breathed through it melodies eternally new.

A clear note, like the note of a little flute, sounded from the farther side of the stream, was reiterated many times.

After Holy Friday had said this, she went to a chest bound with iron on every corner and took out a tiny little flute.

Pinching that little flute, I suck my feet up so as to extend my arm and jam my hand into the bottoming crack above.

She expected the volley of recrimination in a high treble which would follow the announcement in that sweet little flute which she remembered so well.

The music became softer and more plaintive; it sounded like little flutes.

He was making roast beef for her, with purée of asparagus, and little fluted potatoes.

The band blew louder trills from their little flutes; their violins sent forth more swooning notes.

So the little Flute Player took China Cat's advice and began to play a lively air.