Meanings of little reed in English

The farm-hand went over to one of the little reed-enclosed mud-islets.

You are shown the little reed baskets, in rectangular form, that will carry your gift.

Suddenly he reached his long arm in among the shrubs and picked up a little reed stick.

Lamplighter had taken out a little reed pipe, set down the bidenhander, and was about to play.

The full moon was shining on the little reed-thatched roof and the white walls of my new dwelling.

I'm as tired of my little reed of a voice as of the tinkle of a musical box.

I have a little reed-pipe, and when I blow on it the mullet come sailing into the bay.

She interrupted him hastily- aslenderlittle reed: "As a whole I know little of foreign writers..."

For, floating upwards across the spaces came a sound of simple, old-time piping-thefluting music of a little reed.

It was a little reed, feathered with grasses, and having a sharp ivory point, smeared with some green substance.

Poor empty little reed!

We found ourselves peering through the thicket at a little reed and grass grown body of water a few acres in extent.

Ahead of it, across the little reed-grown inlet, stretched their road of escape, a long wooden bridge, lying white in the moonlight.

With a couple of strokes they were on a little reed-encircled island, and now Per Ola was told that he must step on land.

Well, Waltie had a little chair that he liked- alittlereed rocking-chair-andmyhusband always kept this chair close by where he sat reading.