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Meanings of play the harmonium in English
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Usage of play the harmonium in English
1
Mr. Povey, to prove that his soul was above toys and gewgaws, continued to play the harmonium.
2
Perhaps our friend Stade would have the kindness to play the harmonium part of the Hunnenschlacht and of the Sanctus.-
3
Miles's church, who had come up from Nettleton to play the harmonium and sat behind it, his conductor's eye running over the fluttered girls.
4
Scott read the service, Koettlitz the lessons, and Royds played the harmonium.
5
A female who plays the harmonium occupies the centre.
6
Widowed priest plays the harmonium and sings: "Rest with the saints."
7
Strengthen your legs for playing the harmonium on Sundays.
8
I played the harmonium for the choir practice, and kept the books for the Guilds and Societies.
9
She always sings in church, and sings out, too, when she is there; and plays the harmonium.
10
Frost played the harmonium, and the children sang sweetly "Shall we gather at the river?"
11
The lady had a charming voice, and used to sing in the church with Mary, who played the harmonium.
12
Brooke plays the harmonium nicely.
13
The chorister, a very old man, a hundred I should think, played the harmonium, which was as old as he was.
14
When both funerals were accomplished Cyril sat down and played the harmonium softly, and said that it had kept well in tune.
15
"Ah, but the piano can be heard in the library, and your cousin Amy plays the harmonium-
16
A monk was playing the harmonium, and in the opaque veiled light, the thin music gave a strange impression of something quite outside this life.