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Meanings of spinet in English
Usage of spinet in English
1
He stole midnight interviews with a dumb spinet in a secret attic.
2
When I sit at the spinet and look at Lady Clarissa traditions.
3
It's tone was so much richer and deeper than the old spinet.
4
Writer likes the way the apartment feels just after the spinet is removed.
5
There was, however, an old spinet in one of the parlours.
6
And she turned to the spinet and began a lively air.
7
A sweet-toned old spinet in good repair stood by the window.
8
A harpsichord was nothing but a very large and powerful spinet.
9
They could do better execution over a wash tub than at a spinet.
10
The spinet he gave her, inlaid with ivory, we have still.
11
I went into the smoking-room and sat down before the spinet.
12
Two days later, a spinet was delivered to our house.
13
Kircher placed the score upon the desk of the spinet, and began to play.
14
I have found out how it came to be in the spinet, Belle announced.
15
It came from the old, old spinet that was covered with the faded roses.
16
The spinet belonged to old Mrs. Johnson,-Celia'sgreat-grandmother ,youknow,-whosename was also Celia.
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United Kingdom
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