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Meanings of spinnet in English
Musical instrument.
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Usage of spinnet in English
1
Why don't you get your silk embroidery or practise upon the spinnet?
2
Oh yes, madam, and Italian, and dance and play on the spinnet.
3
Dinner not being ready, the young ladies proposed a tune upon the spinnet.
4
It came from the old, old spinnet that was covered with the faded roses.
5
You could hear some one playing on a spinnet.
6
But why do you not break open the spinnet?
7
He had been amusing the family by playing some of his original compositions on the spinnet.
8
We passed out through the parlor, and there was Marget at the spinnet teaching Marie Lueger.
9
Near it was an old spinnet, upon which stood a labelled vial, a tea-cup, and a spoon.
10
He only, as he heard the violin and the spinnet playing, felt an irresistible desire to dance too.
11
She had a voice, and to procure her some resource we gave her a spinnet, and a singing-master
12
He led them to a cave, and showed them Wilhelmina's little spinnet, and Fritz's flute lying on it.
13
She had, however, genteel lodgings, a spinnet on which she played, and a boy that walked before her chair.
14
As I grew older I had masters in dancing and the spinnet, and my mother herself was most careful of my deportment.
15
My Emily's spinnet stood at the end of it, open, with a book of music folded down at some of my favourite lessons.
16
My master has just now been making me play upon the spinnet, and sing to it; and was pleased to commend me for both.
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Translations for spinnet
Russian
Catalan
Spanish
Spinnet through the time