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Meanings of follow ballad in inglés
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Usage of follow ballad in inglés
1
The aged fiddler also composed and set to tune the following ballad called-
2
The incidents upon which the following ballad has its foundation about the year 1660.
3
The following Ballad was suggested to me while riding on the seashore at Newport.
4
The following ballad is a curious specimen of Esthonian poetry:-
5
The following ballads are still heard among the Slovaks.
6
She trimmed the Taper, which now drew towards its end, and then read the following Ballad.
7
The beard, like "the Roman T," mentioned in the following ballad, is exhibited in our cut-Fig
8
We have been unable to identify the spot where the occurrence took place, the subject of the following ballad.
9
The story cannot be better told than in the words of Southey, who has immortalized it in the following ballad:
10
When tea was over, she looked at her husband, and then went to the piano, and sang the following ballad:
11
I have just finished the following ballad, and, as I do think it in my best style, I send it you.
12
It appears from a line in the black-letter copy of the following ballad, that Wharton and Stuart fought with rapier and dagger:
13
So on reaching home he sat down to the composition of the following ballad, of which we give the most outstanding verses:
14
Suddenly She broke off her dance, whirled herself round thrice with rapidity, and after a moment's pause She sang the following Ballad.
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[The following ballad has been often imitated by modern poets, both in Spain and in Germany:
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A fragment, apparently regarding the story of the following ballad, but in a different measure, occurs in Mr Herd's MSS., and runs thus:-