Without, many locusts shrilled monotonously.

Why, we took your lyre for harp, So it shrilled us forth F sharp!"

Her voice is dreadfully shrill, and such an odd pronunciation, but no one seems to mind that.

she shrilled excitedly.

For a moment the buzzing whispers went about the court again, shrilling high, but instantaneously they died down, and the same tense silence prevailed.

"Savage!" cried Teresita, hysterically shrill.

Her young meanwhile Callow and cold, from their moss-woven nest Peep forth; they stretch their little eager throats Broad to the wind, and plead to the lone spray Their famish'd plaint importunately shrill.

And everywhere leaves lisped to one another, and birds shrilled insistently.

" Davidson later became an offensively shrill preacher of materialism and lost his early charm.

But there was nothing in the woods except smokeand the streaming storm shrilling overhead, raining down on them leaves and boughs and splintered sticks.

He's just such another as your father's cousin Billand look what 'appened to him!" Miss Dowson shrugged her shoulders and subsiding in her chair, went on with her book, until a loud knock at the door and a cheerful, but peculiarly shrill, whistle sounded outside.

she shrilled rudely.

how the minstrils gin to shrill aloud Their merry musick that resounds from far, 130 The pipe, the tabor, and the trembling croud*, That well agree withouten breach or iar.

The call of a night bird shrilled softly from the cottonwood trees along the Cimarron.

She was whimpering beside her mother, and when she saw that mamma had waked up, she shrilled consolingly: "It's going to be all well in a minute.