Her deep voice came out so strongly that she was able to carry the alto in the singing against the whole camp; she improvised delightful harmonies that put a thrill into the commonest tune.

" The reasons for these definite arrangements he did not pretend to explain, for they belonged to a part of his discovery that he kept rigidly to himself; and why Spinrobin and Miriam were to call their notes from the corridor itself, while Skale boomed his great bass in the prepared cellar, Mrs. Mawle chanting her alto midway in the hall, acting as a connecting channel in some way, was apparently never made fully clear.

*Albóndigas* are served in the clear soup in which they have been cooked *almorzar* breakfast; eat for breakfast *almuerzo* m. breakfast *altar* m. altar *alternativa* f. alternative *alto* high, loud *altura* f. height

I know one of you must be Agony, I recognize her alto, but who are the rest of you?

In his anguish he tried to sing alto, and made a peculiar rasping sound that tore a reproof for him off the teacher's nerves.