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Siren

frequent an island near the coast of Italy and to sing with such sweetness that they lured mariners to destruction

obs 3d pers sing pres of Sit for sitteth

3d pers sing pres of Slide

were obliged to perform some special divine services, as to sing so many masses, etc., Litt. S. 137.

Lollardy [fr. lullen, lollen, or lallen, Old Germ., to sing with a low voice; and hard, from the singing of

any police constable, may require any street musician or street singer to depart from the neighbourhood of the house of such

to which was annexed some special divine service, as to sing so many masses, to distribute a certain sum in alms,

Twelve month (sing.), a year; but twelve months (plur.) are computed according to twenty-eight days for each month, 6 Rep....

sing of Mores

To sing the notes of the gamut ascending or descending as do