chanty

Hearing a familiar chanty, one of the guards joined in.

Now, he remembered her singing a sand chanty to him in the time for sleep.

He made the last a singsong parody of the traditional chanty.

The song had become popular as a sea chanty with sailors by the 1880s.

Historically, it was often sung as a sea chanty.

The third is a sea chanty told by a girl who poses as a boy, Jim, in order to be able to go to sea.

Johnny is worried about what Council will do to Chanty, so they turn around and row back.

"Chanty and me had to set up the Jut Massacre, remember?

Marion and Topper listened without enthusiasm to the following chanty:

A drunkard was singing a garbled chanty, and farther away, voices were raised in argument.

Well, try a Bartholomew sea chanty with an alto and soprano section, and all is lost.

"You didn't want to go with Chanty," he snarled, mimicking viciously.

"Someone should sing us a chanty..." Doc said, panting a little at the unusual exercise.

Due to this, he and his brother, Chanty, head again into the neighboring farms to steal more rice, and they are caught.

Believing that she is now rich, Cleo gladly lets the men take Chanty with them.

She was dressing now, humming fragments of an unfamiliar tune that sounded like a Corsican sea chanty.

The Sea Chanty list is weighted towards capstan songs.

Some of the men began to sing, in raucous voices, an ancient-sounding chanty that Proteus naturally could not remember ever having heard before.

Sharkey could hear the hoarse voices of his rovers singing their chanty over the water.

The collection also includes sound recording of "Sea Chanty" with Phillips on harp.

Smith said it was a capstan chanty, as evidenced by the refrain which indicates, "Heave away!

"I should've gone with Chanty," she mumbled, wiping sweat from under her ears and across her forehead.

They went about it in their usual way, all taking hold, and "heaving" together with a "chanty," or song, to enliven their work.

I'll teach you a sea chanty."

Traditional sea chanty.