lyre

And how can the music of a lyre bring it all together?

One of them, at his feet, hands him a lyre.

"I'd certainly like to learn how to play that lyre."

Slowly, he picked up his lyre and began to play again.

None but the dead can tune the lyre of love!

He seems to have used both the lyre and the flute.

The sounds of the lyre birds are always present to hear.

As he had anticipated, she was down on the bank of the river with her lyre.

As Apollo played the lyre, this was easy to do.

She is rather like a lyric author herself, a bit of a lyre.

He has more power in that lyre than I think all of these men have together."

Well; and may you not also from seeing the picture of a horse or a lyre remember a man?

The lyre seemed to both of us like the sword a dead man leaves on the field.

When her grey eyes turned towards him, his heart became a lyre.

The skin is black and the long horns are of lyre type.

A iron lyre can be seen on the balcony of No. 280.

The crest, a lyre bird, is in its natural color.

There was no better way to gather a crowd than to bring out a lyre and play it.

It offers both words and music, which were a series of 2-toned intervals played up a 9-string lyre.

In the fall of 2001, Lyres worked hard and reaped the benefits.

But cannot they say that a lyre, a horse or even a pot is beautiful?

The central splat is in the shape of a lyre.

Against the pale night sky it looked like a gigantic lyre.

I am the god of song and the lyre.

"These shouts are even sweeter music than what I hear from my lyre."