In reality, they might justly be compared to the priests in so far as they were the mouthpieces of the congregation in public thanksgiving. [Please select]
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Returning, they would be the mouthpieces of the Christians, and would adopt our customs and the things of the faith. [Please select]
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Sometimes two little strings with a silver bead at one end were fastened to the mask, and seined as mouthpieces. [Please select]
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But if its mouthpieces are to be believed, society does complain. [Please select]
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The pipes are made of wood, with reed mouthpieces, and the notes are made by stopping the holes with the fingers. [Please select]
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A peculiar bagpipe is used in Sardinia, called the 'Lanedda,' in which the unfortunate player is obliged to make use of three mouthpieces at the same time. [Please select]
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Musettes were often of most elaborate construction, the covers of the windbags being of plush or velvet, richly embroidered in needlework, whilst the pipes and mouthpieces are inlaid with ivory, ebony, and silver. [Please select]
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