warble

This natural tunefulness made Phoebe seem like a bird in a shadowy tree; or conveyed the idea that the stream of life warbled through her heart as a brook sometimes warbles through a pleasant little dell.

"John Edward Nandy," says Plornish to father, "I never heard you come the warbles as I have heard you come the warbles this night." An't it gratifying, Mr Pancks, though; really?'

Within the palace he heard some music, as of many instruments cunningly played, and the melodious warble of nightingales and other birds, and by this, and the appetising smell of many dainty dishes of which he presently became aware, he judged that feasting and merry making were going on.

Hugo, getting thirsty after a long warble, drinks it, loses his wits, and after a good deal of clutching and stamping, falls flat and dies, while Hagar informs him what she has done in a song of exquisite power and melody.

Fountains and yee, that warble, as ye flow, Melodious murmurs, warbling tune his praise.

It consisted in a peculiar bird-like turn, a sort of liquid warble, produced by touching the tongue to the roof of the mouth at short intervals in the midst of the music -- the reader probably remembers how to do it, if he has ever been a boy.

Implications of warbles (Hypoderma lineatum) infestation in drought-affected cattle at Bikaner, Rajasthan.

Visual and hand palpation method was used to count the warbles present on back, hump and flanks of the infected goats.

past was entirely relied on palpation of the warbles in the backs of the animals or visual examination of the carcasses in the slaughterhouses in which the infections were usually underestimated and neglected.

The anti-hypoderma antibodies were detected by ELISA in the sera samples of May and June (summer) onward, while the infestation is usually detected clinically by manual palpation method from October until February (winter) when warbles appear on the back and flank region of the animals.

The diagnosis of warble fly infestation in the past was entirely relied on palpation of the warbles in the backs of the animals or visual examination of the carcasses in the slaughterhouses in which the infections were usually underestimated and neglected.

The episodes here--with their obsessive and entrancing moves--turn hunger and satiety into metaphors: the mouth as porthole to the soul As usual, Herrera juggles the wry (a female trio writhes at a table, getting pies in the face as Snow White warbles about her prince) and the wrenching (a woman follows a lonely path of plates laid out underfoot).