Warblings

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Purity in the Air, the bright blue of the sky, the sweet Warblings of a great

Letter from John Adams to Abigail Adams, 22 May 1777 1963
How industriously she used to practise 'Woodland Warblings,' 'My Pretty

Peter and Jane or The Missing Heir
Warblings under the sun, usher'd as now, or at noon, or setting,

Leaves of Grass Walt Whitman 1855
Open-Mic Night: "Writings and Warblings" from 7-9 PM

Buffalo Rising Emily Simmons 2009
Fashion Warblings: The Beauty that is Mad Men location: Home mood: calm music: Afternoons & Coffeespoons - Crash Test Dummies

Fashion Warblings: The Beauty that is Mad Men gailcarriger 2008
Not long before this Time the Italian Opera began first to steal into England, 324.1 but in as rude a disguise and unlike it self as possible; in a lame, hobling Translation into our own Language, with false Quantities, or Metre out of Measure to its original Notes, sung by our own unskilful Voices, with Graces misapply'd to almost every Sentiment, and with Action lifeless and unmeaning through every Character: The first Italian Performer that made any distinguish'd Figure in it was Valentini, a true sensible Singer at that time, but of a Throat too weak to sustain those melodious Warblings for which the fairer Sex have since idoliz'd his Successors.

An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Volume I 1889