pipers

The word among pipers is that this is the same Andrew Wright who played with the Vale of Atholl Pipe Band on the Motherwell Concert cd. posted by John at 6: 04 PM

05/01/2003 - 06/01/2003 John 2003

He wasna willing, for says he, 'There's Ogilvys at the table, and ane o' the pipers is a Campbell, and we'll better let sleeping dogs lie. '

The Little Minister 1898

Pipers Piping smoked pork dish-a play on the idea of pipers smoking instead of playing bagpipes-stood out from a chorus of mediocre dishes like Ariane's Six Geese A-Laying deviled eggs.

unknown title 2009

It may not be next month or next year, but "pipers" are very patient and always have the final say.

Imperialism 101 - The US Addiction to War, Mayhem and Madness - Part II 2006

Even when in Scotland his troubles did not cease, for he writes about 'a most infernal piper practising under the window for a competition of pipers which is to come off shortly. '

Charles Dickens and Music James T. Lightwood

"Ay, ye can blow," said Alan; and, taking the instrument from his rival, he first played the same spring in a manner identical with Robin's; and then wandered into variations, which, as he went on, he decorated with a perfect flight of grace-notes, such as pipers love, and call the

The Ontario Readers: Fourth Book Ontario. Ministry of Education

"She would just," says I. "It's no like her temper at a ', but I'll be thanking her for that kind thought," says he, and commenced to his whistling o 'pipers' tunes.

The McBrides A Romance of Arran John Sillars

Even when in Scotland his troubles did not cease, for he writes about 'a most infernal piper practising under the window for a competition of pipers which is to come off shortly. '

Charles Dickens and Music Lightwood, James T 1912

In March the "pipers" lifted up their homesick notes at nightfall, in the meadows.

Cape Cod Folks Sarah P. McLean Greene 1895

"Ay, ye can, blow" said Alan; and taking the instrument from his rival, he first played the same spring in a manner identical with Robin's; and then wandered into variations, which, as he went on, he decorated with a perfect flight of grace-notes, such as pipers love, and call the "warblers."

Kidnapped: The Adventures of David Balfour 1886