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They sang some rude chorus right tunefully as they walked, but their English was so coarse and rough that to the ears of a cloister-bred man it sounded like a foreign and barbarous tongue. She can hardly be named Lizzie, I think, Mary Anne,' returned Miss Peecher, in a tunefully instructive voice. Adele sang the canzonette tunefully enough, and with the naivete of her age. |
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tunefully - in a melodious manner; "she sang melodiously"