• "Go hungry," replied Barney, "unless you want to take my pipes and play in the village.
• Ladies, when pipes are brought, affect to swoon; They love no smoke, except the smoke of Town.
• When he came to Farmer Bowser's house, Tom started up the pipes and began to play with all his might.
• So Tom took his father's pipes and walked over the hill to Farmer Bowser's house; for you must know that
• Tom knew very well what he meant by that, so he laid down the pipes, and went back to the farmer's house.
• I have a boatswain who pipes, Livesey; so things shall go man-o'-war fashion on board the good ship HISPANIOLA.
• Air-tight joints in the pipes which lead to the compressed air reservoir are placed in the bearings of this mounting.
• He never did any work except to play the pipes, and he played so badly that few pennies ever found their way into his pouch.
• The farmer was in his woodshed, sawing wood, so he did not hear the pipes; and the farmer's wife was deaf, and could not hear them.
• The sound of the pipes is heard for a time; then the music ceases suddenly, and shortly afterwards the dog returns without a hair upon its body.

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