lorelei

Part-time archivist Lorelei Galbreath keeps a stack of folders as tall as a newborn on her desk.

He sang German folk-lore songs for them, and the "Lorelei," then comparatively unknown in America.

The Lorelei swam the water like a wonderful white aquatic bird, leaving upon the quiet sea a long snowy track of foam.

They are caught as in the eddy of the Lorelei, and are so hopelessly entangled that they never emerge again.

He wrote for Mendelssohn the text of a 'Lorelei,' but the composer died before the music was completed.

The Lorelei was 186 in, and Mrs. Pollock desired to speak with her husband.