moan

She spoke of her weakness, and the parson drew out her moan.

We jumped again, the sickness of disorientation forcing a moan from the girl, and darkness shivered round us.

From the massed figures there rose a moan, and Chet felt poignantly the animal misery of it.

The horse steps on a rolling stone; a wind in the branches makes a moan.

Just then, her worst doubts were eased, for the moan came again and the leg in her arms stirred of its own accord.

Look at me, marked until I die with his high displeasure; and moan and groan for what you made him!'

Now the road grows wilder and wilder,—there is absolutely no sound save the moan of the distant ocean.

With a moan of anguish she went down upon her knees beside him.

The tempest wildly beats Upon the doors and windows, And deep into our breasts The tempest's moan is echoed.

The music came over the icy waters accompanied by the moan and shriek of the wind through the rigging with unearthly weird effect.