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When Elias investigated further, he found that male jumping spiders accompany their moves with a remarkably elaborate serenade of vibrations, sent through the ground to the females, beyond human perception.
JUMPING SPIDERS’ REMARKABLE SENSES CAPTURE A WORLD BEYOND OUR PERCEPTIONBETSY MASONOCTOBER 25, 2021SCIENCE NEWSSudden swallows swiftly skimming,Sunset's slowly spreading shade, Silvery songsters sweetly singing,Summer's soothing serenade.
THE BOOK OF HUMOROUS VERSEVARIOUSThe walk ended at our stopping place just as the German guns north of us beyond the river resumed their afternoon serenade.
THE GLORY OF THE COMINGIRVIN S. COBBIt won't necessarily be the Glee and Banjo Club, you understand, but it will be a real, old-fashioned serenade.
SMITH COLLEGE STORIESJOSEPHINE DODGE DASKAMIn telling his afternoon's experience Champney, also, had his reserves: of the coming serenade he said never a word to the priest.
FLAMSTED QUARRIESMARY E. WALLERIs it not better to be worthy of the respect and reverence of thinkers, than to receive the serenade of sounding brass?
A NEW ATMOSPHEREGAIL HAMILTONThis made us mad, for you see it's customary after a time to beg off from the serenade by calling the boys in and giving a spread.
STEP LIVELY!GEORGE NIBLOThat evening the wolves and coyotes had their usual serenade; but they gathered in the depressions between the hills.
WATCHED BY WILD ANIMALSENOS A. MILLSThe name nocturne was originally used as synonymous with that of serenade, and they were virtually identical in character.
DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSES OF PIANO WORKSEDWARD BAXTER PERRYDoes he serenade under her window or compose an ode to her beauty or virtue—his father did it before him.
THE KEMPTON-WACE LETTERSJACK LONDONWORDS RELATED TO SERENADE
- allure
- ask in marriage
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- bootlick
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- cultivate
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- pay addresses to
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