Lute [noun]

That done I went over the water and walked over the fields to Southwark, and so home and to my lute.

Here every breath was eloquence, every word a poem, and the voice of Mary sweeter than Musa's lute.

Up by five o'clock, and while my man Will was getting himself ready to come up to me I took and played upon my lute a little.

Parson Lute softly entered from the kitchen, wiping the rain from his face and hands, stepping on tiptoe over the bare floor.

And I said: What do I care for a kingdom in comparison with my lute?

And for all answer, I took my lute, and began to pluck at the strings.

I was roaming through the world, with my lute for my only companion.

And instantly I forgot all about her, absorbed in my lute and the recollection of my dream.

And what a fool he must be, to care for nothing in the three worlds but a lute's strings!

Darling did his best to hide the rift in the lute; but Nina never seemed to care a hang what people thought or said.