Trebles [noun]

Look at the philosopher, how he trebles and capers it before the widow.

By no means, no hunting counter; leave that to Enfield Chase men: all trebles, all in the altitudes.

The general effect of the change has been this—that I have been always weak in trebles.

At the present time I have twelve trebles, eight of whom are quite young.

I never heard of no family of Trebles living in Milton hereno, Maam!

It refers to Mrs. Trebles claim to the estate of Mr. Peter Stower.

If it satisfies one want, it doubles and trebles that want another way.

The theater, my dear, more than trebles my paternal income, and I can well afford it.

The writer doubles and trebles his style when silence is imposed on a nation by its master.

But though the difficulty of the trebles and the altos was always the difficulty of his choir, it no longer seemed insuperable.