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Nevertheless, Weedon Scott's ear and sympathy were fine enough to catch the new note all but drowned in the fierceness--the note that was the faintest hint of a croon of content and that none but he could hear.

The croon changed to a querulous muttering, and finally to an ugly growl.

There were so many dear delights along the golden road to give us pleasure--the earth dappled with new blossom, the dance of shadows in the fields, the rustling, rain-wet ways of the woods, the faint fragrance in meadow lanes, liltings of birds and croon of bees in the old orchard, windy pipings on the hills, sunset behind the pines, limpid dews filling primrose cups, crescent moons through darklings boughs, soft nights alight with blinking stars.

"Wait awhile, and I will prepare some." As he kneeled to throw fuel on the fire the langur ran to the door of the shrine, crooned and ran back again, plucking at the man's knee.

"There, there, you poor lamb," she crooned, dropping to the floor and drawing the little girl into her arms.

crooned Namgay Doola again and again, and I racked my brain for that lost tune.

"Don't let it take your appetite away," crooned Mrs.

The sound of monotonous axe blows rang through the forest, and the insects, nodding upon their perches, crooned like old women.

"Gott-fer-dang!" Captain Van Horn crooned. "You're nothing but a bunch of high-strung sensitiveness, with a golden heart in the middle and a golden coat wrapped all around.

From start to finish, Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi croons through the 12 tracks, raw emotions spilling over via his heavenly, charismatic voice.

'Money, fashion, flights with you,' croons James Reid, and he enjoys exactly these with girlfriend Nadine Lustre in the music video 'The Life.'

Cars are seen going by him as he croons into the camera of the mobile and pulls silly faces.