Miserere

They don't look as if they'd care for carving; but they've been studying every one of the Miserere seats in the choir-stalls.

An old man, a very old man, sat on an upturned clamhod and yawled a discordant miserere on a fiddle.

On reaching the suburbs of the city they wheeled to the left, and late in the afternoon drew near to the Plaza Miserere.

Surely the Corrales de la Miserere had taught them plain enough that their troops could not meet those of England on equal terms!

As the day dawned a salvo of twenty-one British guns on the Plaza Miserere gave the signal.