All 13 Uses
bard
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A Dance With Dragons
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- The boy had dreamed of a day when bards would sing of his deeds and pretty girls would kiss him When I am grown I will be the King-Beyond-the-Wall, Lump had promised himself.†
p. 9.5
- "That was butchery, not battle," the warrior bard Denzo D'han had been heard to declare afterward.†
p. 356.6
- "Let us be frank," said Denzo D'han, the warrior bard.†
p. 362.2
- The musicians began to play again, and the bard Abel began to sing "Two Hearts That Beat as One."†
p. 537.6
- He calls himself a bard.†
p. 540.7
- Bard or pander, Abel's voice was passable, his playing fair.†
p. 540.9
- Lord Ramsay commanded Abel to give them a marching song in honor of Stannis trudging through the snows, so the bard took up his lute again, whilst one of his washerwomen coaxed a sword from Sour Alyn and mimed Stannis slashing at the snowflakes.†
p. 596.1
- The bard sang "Iron Lances," then "The Winter Maid."†
p. 668.6
- Lord Bolton knows, and Ramsay, but the rest are blind, even this bloody bard with his sly smiles.†
p. 738.1
- He turned his head, his pale cold eyes searching the hall until they found the bard Abel beside Theon.†
p. 741.1 *
- Perhaps he was just some common man who wanted bards to sing of him.†
p. 763.7
- Osney Kettleblack and the Blue Bard are here, beneath the Sept. The Redwyne twins have been declared innocent, and Hamish the Harper has died.†
p. 797.2
- Afterward some bard will make a stirring song about you, no doubt, and we shall have a more prudent lord commander.†
p. 986.5
Definitions:
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(1)
(bard as in: written by the bard) someone who composes and recites or sings poems about important events and people; or (as a proper noun) ShakespeareShakespeare is sometimes called the Bard of Avon or just the Bard.
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)