grand piano
| Large, wing-shaped form of the piano, with horizontal stringing and soundboard. |
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We would take a grand piano, and--and--a copy of Browning. That was to say, whether it was a sack of potatoes, a grand piano, or a seven-passenger touring car, it came into being only by the performance of work. Between a grand piano and a centre-table piled high with books was space for a half a dozen to walk abreast, yet he essayed it with trepidation. |
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