Bass fiddle
double b-ss.
historical examples
a fat water-beetle played a b-ss fiddle as big and fat as himself, and two pretty ladybugs played the violins.
twinkle and chubbins l. frank (lyman frank) baum
the time when i thought it was time to get out was when the b-ss fiddle and the ‘cello got to burning.
chicago’s awful theater horror various
the aperture in the vesonator was like that of any b-ss fiddle.
the holes and john smith edward w. ludwig
it consisted of two pieces; a clarinet and a b-ss fiddle, each worse than the other.
continuous vaudeville will m. cressy
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