| "... with flowers being sold to lovers keen." | |
| "...but his keen eyes and ears never fail to alert me when something is wrong." | |
| "And Mrs. Tudor-Smith "is frightfully keen on the marriage. | |
| "Broad chest, keen moustache, eyes like embers... | |
| "I know the grass beyond the door "The sweet keen smell" | |
| "... with flowers being sold to lovers keen." | |
| "...but his keen eyes and ears never fail to alert me when something is wrong." | |
| "And Mrs. Tudor-Smith "is frightfully keen on the marriage. | |
| "Broad chest, keen moustache, eyes like embers... | |
| "I know the grass beyond the door "The sweet keen smell" | |
| - keening and wailing in pleasure. | |
| Better or no, she appears this morning at my station, striped in blood, keening after her dead mother. | |
| Just keening like a banshee! | |
| Months with no daylight at all. The only sound is the keening wind as it scours the ice, looking to punish a man for the least mistake. | |
| Oh, Vic is keening like a banshee. | |
| - keening and wailing in pleasure. | |
| Better or no, she appears this morning at my station, striped in blood, keening after her dead mother. | |
| Just keening like a banshee! | |
| Months with no daylight at all. The only sound is the keening wind as it scours the ice, looking to punish a man for the least mistake. | |
| Oh, Vic is keening like a banshee. | |
