BAGPIPE
Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 3
a wind instrument still in ¢ among the peasantry of screral part a rape and very popular in the Highads of Scotland, and at gatherings of otsmen. Pipers aro attached to the ghland regiments, and aro also retained ‘some Scottish noblemen. The instramt consists of a leathern bag, inflated means of a pd emp with three or ar pipes attached; the one with Gngerles, called the chanter, produces the tune, a the drones emit o single low note [s. 60]
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