How to sing in ancient Mexico
E. Rushton
The good singer of sound voice. Good sound his voice; well rounded his
words. Of good, sharp memory, keeping the songs in mind; retentive,
not forgetful. He sings, cries out, enunciates clearly; with well
rounded voice, in full voice, falsetto. Softly; he tempers his voice,
accompanies judiciously, gives the pitch, lowers, raises it. He
reduces it to medium; he uses it moderately. He practices; he improves
his voice. He composes, sets to music, originates. He sings songs,
sings others' songs, provides music for others, instructs others. The
bad singer hoarse, husky, coarse voiced; crude, dull, heartless,
unintelligent. He revolts me; he is fraudulent, vainglorious,
arrogant. Haughty, foolish, obstinate, avaricious, indigent, envious,
absconding. He grunts, sounds husky, makes one's ears ring; he is
restless, forgetful, violent, indigent; he absconds, he brags; he is
presumptuous, vain.