serenader

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Lincoln never delivered a formal Fourth of July oration, yet his impromptu remarks on July 7, 1863—offered to serenaders on the White House lawn—invoked the principle of human equality announced “eighty odd years” ago.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 22, 2026

Miss Lillian Kovala placed a bowl on the table and the serenaders or charivarists tossed coins into the bowl.

From Time Magazine Archive

That Thursday evening, after he had retired in the house of the Archbishop of Cracow, the Pope was called out onto the balcony by a crowd of serenaders.

From Time Magazine Archive

And back at the villa, serenaders filled the night sky with their songs�Torna a Surriento, 0 sole mio, and Maria, Marl.

From Time Magazine Archive

A quartet of serenaders celebrating the victory of the election stopped at the gate and the soft strains of the music came through the open window.

From The Sins of the Father A Romance of the South by Dixon, Thomas