Traubel

[ trou-buhl ]

noun
  1. Helen, 1903–72, U.S. soprano.

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How to use Traubel in a sentence

  • He spoke of one of my stories to which Traubel had called his attention, and reproved me gently for not "letting in the light."

  • Mr. Traubel is best known for his association with Whitman as friend, secretary, and literary executor.

    Contemporary American Literature | John Matthews Manly and Edith Rickert
  • It seems to us—speaking only by intuition, for we never knew him—that Traubel was a happy man.

    Pipefuls | Christopher Morley
  • A biographer (Horace Traubel) says, "He was very simple in his tastes, taking only two meals in a day."

    Walt Whitman in Mickle Street | Elizabeth Leavitt Keller
  • This was done; he designated the people who were to receive them, and Mr. Traubel attended to the inscriptions.

    Walt Whitman in Mickle Street | Elizabeth Leavitt Keller