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Can amyone help me?

In the book Bella always describes Alice or Edward's voice sounding like wind chimes or velvet or musical or trilling. And she describes Jane's voice as high and reedy. I don't get this description at all. Could someone please make a comparison or explain?
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YEAH BUT NOT JUST THE VAPIRES I LISTED ALSO OTHER VAMPIRES LIKE WHEN BELLA FIRST HEARS HERSELF SPEAK SHE SAID THAT IT SOUNDED LIKE BELLS
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LionLamb1918 said:
When she describes Edward's voice (like velvet) it means it's smooth and soothing and no cracks. When describing Alice's voice,(like wind chimes, musical) it means that her voice sounds like she's singing. When describing Jane's voice (high and reedy) it means she sounds like a child.
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Luv_Rob_4ever said:
i think it means that is is high and annoying like schreeching!!!
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srry if thats dosn't help
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teamedwardgirl said:
1.edward's voice(velvet)-smooth;no cracks

2.Alice's voice(musical)-singing;piano(i dont know why i put "piano")

3.Jane's voice(high)-like a child
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1.edward's voice(velvet)-smooth;no cracks 2.Alice's voice(musical)-singing;piano(i dont know why i put "piano") 3.Jane's voice(high)-like a child
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