The admirable trumpeter; a biography of General James Wilkinson, by Thomas Robson Hay & M. R. Werner.

The doctor bought a handsome trumpeter bird, very friendly and confiding, which was thenceforth my canoe companion.

After it runs a little trumpeter wind to cry the wild creatures to their holes.

The city was in a state of unusual commotion, a report had gained ground that the invader was at hand, some foolish person had caused the massive portcullis of the city gate to be let down, several recruiting parties were parading the streets, two of these she met, and the shrill blasts of a few mounted trumpeters, together with a dense and portentous cloud, which just at the moment spread itself upon the horizon, completed her dismay.

And, how any government would neglect punishing the author of it, if not as an enemy of religion, yet a profligate trumpeter of sedition.

[Sidenote: Story of the shepherd trumpeter.]

"A thousand windy trumpeters would be silence itself, compared to such a pair of lungs!