" "But what under the sun could he be off at daylight this morning for?" Andy went on to remark, as though that thing had been bothering him ever since the moment he lost track of the biplane among the teetering, cawing crows.

Dear pleasant-spoken rooks, talking so loudly and irreverently about their own secular themesout-cawing the church-bells, as we pace by, devout and smart, to our prayers.

He knew, too, that Tandakora would not walk into a trap, and he had not expected at any time that he would, it having been merely his purpose when he cawed like a crow to call him back to fair and honorable combat, ambush against ambush.

Do you think, sir, she cannot caw as well as the rest of us? FOX.

The rooks in the elms cawed sermons at morning and evening; the peacocks walked demurely on the terraces; the guinea fowls looked more Quaker-like than those birds usually do.

And shall not the motto of the poet (who will also do a little reviewing on the sly) be henceforth that which shines triumphant over all the world, on many a valiant Scotchman's shield "Caw me, and I'll caw thee"?

Further on her two tame rooks cawed joyously, and alighted on her shoulder.