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

Caw, child, caw, as you have never cawed before!

Caw, child, caw, as you have never cawed before!

there's a striped ground squirrel, and listen to that crow,caw! caw!" With which Fanny twists her lips into astonishing shapes, and imitates the crow in a manner which the youngest of living crows would have laughed to scorn.

there's a striped ground squirrel, and listen to that crow,caw! caw!" With which Fanny twists her lips into astonishing shapes, and imitates the crow in a manner which the youngest of living crows would have laughed to scorn.

Caw me, caw thee, as Sawney says, and so to it they go, and scratch one another like so many Scotch pedlars.

Caw me, caw thee, as Sawney says, and so to it they go, and scratch one another like so many Scotch pedlars.

The Crow was hugely flattered by this, and just to show the Fox that she could sing she gave a loud caw.

This fellow took his pipe from his mouth on seeing the coach, stood up, and cut some solemn capers high on his beam, and shook a new rope in the air, crying with a voice high and distant as the caw of a raven hovering over a gibbet, "A robe for Judge Harbottle!"

The faint musical note was another little gray bird singing the delight of his soul as he perched himself upon a twig; the light shuffling noise was the tread of a bear hunting succulent nuts; a caw-caw so distant that it was like an echo was the voice of a circling crow, and the tiny trickling noise that only the keenest ear could have heard was made by a brook a yard wide taking a terrific plunge over a precipice six inches high.

The faint musical note was another little gray bird singing the delight of his soul as he perched himself upon a twig; the light shuffling noise was the tread of a bear hunting succulent nuts; a caw-caw so distant that it was like an echo was the voice of a circling crow, and the tiny trickling noise that only the keenest ear could have heard was made by a brook a yard wide taking a terrific plunge over a precipice six inches high.

There's a song, though to some it sounds raucous, For them most seductively rolls; 'Tis the crow of a bird (the "Caw-Caw-Cus")

There's a song, though to some it sounds raucous, For them most seductively rolls; 'Tis the crow of a bird (the "Caw-Caw-Cus")

Now, who can I go to, so few will have anything to do with me?" "Caw, caw, caw!" Sammy Jay pricked up his ears and spread his wings.

Now, who can I go to, so few will have anything to do with me?" "Caw, caw, caw!" Sammy Jay pricked up his ears and spread his wings.

Now, who can I go to, so few will have anything to do with me?" "Caw, caw, caw!" Sammy Jay pricked up his ears and spread his wings.

But everybody forgot Sticky-toes when they heard the voice of Blacky the Crow calling "Caw, caw, caw!"

But everybody forgot Sticky-toes when they heard the voice of Blacky the Crow calling "Caw, caw, caw!"

But everybody forgot Sticky-toes when they heard the voice of Blacky the Crow calling "Caw, caw, caw!"

For instance, the grave and aristocratic rooks, if transported to our country, would turn up their noses and caw with contempt at our institutionseven at our oldest buildings and most solemn and dignified oaks.

He snatches it rudely, with a short hoarse caw, puts one black foot on it, and begins to peck.

By the hospital-tent the cripples stand Bandage, and crutch, and cane, and sling, And palely eye the brave array; The froth of the cup is gone for them (Caw! caw!

By the hospital-tent the cripples stand Bandage, and crutch, and cane, and sling, And palely eye the brave array; The froth of the cup is gone for them (Caw! caw!

The ravens caw: the eagles cry.

Near Christchurch rooks caw in the windy skies.