It suddenly seems to have come home to her that she isn't catering for a covey of buzzards in the Sahara Desert, and she has put out something quite fit for human consumption.

One bird, soaring in company with a buzzard at a most extraordinary height straight over the river, greatly excited my curiosity.

He fully equals Chloe in prayer; and he is apt to command the ship Buzzard to the especial attention of the Lord.

' "The buzzard with very great difficulty at length succeeded in drawing his head out of the side of the deer.

He might have done for the spirit of Famine in an old play; but every dweller of the mountain-desert would have found an apter expression by calling him the buzzard of the scene.

He is always at a game of hawk and buzzard between these two: his "conscience will not budge," unless the world goes with it.

On the second night she went to the room where her mother lay with all the pomp of candles and crosses, and bade the Indian watchers, crouching like buzzards about the corpse, to go for a time.

"The buzzard on hearing this request at once flew down to the side of Nanahboozhoo and said: "'I will with pleasure take you up on my back and let you see, as you desire, how the world looks from that high place.'