In the winter, when the water is covered with rubble ice, the fowler of the Delaware paints his canoe entirely white, lies flat in the bottom of it, and floats with the broken ice; from which the aquatic inhabitants fail to distinguish it.

The London Parish Registers contain no mention of an Eliza Fowler in 1693, but on 21 January, 1689, O.S., "Elizabeth dau.

One man remembered to have seen Hiram Fowler at work for him on a tree fence, along the back line of it, during the summer of his arrival on the land.

The sky hawk, novelized by Guy Fowler from the William Fox all talking movietone, adapted from Chap called Bardell, by Llewellyn Hughes.

Thus flies the simple Bird into the Snare, That skilful Fowlers for his Life prepare.

I am of Caerleon, and a fowler by craft.

We shall never receive from any fowler on earth such another bird as this.

Fowler to Edward Hand, Pittsburgh, July 22, 1780.

He swiftly returned on his steps, and the fowler with him, so furtively withal that the lords were not disturbed at their game, nor perceived aught of the matter.