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• “He rose to his feet and glanced at the Bradford just as two majestic ravens, one plump in the belly, landed in the bluebird's vacated nest.”

  Fictionaut: When the Spring Dies

• “I tried to see you in the spring when the bluebird's almost ready to sing”

  Blind Willie McTell Lyrics

• “I'd love to meet you in the spring when the bluebird's almost ready to sing”

  Blind Willie McTell Lyrics

• “As we had the bluebird's memorial and burial we all cried, my five year old delivered the eulogy, He was a good bird.”

  Archive 2006-09-01

• “Dalamar Nightson turned his back on the glades, on the stag and the bluebird's song, and followed the shadow.”

  Dalamar the Dark

• “Where thro 'the dark firs flash the bluebird's wings.”

  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 4, April, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy

• “To rest under the trees in the yard, for the sunshine looked so warm and bright out under the mill-windows, and the memory of that bluebird's song, though but an imitation, still echoed in her ear.”

  The Bishop of Cottontown A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills

• “The bluebird's song is a continued pleasing, rich warble.”

  Bird Day; How to prepare for it

• “The little professor may have heard the bluebird's singing, too; but if he did, he probably thought it was serenading him.”

  Reveries of a Schoolmaster

• “Sliding faster than the flash of water on a bluebird's wing.”

  Many Swans: Sun Myth of the North American Indians

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