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Or only a bittern cronk, Then all was still Was it a night stampede Of a thousand head?— Behind the Arras A Book of the Unseen
Or only a bittern cronk,— Behind the Arras A Book of the Unseen
a flock of wild geese, streaming across the sky, in two great files, sending down, as it were, from the clouds, their loud and sonorous trumpetings, "Cronk, cronk, cronk!"— The Complete Works of Whittier
Good horses were just as expensive in those days as they were before the war, but we subalterns did not buy expensive horses; we picked up good jumpers that had gone cronk, and trusted to the vet., occasional firing, plenty of bandages, and not too hard work to keep them going.— The Chronicles of a Gay Gordon
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