crow

• It came from the tree where the others had been sitting, or at least from that direction To the Indian the crow is a bird of ill omen. —  The Delight Makers
• But the crow is a keen observer, and has not the least necessity to search for the nest He merely keeps a watch on the motions of the old birds of the place, and knows at once by their flight being so continually directed to one spot that there their treasure lies. —  Nature Near London
• "Ziz horze ov yourz eez what you call a crow-zcare! —  The Redemption of David Corson
• And now if you lost him you had only to look up to the ridge of the roof, or perhaps on to the chimney stack, which he called his crow's nest, and there you found him, spying through his father's telescope and crying out Look-out ahead! —  The Woman Thou Gavest Me Being the Story of Mary O'Neill
• They presumed that the crow was a pet and let it come to the abbey with them Let it in!" —  Scorched Earth

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