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And then the bedcovers rustle, a moan and then his reply.
When Miss Gorham, Alora's governess, turned a page of her book, the rustle was appallingly audible.— Mary Louise Solves a Mystery
Neighbours ridiculed the idea, saying that they would not get many calves, that they could not or would not "rustle"--that is, they would not get about with the cows--that they would need nursing and feeding and would not stand the climate.— Ranching, Sport and Travel
Sometimes the rustle is so slight that, unless the air is perfectly still, it is scarcely audible; at other times it is a strong wish-wish that can be heard two hundred yards away.— Ways of Wood Folk
He turned the leaves without regard to their rustle, and surveyed piece after piece with a critical eye, while the occasionally peculiar pucker of his lips showed that he was trying special ones, and that just enough sense of decorum remained with him to prevent the whistle from being audible.— Divers Women

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