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If middle-classness could be crushed up and mainlined intravenously, these might well be the ingredients that would go into the mix: country pubs, writers 'retreats, Buff Orpington hens, literary festivals, and a cameo from Radio 4's James Naughtie.
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Enormous apples raised by irrigation in the Pecos Valley attracted much attention, and a hungry Mexican absconded with a prize Buff Orpington rooster.
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Then throw away the bees and lay the stings gently but firmly on a mash composed of the breasts of five Buff Orpington cockerels.
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Buff Orpington hen, when Alex, with an apology, abruptly broke in.
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And then one morning I happened to see in the personal column of one of the newspapers that a woman named Eliza Shaeffer, of Horner, had day-old Buff Orpington and Plymouth Rock chicks for sale, and it started me to puzzling again.
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I got an incubator, filled it with Buff Orpington eggs and kept the thermometer at 103 deg.
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The last time I took Stumps the Buff Orpington with the black feather in its tail flew over the hedge into the turnip field.
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I introduced Phoebe as the senior partner, and she concealed the fact that we possessed but one Buff Orpington, and he was a sad "invaleed" not suitable for exhibition.
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It closed with an appeal to Buff Orpington breeders to raise and ever raise the standard, bidding them remember, in the midst of a low-minded and sordid civilisation, that the rose comb should be small and neat, firmly set on, with good working, a nice spike at the back lying well down to head, and never, under any circumstances, never sticking up.
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I tried this with my Buff Orpington - I got as far as tucking her head under her wing and she went to sleep.
ruzuzu commented on the word Buff Orpington
See bilby's comment on The Girls.
May 26, 2010