10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROBIN REDBREAST»
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robin redbreast in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
robin redbreast and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
An illustrated version of the traditional rhyme describing a robin's encounter with a cat.
Mother Goose, North South Books, 1996
It stood not very far from the corner—the corner where the lane turned off from the high-road.
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Finding
Robin Redbreast
By lifting flaps, the reader can see the different birds Katy finds as she searches for a robin.
Harriet Ziefert, Mavis Smith, 1988
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Robin Redbreast, and other verses
A collection of poems grouped under such headings as "Playing Alone," "Playmates and Pets," and "Fairies and Elves."
William Allingham, Helen Paterson Allingham, 1979
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Robin Redbreast: Love of Family
In London, England, there lived a beautiful robin redbreast. His name wasn't
really Robin but rather Roger, which was his special name. Unfortunately, when
Roger was born, all his brothers and sisters died, and so his parents called him
by ...
Avril Ribeli-Mearns, 2013
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Redbreast: The
Robin in Life and Literature
Here is an example of its territorial determination: 'Oddest of all is the robin, who (in 1939) nested behind the engine of an aeroplane in Denham.
Andrew J. Lack, Andrew Lack, 1st, David Lambert Lack, 2008
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The Song of the
Robin-
Redbreast Turn'd Canary-Bird. [A ...
< I I ) 0 [37He whom we reckon'd was the Cosick, That really was o'th' Gatne, Our
Robin-Rodbreofl envied much His everlasting Fame. 38. But this'same Cock shall
Honour have, _ Enveloped with Praise _ " . * Of future Ages, who to. him, Shall ...
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Observations on Popular Antiquities: Chiefly Illustrating ...
Chiefly Illustrating the Origin of Our Vulgar Customs, Ceremonies, and
Supersititions John Brand, Sir Henry Ellis. ROBIN REDBREAST. NOTE TO
ROBIN REDBREAST. SWALLOWS, MARTINS, WRENS, LADY-BUGS,
SPARROWS, AND.
John Brand, Sir Henry Ellis, 1842
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Third Reading-book in the Primary School
Who has seen Robin Redbreast, by the wood-side, or at the edge of the pool half
filled with rushes, or on the gate-posts in the narrow lane, or creeping up the
bank under the hawthorn hedge ? 2. I have seen Robin Redbreast, by the ...
Josiah Freeman Bumstead, 1843
NOTE TO ROBIN REDBREAST. SWALLOWS, MARTINS, WRENS, LADY-BUGS,
SPARROWS, AND. at every turn, upon every accident, how are they therewith
terrified! If but a Cricket unusually appear, or they hear but the clicking of a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ROBIN REDBREAST»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
robin redbreast is used in the context of the following news items.
Reliable Robin: Our Flickr Group Picture of the Week
We love this shot of a Robin Redbreast by John Ambler. Given that this friendly bird has just won the vote for UK's national bird it seemed an apt choice this week ... «On The Wight, Jun 15»
Robin redbreast voted Britain's favourite bird
They're a familiar visitor to Britain's hedgerows and Christmas cards alike, but now the humble robin's status as Britain's favourite bird has been cemented for ... «ITV News, Jun 15»
Puffin lines up in top 10 candidates for Britain's national bird
Good old Robin Redbreast is actually a member of the thrush family, rarely lives longer than a couple of years and already holds the title of Britain's favourite bird ... «Northumberland Gazette, Mar 15»
Robin redbreast makes himself at home among the Christmas …
A robin has made himself at home at the west London branch, perching on shelves and hopping from one large pile of Christmas sweets and groceries to ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Christmas robin makes himself at home in Aberdeenshire shop
A cocky robin redbreast has added a festive touch to a Deeside store – bringing seasonal smiles to ... He said: “The robin pops in and has his breakfast and tea. «Aberdeen Press and Journal, Dec 14»
Christmas Cards: Why Robin Redbreasts are less popular and …
TRADITIONAL images of a jolly Santa and a cheery Robin Redbreast have ... is less likely to appear on the mantelpiece and poor old Robin is losing out in the ... «Express.co.uk, Nov 14»
Moyes crows after Robin denies he is to take flight
It is as though they have stepped into the back garden after a fitful night's sleep and been uplifted by the chirpy greeting of a Robin Redbreast. «Herald Scotland, Mar 14»
'Robin Redbreast' and the Creeping Horrors of a Rural Idyll
Robin Redbreast stars the brilliant Anna Cropper (also seen in “The Exorcism”, an episode of the recent BFI anthology release Dead of Night) as Norah Palmer, ... «PopMatters, Jan 14»
DVD: Robin Redbreast
This year's cinema releases of A Field in England and the restored The Wicker Man are now followed by the BFI DVD Robin Redbreast (1970), written by John ... «The Arts Desk, Nov 13»
DVD Review: 'Robin Redbreast'
The BFI has gone into overdrive this Halloween with several classic TV chillers being dusted down for the haunting season. Amongst them is Robin Redbreast ... «CineVue, Oct 13»
