10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RUNTISHLY»
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runtishly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Dovecote and the Aviary: Being Sketches of the Natural ...
and very runtishly made ; they are generally pearl-ey'd, black-mottled, very
feather-footed and leg' d, turn-crown'd like the Nun, and sometimes like a Finnikin
, but much larger, which are reckoned the better sort, as being more melodious ;
but ...
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A treatise on the art of breeding and managing tame, ...
The Trumpeter. 210.—The Trumpeter is a bird much about the size 'of a Laugher,
and very runtishly made; they are generally pearl-eyed, black-mottled, very
feather-footed andlégged, turn crowned like the Nun, and sometimes like the
Finik'm, ...
3
A Treatise on the Art of Breeding and Managing Tame, ...
The Trumpeter is a bird much about the size of a Laugher, and very runtishly
made; they are generally pearle-eyed, black-mottled, very featherfooted and
legged, turn crowned like the Nun, and sometimes like a Finikin, but much larger,
which I ...
John Matthews Eaton, John Moore, 1852
RUNOFFS RUNOUT RUNOUTS RUNOVER RUNOVERS RUNROUND
RUNROUNDS RUNS RUNT RUNTIER RUNTIEST RUNTINESS RUNTINESSES
RUNTISH RUNTISHLY RUNTS RUNTY RUNWAY RUNWAYS RUPEE RUPEES
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Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
5
Columbarium: or, The pigeon-house. [Followed by] An account ...
... which very much imitates a soft Laughter, and from thence this Bird has its
Name. COLUMBA TlBICEN„ The Trumpeter. The Trumpeter is a Bird much about
the Size of a Laugher, and very runtishly made ; they are generally Pearle-eyed,
...
6
Moore's Columbarium. Reps., with a notice of the author, by ...
... a soft Laughter, and from thence this Bird has its Name. COLUMBA TIBICEN.
The Trumpeter. The Trumpeter is a Bird much about the Size of a Laugher, and
very runtishly made ; they are generally Pearle-eyed, Black-mottled, very Pea- ...
John Moore, William Bernhard Tegetmeier, 1879
7
The Natural History of Wales
Their waters are variously described as soft, acid, base-poor, minerally
impoverished or nutrient-deficient. Even so they may be a home for the native
brown trout in large numbers which remain runtishly small all their lives because
underfed.
As her coach lurches a blinding corner, and his swilling groin jolts in the same
direction, he swears he'll never go whimpering runtishly after her to Venice, not
Valentine Greatrakes, no sir, vehemently not, no tears, it's over — instead, ...
9
Familiar Science and Fancier's Journal
... the old fashioned light colored Trumpeters that would answer well enough, for
they are runtishly built, and any cross would add to the fertility of the Runt,
providing at the same time for size. The table supply is, I think, too much
neglected in ...
10
The Fanciers' Journal: Devoted to Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons & ...
The best trumpeters were brought to Kuglaud about twenty years ago, though
there were trumpeters in England in Moore's time, who described them as a bird
much the size of the Laugher pigeon and very runtishly made. These birds were ...
