10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WATCHEYE»
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watcheye in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cowboy Life: The Letters of George Philip
I looked at Watcheye and must have decided that he was, so I cheeked him to get
on. “Cheeking him” meant catching the side of the headstall of the bridle, pulling
the horse's head around to his neck as you caught the saddle horn with the ...
George Philip, Cathie Draine, 2013
2
Dune: The Butlerian Jihad
A watcheye buzzed nearby, making strange, raw noises. Finally, Omnius spoke
through it. "The recent loss of Giedi Prime is your fault, Erasmus. I tolerate your
endless experiments in the hope that you will deconstruct and analyze human ...
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, 2010
3
The American Shetland Club Stud Book
WATCHEYE. 3116. Stallion; chestnnt and white; blazed face. Foaled, May 20,
1897. Sire, BEN RILEY, 3102. Dam, STAB EYES, 3103. P.red by C. A. Pratt.
Owned by C. A. Pratt. HARRY HEINEKEN 3117 Stallion; bay; white feet. Foaled,
June 2 ...
American Shetland Pony Club/American Miniature Horse Registry, 1898
4
Ranger District Number Five
But for all this, the conduct of Watcheye had not escaped his notice or admiration.
As Blair came up, he asked: "How do ye like him, Berger?" "He's sure a beauty,
Blair." "Git on ter him. Try his gait if ye want ter. He's right gentle — that is, if yer ...
Hunter Stephen Moles, 1923
5
Dune: The Machine Crusade
Hovering near Erasmus, the watcheye magnified its viewing mechanism for a
closer look at the pens. "Any of them? That is doubtful." "Nevertheless, I have
found it to be true." Additional watcheyes converged above the crowded pens
where ...
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, 2004
A buzzing watcheye flitted in front of him, and he brushed it away. “If you allow
me to concentrate, Omnius, I may find some way to speed up our progress
against the humans.” “How do I know you will not make another mistake?” “
Because you ...
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, 2007
Was this a hallucination from the encounter with the wolf-woman? Was I falling
under her spell? Was she like woman in the song “Witchy Woman,” who has the
power to hypnotize . . .” This echoed in my head as she enveloped me! “
Watcheye ...
Stanley Morganstein, 2006
8
An introduction to light horse management
There are many causes of watcheye, some hereditary, some congenital but not
hereditary. The term walleye is often used to describe this condition, but is a
confusing term. According to human pathology a walleye is one which is
incapable of ...
Roberta Crowell Barbalace, 1974
9
West from Fort Pierre: the wild world of James (Scotty) Philip
We named him "Watcheye." The idea of riding Watcheye grew on me. I would
feed him a little hay, from our scant supply in the barn's haymow, hoping to make
friends. The annual Frontier Days celebration was near and the idea of riding ...
10
Wallace's Year-book of Trotting and Pacing in ...
... g Warrina, b. m Warrior, b. g Warrvich , b. m WashingtoniWM Bill), Washington,
Dl. h Watcheye, br. g /кл/,-г b. m Waterloo Boy, b. p. . . . Waterloo Girl, Ы. m . . .
Wauco, br. h Waupaca, b. h Way mark, b. h (F<y« Wilkcs, b. h.... If'. C. A, ch. h Vol
...
John Hankins Wallace, 1897
