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Bernie Magruder &
the Bats in the Belfry
When he sees posters warning the local residents of the Indiana Aztec bats and hears the church bells play an unusual hymn over and over again, Bernie knows that something isnÆt right and so gathers his friends to solve the mystery.
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, 2003
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Bats in the belfry, by design
Speaking of the Atomic Age...fifty years later, we learn that the government injected plutonium into unknowing, innocent Americans. What will they do secretly, next? This book provides some possible answers.
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Appleby and
the Ospreys
'So the matter of the bats in the belfry is a little hanging fire?' Appleby asked. He
was now tolerably assured that the bats were actual bats, and not metaphorical
ones in the head of some other difficult relative. 'The bats up there have become
...
... weird looking old building, that is, the story of the lives of the people who may
have lived here during the past. I've casually asked some of the church members
about it, but with one accord they all shake 87 Chapter 13. Bats in the Belfry?
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Bats of
the United States and Canada
And to describe people as “batty,” say they have “bats in the belfry,” or refer to
someone as an “old bat” is less than complimentary. Books and movies such as
Nightwing and Bats certainly have not helped the image of bats. In reality, most
bats ...
Michael J. Harvey, J. Scott Altenbach, Troy L. Best, 2011
“Bats in the belfry. Bats in the belfry. Quasimodo's swingin' on the bells.” A gasp
of laughter burst from Cathy. “You see. It's not so bad here. Sort ofshaping up to
be some kind offunhouse, I think.” Angela suddenly loped across the kitchen, half
...
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Do
Bats Drink Blood?: Do
Bats Drink Blood? Fascinating ...
Bats commonly roost in places considered mysterious or even haunted, such as
tombs, old abandoned mines, vacant buildings, and church steeples. You've
heard of “bats in the belfry” or “going batty,” equating bats somehow with insanity
?
Barbara Schmidt-French, Carol Butler, 2009
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Gardening for
the Birds
Bats in the belfry, a chipmunk under the deck, woodpeckers on siding, robins in
the grape arbor, rabbits in the vegetable garden, gray squirrels in the attic,
raccoons in the chimney . . . the list goes on and on. Some species are just
nuisances; ...
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HAP: Henry H. Arnold, Military Aviator
For example, he also espoused the so-called "bats in the belfry" project, which
proposed to attach tiny incendiary bombs, with time fuzes, to bats and then to
drop the bats over Japanese cites. The flying mammals would descend to the
ground ...
Bats in the belfry, eh? Ha ha!' Lord Cockayne set out on a somewhat wandering
course across the vast Jacobean hall. 'I don't want to hurry you – in India I made a
point of never hurrying anyone, and it was a policy that was very 147 XVI.
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