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grifón Breed of various very small compact wiry-coated dogs of Belgian origin having a short bearded muzzle.
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And then he saw her, not far away from the other griffin.
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Before long, he only had to feed the griffin during the nights.
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The griffin was becoming more and more restless, impatient to be free.
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He's the most savage griffin I've ever seen, and unpredictable as well.
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The griffin hairpin clattered to the floor and I left it there.
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The doll could not tell if the gryphon was angry or amused.
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He has let go the fell gryphon, borrowing instead the lion's glances of Emetrius.
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His hand wavered by the dragon, then by the gryphon.
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An enormous gryphon trained its glittering gaze upon him.
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Next thing I know, I'm under a bloody gryphon.
Large vulture of southern Europe and northern Africa having pale plumage with black wings.
Breed of medium-sized long-headed dogs with downy undercoat and harsh wiry outer coat; originated in Holland but largely developed in France.
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A huge china griffon stood at the right of the gate.
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The griffon, symbolically a watchful overseer, seemed hopelessly remote from the gutter press.
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A griffon ran down the steps and fell to one knee beside him.
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Kagonos spat at the mention of Silvanos's commander of cavalry, the renowned griffon-rider himself.
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The griffon, who had been sniffing at Carlotta's skirts, suddenly leaped into her lap.
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It had come, so the courier told her, when a griffon appeared over the city.
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It was to them what griffon or fire-breathing dragon might be to a Seville throng.
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A griffon from the pages of an illuminated bestiary.
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You will have a griffon from the royal stable.
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A fine, large griffon was saddled and ready.
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With loathing, the Pathfinder recognized the crossed claws of the griffon emblazoned on the gilded shield.
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It's even got griffon vultures. I'd planned to skip quickly across Cres but I change my mind.
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Emblazoned on his armor was a golden shield marked with the crossed claws of a rampant griffon.
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A griffon, symbol of the old imperium.
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Since the high-backed saddle was even now being cinched on the griffon's back, his question was obviously rhetorical.
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Up the mountainside, the griffon shrieked in agitation, but the tether prevented it coming to its master's aid.