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And from the closed gates none came forth save the little robin.
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Billy cried, springing to his feet and hopping about like a little robin.
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A labourer, going along a lane, met a little robin redbreast.
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It certainly was lucky that the little robin had shouted, Ding-a-ling!
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And a good little robin that knew all about it
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Cosette, thou wert talking to me, go on, so thy little robin red-breast is dead?
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In her happiness she did not forget the little robin, who was her friend in sorrow.
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Poor little robin in the snow!
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Walking in his garden one day, Einstein saw a little robin lying half dead in a flower bed.
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Wasn't it lucky that the little robin sang it to me this morning while I was still in bed?
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To a pitiful heart, the life of a little mole is as sacred as the life of a little robin.
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Sister obediently hopped, looking not unlike a very plump little robin at that, with her dark eyes and bobbing curls.
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In her miniature rain coat and jaunty red felt hat, she looked like a plump little robin hopping into the room.
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One day, when she was very lonely, a little robin came to pick the crumbs that had fallen about her feet.
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Stephen's dancing, compared with Claude's, was as the deliberate motion of an ox to the hopping of a neat little robin.
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The dew hung on the adjacent trees, and added to the lustre; the little robin began his song, and distant birds joined.
