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Rough was a large, shaggy, grey-blue bobtail bitch with a white collar.
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The dispirited bobtail looked up as a well-mated pair pranced past.
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The bobtail and rag-tag, ejected either by force or by fright, flocked to the colours.
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I hate a bobtail horse; but it's nothing so bad as these everlasting bobtail hills.
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To-night a flush mantles your dark cheeks, but to-morrow it will be a bobtail flush.
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That he are, Coyote 'Pash, the very niggurs that bobtailed this child's ears.
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Mister, my bobtailed grey tomcat, came flying out of the darkened apartment as I opened the door.
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Mister, my bobtailed grey tomcat, was waiting when I opened the door, and tried to bolt out.
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Mister, the bobtailed grey tomcat who shares my apartment, hurled himself at my legs in a shoulder-block of greeting.
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Tom was a big, black, bobtailed cat eleven years old who had lived with Ed since he was a kitten.
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At the same time, there was a harsh feline yowl, and Mister, my bobtailed grey cat, came zooming out of the bedroom.
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The cars were little "bobtailed" receptacles, usually badly painted and more often than not in a desperate state of disrepair.
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Bob-Tail- adishonorabledischarge, or a discharge without honor; to be "bobtailed"-tobe discharged or to be given a discharge without honor.
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Mister, my bobtailed, battle-scarred tomcat, had leapt up onto the stones before the fireplace, his luminous green eyes wide and fixed on Susan.
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Another meeting at The Bobtailed Fox was convened.
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Bobtailed Grizzly Bear departed.
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Then a meeting was called for Saturday, the 18th December, to be held at that well-known sporting little inn The Bobtailed Fox.
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There was a meeting at The Bobtailed Fox yesterday, and the gentlemen was all of one mind to go by what your Lordship would say.
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'Maybe if you took an axed him, he'd marry you-whenthe moon falls down the chapel chimney and rabbits chase the bobtailed sheep-dog!