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Here was some one who plainly had been intimate with robins-Englishrobins.
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He was an English robin and he was a PERSON-nota mere bird.
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As for the English Robin Hood with whom we are all so familiar .
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An intimacy with a robin-anEnglish robin-isa liberal education.
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The English robin is not the bird we call robin redbreast in the United States.
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An English robin differs greatly from the American one.
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Nothing is more English than an English robin, Mike!
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From heights unknown floated the song of a skylark; in the holly hedge sat an English robin.
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He was an English robin, I guess.
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The robin is a pretty little fellow, in build and manners very like our English robin, but tamer.
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The English robin is very dear.
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A very great joy it is to Rosebud to see the lovely little English robins come to pick up crumbs.
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"The bird is an English robin," said his father.
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The English robin redbreast is tallied in this country by the bluebird, which was called by the early settlers of New England the blue robin.
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None of these had a pleasing song, except a little brown wren (Troglodytes furvus), whose voice and melody resemble those of our English robin.
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"Yea, and thou singest like a real English robin," said Margery, "to do the heart good to hear thee."
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