1
Our feathered songster in the plane-tree broke into his little piece.
2
Never from a feathered songster had I heard notes more sweet or harmonious.
3
I looked down and around, but could not see the feathered songster, as the novelists always call a bird.
4
Why does not the greatest of feathered songsters sleep like the others?
5
In his opinion, Buddy Brown-Thrasher was the most annoying of all the feathered songsters.
6
All the feathered songsters who had made joyous the bright day had gone to bed.
7
Should the feathered songsters sing before February it is a sign of hard, ungenial weather.
8
Her wishes take flight with the feathered songsters, but Tonio brings her rudely to earth.
9
The bright sunlight, the waving trees, the joyous notes of the feathered songsters seemed a mockery.
10
She could climb a tree to rob the nests of the feathered songsters of their speckled spoils.
11
The only remains of them to be found now are the snarers of the little feathered songsters, who im-
12
Our little feathered songsters are too few now and most states have very severe penalties for killing or molesting them.
13
Feathered songsters all declare
14
He knew that these were the voices of "our feathered songsters," that this was "a joyous chorus" greeting the day.
15
The speckled trout swarmed in the creek and its small tributaries, the feathered songsters sung their evening and morning hymn, unmolested by man.
16
If the bird could give us the finishing strain of which this seems only the prelude, it would stand first among feathered songsters.