Portuguese
corrupião-de-baltimore Spanish
bolsero de baltimore Eastern subspecies of northern oriole.
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Again and again she awakes with Miss Maharaj murmuring: once the men have spent their dowries, then the firebird comes.
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I told you that there would be trouble if you picked up the golden feather from the firebird's burning breast.
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The sea piled itself into waves with crests of foam, and the firebird came flying from the other side of the world.
4
Appropriately enough, her non-singing debut at the Kirov was as a pair of legs belonging to a quadruped firebird in Rimsky-Korsakov's Golden Cockerel.
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Twenty minutes later, Lula rolled her Firebird into the Cluck-in-a-Bucket parking lot.
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The grape-destroyer was a bird of another color, namely, the Baltimore oriole.
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One of her adornments was the head, breast, and wing of a Baltimore oriole, worn in her hat.
3
But the nest of nests, the ideal nest, after we have left the deep woods, is unquestionably that of the Baltimore oriole.
4
Once during the marriage service a Baltimore oriole flashed into a tree near by, his golden plumage made more intense against the white blossoms.
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One of our friends kept on talking about a Baltimore oriole she had seen near our house, and described it as a beautiful yellowish fowl.
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The Baltimore -Bird, so call'd from the Lord Baltimore , Proprietor of all Maryland, in which Province many of them are found.