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Blessed freedom, to fly alone in the night free of the falconer!
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With a wave of his hand to the falconer the boy started.
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The south wind, on the contrary, brings the able falconer to England.
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But I said that the falconer had seemed very friendly of late.
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He says it's part of the bond between the falcon and falconer.
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And almost immediately I heard a cart pass, and a hawker crying:
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The hawker, noticing my worry, called out that they were his pets.
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Just then a hawker passed down King Street, crying mussels and cockles.
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Two hawker street stalls in Singapore have been awarded a Michelin star.
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Ethiopian, Israeli, Afghani and Malaysian hawker food restaurants are among other new options.
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In the dialect of the North, a hawker of earthenware is thus designated.
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The Spook sounded like a hawker on the Home Shopping Network.
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The mother was bargaining for fish with a hawker at the kitchen door.
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The hawker's readiness destroyed any suspicions the sentinel may have felt.
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A street hawker eagerly hands me a shot of something red.
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The hawker's little book, which I purchased, was a curious mixture.
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I spotted the hawker again, this time much lower, about two metres above water.
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Don't Miss: The bottom floor with its hawker-style food outlets.
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A hawker appeared suddenly and asked, in English, if he wanted to buy rugs.
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She saw that Torarin the fish hawker sat among them.
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The male mango-hawker is a Deccan Hindu or wholesale dealers.
