Large catfish of central United States having a flattened head and projecting jaw.
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There was no room for doubt in the case of Pierre Goujon.
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Mathieu and Laugier, and an astronomer of the Observatory, named M. Goujon.
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She had solved it when I paid my visit with Madame Goujon.
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Goujon and Laugier attempted to hold it, but with as little success.
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One of Madame Goujon's most picturesque revivals is the dressing of dolls.
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If Old Moses decided to grab their bait, they wouldn't be sitting so calmly waiting for a mudcat.
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Presently he jerked, and a yellow mudcat rose to the surface, fighting desperately for his life, and Dan and Snowball yelled crazily.
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Catch him up in a net, put him in a big glass tank somewhere like an overgrown mudcat. Mr. Sculley frowned and shook his head.
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Hugh McVey left the town of Mudcat Landing in early September of the year eighteen eighty-six.
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What's left after the crawdadders and mudcats have their way with that boy will bob up somewheres downriver.
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On the Sunday afternoons in the woods south of Mudcat Landing Hugh had lain perfectly still in the grass for hours.
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Sarah Shepard did not go to church after she came to Mudcat Landing, but she would have no work done on Sundays.
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"It's an old tune by Mudcat Malone," he explained.
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Then he wired to the headquarters of the railroad company telling them to send a man to Mudcat Landing to take his place.