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As it grew higher it hid the leverets and the partridge chicks.
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Yesterday I hunted; it was partridge I got, and one fine deer.
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So even Nanahboozhoo had to confirm the name of the little partridge.
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He specified the partridge by her cry, and the forest prowler by
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So we sat down and ate some more of the partridge raw.
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Rose was like a plump partridge attracting the knife of a gourmet.
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This evening, however, with the advent of the partridge she did speak.
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A partridge or two whirred across the path from copse to meadow.
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Who more delighted in striking down the partridge or the wild duck?
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I was watching the goshawk on the partridge and heard you not.
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You are going to have some little green oysters and a partridge.
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Our supper consisted of tripe de roche and half a partridge each.
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There is likewise a small-sized partridge, which is improperly called the quail.
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It is exactly like a small partridge, and is most excellent eating.
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Wait and see what a fool he is compared with a mother-partridge.
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I am going down to my friends, the Brambers, for partridge shooting.
