1
The raven, whose name meant trust; the goshawk, whose name meant dream.
2
The raven had come from a long way away, Meeda knew that.
3
The raven flew back home to get the help of the rat.
4
The raven was looking at him in an interested manner, but Mr.
5
And in a moment the black raven was perched on his shoulder.
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That accursed raven yesterday, the way it behaved, should have warned me.
7
Once upon a time the owl and the raven were fast friends.
8
The raven king said it was the winter to end the world.
9
They were, on consideration, not really similar to a raven's at all.
10
We were nearing Rock Crest, and soon we heard belligerent raven voices.
11
The raven stepped down from his wrist and walked into the cupboard.
12
The Indian raven has not the austere habits of its English brother.
13
When the raven sprang forward again, I winced but held my ground.
14
The boy and the raven called and shrieked, but got no response.
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The raven was obviously going to know him whatever he looked like.
16
In the underbrush he saw a large raven with a broken wing.
