Catalan
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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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There goes a ruffed grouse from the snow, scarce a rod ahead.
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They were not ruffed grouse, but a kindred kind, new to Rolf.
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The woods contain partridge, or ruffed grouse, and other game in smaller quantities.
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There was a mad whirring and fluttering from the ruffed grouse.
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I felt sure the bird was the ruffed grouse, and a very fine specimen.
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Pheasants ( ruffed grouse), wild turkey and other game birds are nearly extinct.
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Pileated woodpecker, woodcock, ruffed grouse, pigeon hawk, duck hawk.-(Amos W. Butler, Indianapolis.)
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On one wood portage he, or rather Skookum, put up a number of ruffed grouse.
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The game birds included 8 quail, 1 ruffed grouse and 5 pigeons.
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The ruffed grouse and the tule hens are plentiful, and of course nothing can be more delicious.
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Were it not that it has recourse to budding, the ruffed grouse would be obliged to migrate.
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He thought-howfar back it seemed-ofthe farmers' dinners, and the turkey and ruffed grouse and woodcock.
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The ruffed grouse is a beautiful bird.
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What a toothsome bird, too, is your ruffed grouse, how plump and yet gamey to the taste!
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There are a fair number of ruffed grouse in the south, and more spruce grouse in the north.
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Grouse, too, were numerous in the popple thickets, and flushed much like our ruffed grouse of the East.