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Abishai exclaimed: The dove is the symbol of the people of Israel.
2
He needed work, but we dove out a bit too far there.
3
A lion in strength and might; a dove in gentleness and humility.
4
A lion in strength and power; a dove in gentleness and humility.
5
I perceive it in the air, as the dove scents the vulture.
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The squab that is hatched with one you may have for breakfast.
2
Dress and clean goose, duck, squab, and turkey as directed for chicken.
3
Lay the squab of a sofa on it, and make haste.
4
The more practical Mr. Fitts decided to start a squab farm.
5
Fill into squab and then sew up with darning needle and stout string.
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Bessy herself lay on a squab, or short sofa, placed under the window.
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You're too big to suit me; I like 'em squab size.
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There were gifts, too, flowers and jellies and some squab from Mrs. Sayre.
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Your Southern man, like a squab pigeon, is biggest when he is born.
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Split the squab down the back with a sharp knife and then clean thoroughly.
11
He lounged back against the squab, knees spread, arms crossed.
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At the Quaker City squab en casserole the idea about Artemisia Blye comes to me.
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At the very gate he met a gaunt figure riding in on a squab pony.
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You could substitute poussin (a similar young chicken), quail, or squab.
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The great squab seems at such times to be sprawling in space, without the least support.
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Split the squab down the back, then draw.