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This moral is perhaps less implicit in the lines on the peacock:-
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He is the peacock and is all green and gold and blue.
3
Turkey Proudfoot must have forgotten all about the peacock, when he spoke.
4
George, with his eyes on the peacock, smiled and shrugged his shoulders.
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It is the old fable of the jay in the peacock's feathers!
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Illustrations show well-delineated colours in the peacock's streaks, stripes and eye spots.
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Why is thy throat blue after the manner of the peacock's plumes?
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There is the vanity of the peacock and the vanity of the eagle.
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A regular poultry yard, of which the viscount was the peacock.
10
Dumb like the peacock in autumn, he should conceal his counsel.
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He was beautiful as is the peacock or the banded rattlesnake.
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I'll make the peacock trees the laughing stock of all Europe and America.
13
At last they bade the peacock good-by, the blackbird making many low bows.
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Whether it does anything else for the peacock network is unlikely.
15
Thou wearest a crest of matted hair on thy head like the peacock.
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He scolded a good deal to his wife that day about the peacock.