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Meanings of warbled in in English

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Usage of warbled in in English
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A mocking bird warbled in a tree by the porch.
Spring Street / A Story of Los Angeles
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When Cal Emmett, probably thinking of Miss Satterly's little book, pensively warbled in his ear:
The Lonesome Trail and Other Stories
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I jumped when Ryan's cell warbled in his hand.
Bones to Ashes
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The whole is warbled in such a manner as to produce upon the ear the effect of harmony.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, December 1858 / A Magazi...
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The birds alone, as being more nearly akin to the feeling of the scene, warbled in the boughs.
Chanticleer / A Thanksgiving Story of the Peabody Family
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Pigeons warbled in the roof groins.
A Fortress of Grey Ice
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The sun played upon the water, the birds warbled in the groves, and the gales quivered among the branches.
The Works of Samuel Johnson, in Sixteen Volumes. Volume 04
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I readied myself for another attack, but Tlitoo warbled in welcome as the new ravens spiraled down to us.
Secrets of the Wolves
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The robin red-breast from his fading bower of hawthorns warbled in the early dawn of the cold, bright, autumnal day.
Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers
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They had wandered out together that morning, repeating such a hymn of love as the birds warbled in the branches.
Massimilla Doni
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Innocence and love breathed in the air and murmured in the woods, and warbled in the liquid flowing of the brooks.
The History of the United States from 1492 to 1910, Volume 1 / F...
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A chorus of soft voices warbled in conversation on the stairs as a band of graceful ladies tripped up to their several apartments.
The Late Miss Hollingford
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It was a beautiful morning; the dew glistened on the green leaves, the sun shone bright and warm, the birds warbled in the trees.
The Spirit of the Border: A Romance of the Early Settlers in the...
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The man was breathless, and behind him, the light warbled in just a way for Rudolfo to see the vague form of a magicked scout.
Antiphon
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A thrush warbled in a hedge close by, and the doves on the farmhouse gables spread their white wings to the late sunlight, cooing amorously.
Innocent : her fancy and his fact
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"Master James, come back from his first year of schooling, he has," he warbled in his bullfrog voice.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
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