1
And the wild eagle, built their nests around it, and the mountain vultures screamed about its doors.
2
The wild eagle swooped around in anger, and the wind swept with ominous sighs through deep ravines of the rugged mountain.
3
Like some wild eagle of the peaks brought down to earth he seemed, ever alert and watchful behind his stately silence.
4
He might as well have held a wildcat, or captured with his bare hands a wild eagle, strong of talon and beak.
5
My return to the office sticks out in my memory with an extreme vividness, because of the wild eagle of pride that screamed within me.
6
Among the objects of her affection were a wild eagle, a lion, a war-horse, a ruler, and a husbandman; and all these came to grief.
7
Those Bitley people are like a rabble of wild eagles.
8
It was a little after ten o'clock when he rang the bell at the house presided over by Chillingworth's "rabble of wild eagles."