Meanings of young eagles in English

She said to herself, He has been to see the young eagles.

For was not that rock inaccessible as the eyrie of young eagles?

He reached the young eagles at last, but passed by them.

His heart throbbed with pleasure when he discovered two young eagles in the nest.

They had skated nearly seventeen miles since morning and were still as fresh as young eagles.

We shall mourn and miss you; but who can chain the young eagles to the eyrie?

But that feeling does not apply to young eagles, or even to young swallows and sparrows.

The old birds were away, but the fierce young eagles greeted him with shrill cries and fiery, flashing eyes.

They said they would bring the nest and the young eagles up to me, but they have never come back.

As soon as young eagles can fly the old birds tumble them out and tear the down and feathers from their nest.

Then he has two raccoons, several pigeons, kingbirds, quails, two young eagles, and a fox, all undergoing a thorough system of training.

Immediately after this, I began to make ready for my journey; and first I ordered my huntsmen to catch two young eagles alive.

They stood face to face like two young eagles preparing to fight, with feathers on end, arching their pinions and stretching their necks.

To see young eagles in their eyrie, signifies your association with people of high standing, and that you will profit from wise counsel from them.

Next day the magician addressed the young man as follows: "Come, my son," said he, "you must go with me to procure some young eagles.

The young Eagles forward was clearly distressed while being assessed on the bench, but he managed to return in the third quarter.