Significados de white blackbird en inglés

Such an instance among men is almost as rare as a white blackbird.

But a white blackbird, Madame, for your niece is a pearl.

When two of them do so within a week, we are into white blackbird territory.

The artless woman may be known by her costume: her gown is trimmed with feathers of the white blackbird.

But there-what'sin a name, as the white blackbird said when 'e sat on a wooden milestone eating a red blackberry?

Horace Greeley said, "Show me a drunkard who does not use tobacco, and I will show you a white blackbird."

The girl will be a white blackbird; the properly colored birds will drive her out of the colony or pick her to death.

Again, people who stroll in the lanes or fields have seen such a curious object as a white blackbird, though it is rare.

The paying patient was a phenomenon about as rare as that anomalous fowl known as a " white blackbird" in all sublunary regions.

The phrase "vulgar lady," therefore, is an absurdity; there is no such thing; as well talk of a white blackbird; the term is self-contradictory.

It was Luks who nicknamed her the White Blackbird.

The White Blackbird said things about her.

Suppose for instance that horrible White Blackbird were to hear of it....

"You are not one of us," they said; "you are a white blackbird.

At that moment a white Blackbird, that was perched on the hedge by the road, began his usual song, and said:

They are becoming almost as scarce as white blackbirds, writes Frank Kilfeather No prizes for guessing why they are disappearing so rapidly.