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1
And if it wasn't, yet it was a
white
pigeon
,
the same as this.
2
A book lit, almost obediently, like a
white
pigeon
,
in his hands, wings fluttering.
3
There is a ratty-looking
white
pigeon
sitting on my windowsill staring in at me.
4
I'm being a butterfly, or perhaps a
white
pigeon
.
5
It looked to me just like a
white
pigeon
.
6
A small boy, with serious dark eyes and a
white
pigeon
in his arms, stood close by.
7
At that moment a snow-
white
pigeon
flew in at an open window and settled upon Irene's head.
8
A snow-
white
pigeon
was mounting, with quick and yet quicker wing-flap, the unseen spiral of an ethereal stair.
9
Clair de la Lune, the other
white
pigeon
,
seemed about to meet the same fate when something unexpected happened.
10
A
white
pigeon
perched-
11
John bore the
white
pigeon
in his hands, and going to the bedside bent over the Prince with a gay manner.
12
Lee looked at the window behind her, where a fat gray and
white
pigeon
was pecking at something on the windowsill.
13
Close by them lay a lamb, and a
white
pigeon
,
with its head tucked under its wing, was on a perch behind.
14
This is the way to stop the
white
pigeon
from flying over us in such flocks as to hide and darken the sun.
15
The account of the Villejuif affair was brought from Paris to Tourcoing (Nord) by a
white
pigeon
belonging to Mr. Descampes.
16
But Sweet Voice and Fleet Wing did not rest until they reached the
white
pigeon
house, where Mother and Father Pigeon were waiting.
white
pigeon
white