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There is information about long ago battles, ornithology, weather, and even magpies.
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They are capital mimics-thevery parrots or magpies of the genus Man.
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We're like magpies, keeping things that mean nothing to anyone but us.
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Hastily they dressed, all the while chattering like a lot of magpies.
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If he did, they'd be all over him like magpies on roadkill.
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TRAVEL:Paul Theroux has a magpie-like mind that jumps from subject to subject.
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One was a dainty little magpie; the other a soft-eyed turtle dove.
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It was a magpie, which actually had no business being in town.
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For the magpie is the cleverest bird of all at building nests.
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Unlike the rook, crow and magpie mentioned the woodpigeon is good eating.
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Before long all the birds but the magpie had their nests built.
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Every magpie, minah, and wattle-bird within a mile joins in the clamour.
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Wantee was even able to take Schwitters's magpie tendencies in her stride.
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Later, I watch a magpie stroll slowly across a neighbour's shed roof.
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A magpie went ducking across the road, and Hilarius crossed himself fearfully.
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The magpie cried, I do not know how to build a nest.
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A magpie rose from a wood near the road, jibing at him.
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Standing, he leant forward and fed the apple core to the magpie.
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When I left England he was very sad about his tame magpie.
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MARIE O'MAHONY likes to describe herself as a bit of a magpie.
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Even the magpie chatter of little boys doesn't go unnoticed these days.
