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A cab swung over to the curb and the whistler jumped in.
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He was the whistler; but before they met his whistling changed to singing.
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And to our horror the whistler was coming quickly towards us.
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Rounding a corner, the whistler collided with a mountain of blue and brass.
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However England can't take advantage of the whistler's largesse.
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I'm sure the whistler we've heard is a man.
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Bob gave them "Alabama" next, accompanied by the whistler and his bird chorus.
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A moment later the whistler appeared-andan exclamation all but escaped the girl's red, parted lips.
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He kept on straight at the whistler.
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They both looked for the whistler.
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Heat pivoted to see the man from before, the whistler, rushing toward them, his bad leg miraculously healed.
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Nearer and nearer came the whistler; until the crunching of his feet could be heard upon the dead leaves.
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Therefore, the captain took the whistler nearly dead on, leaving to the larger steamer plenty of room in the open sea.
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With considerable amazement Mayo noticed that the other fellow was edging toward the whistler at a sharper angle than any one needed.
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And you, whose honest heart they deceive, are the whistler whom the bird-catcher uses to decoy his feathered victims into the snare.
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By the end of the tune, I have found the whistler, a wizened old man in a faded red shirt and overalls.