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Both warble in the same cheerful strain, but the latter more continuously and rapidly.
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A vision of global emancipation deployed as one warble in a long chauvinist blare.
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In the spring, linnets warble in the trees.
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You hear his soft warble in every field.
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Again: the songs we warble in the night are those that show we have real faith in.
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I've heard 'em warble in every city in the United States; and I tell you your vocal output don't go.
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Forget it, Liir. She pocketed the key and began to warble in an unfamiliar mode, some dirge from her backwater childhood.
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He says the rise in bovine spongiform eacephalopathy in the UK coincided with an increased use of chemical treatments for warble in cattle.
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I am attracted by another warble in the same locality, and experience a like difficulty in getting a good view of the author of it.
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The females chirrup and twitter, and utter their confiding "PAISLEY" "PAISLEY," while the more gayly dressed males squeak and warble in the most delightful strain.
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He was warbling in a fine mellow baritone that popular German ballad:
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O thou bird warbling in the Garden of the Love of God!
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A mocking bird warbled in a tree by the porch.
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O thou bird who art warbling in the Garden of the Guidance of God!
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When Cal Emmett, probably thinking of Miss Satterly's little book, pensively warbled in his ear:
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I jumped when Ryan's cell warbled in his hand.