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Chantecler Play in Four Acts / Rostand, Edmond, 1868-1918
THE OLD HEN THE WHITE HEN THE GREY HEN THE BLACK HEN THE SPECKLED HEN THE TUFTED HEN A Gander. A Capon ... HEN Listen! THE VOICE [_From a greater distance._] Cuckoo! THE WHITE HEN The Cuckoo! A GREY HEN details...- creator(s) - Rostand, Edmond, 1868-1918
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- subject(s) - chantecler; pheasant; hen; patou; blackbird; guinea; cock; white hen; chantecler turning; grey hen; big toad; golden pheasant; tufted hen; magpie announcing; chantecler; tufted hen; golden pheasant; cock; grey hen; chantecler turning; white hen; pheasant; magpie announcing; guinea; patou; blackbird; hen; big toad;
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- The Countess Cathleen / Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1856-1939
, a woman of forty years or so, is grinding a quern. MARY. What can have made the grey hen flutter so ... that now the land is famine struck The graves are walking. MARY. There is something that the hen hears details...- creator(s) - Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1856-1939
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- subject(s) - cathleen; aleel; shemus; oona; teig; countess cathleen; peasant; merchant; countess; elle; first merchant; mary; second merchant; peasant woman; first merchant; merchant; peasant woman; peasant; oona; elle; shemus; countess cathleen; countess; cathleen; teig; aleel; second merchant; mary;
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- Beasts, Men and Gods / Ossendowski, Ferdinand, 1876-1945
of the cedar and admired the grey hen scratching in the fallen leaves below. It was very easy to approach ... everything they rested upon. I noticed the locks of grey in his shaggy head. Lines of bitterness circled details...- creator(s) - Ossendowski, Ferdinand, 1876-1945
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- subject(s) - urga; mongolia; ungern; mongol; lama; chinese; buddha; mongols; mongolian; khan; living buddha; jenghiz khan; russian; baron; dalai lama; dalai lama; mongols; chinese; baron; russian; mongol; mongolia; mongolian; ungern; urga; lama; khan; buddha; living buddha; jenghiz khan;
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- The Lady Paramount / Harland, Henry, 1861-1905
, in the agitation of supreme distress, a chaffinch, a little grey hen-chaffinch, was hopping backwards and forwards ... , twisting his immense iron-grey moustaches with complacency. "I can't guess what prank you may be up to details...- creator(s) - Harland, Henry, 1861-1905
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- subject(s) - susanna; sampaolo; anthony; miss sandus; adrian; sandus; commendatore; madame torrebianca; isola nobile; sampaolo; madame torrebianca; susanna; miss sandus; commendatore; sandus; anthony; isola nobile; adrian;
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- Bunner Sisters / Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937
themselves in a green enclosure, half garden, half orchard. Grey hens followed by golden broods clucked ... -house to set in; and hens and chickens too. And it's an elegant sail over on de ferry-boat." The proposal details...- creator(s) - Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937
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- subject(s) - ann eliza; evelina; eliza; ramy; ann; miss mellins; ann eliza's; bunner sisters; miss bunner; miss mellins's; shop; sister; miss; ramy; ann eliza's; evelina; miss mellins's; sister; miss; eliza; miss mellins; miss bunner; ann; shop; bunner sisters; ann eliza;
- title - Bunner Sisters
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