• To Stew Chickens or Birds.
• Make him come in, and put him with the turkeys and chickens.'
• My father is roasting young chickens to-day!' said the Princess.
• The dust flew, dogs barked, and chickens ran squawking across the road out of the way.
• The chickens of the little white hen (who was now a little speckled hen) were all speckled too.
• Another hobby of Colonel Howard's was his fancy chickens and ducks, of which he had a great variety.
• Thus, many men of courage, he considered, would be obliged to desert the colors and scurry like chickens.
• I remembered that in the hurry and excitement of the morning nobody had thought of the chickens, and the eggs had not been gathered.
• Prairie chickens nestled along the single-file trail. Deer bounded from the poplar thickets and shy coyotes barked all night in the offing.
• The clock ticked in a hush; the chickens droned in whispers; the woman herself worked over the stove with slow fingers, moving the kettles gently.

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