• These varlets are as cunning as foxes," added Becky, sourly.
• I'd go and nurse the foxes myself if I knew how, wouldn't I, Marie?"
• 'I did go to the foxes,' replied the mare, 'but they are no friends of mine and betrayed me.'
• 'You should have gone to the foxes, as I told you,' said she, striking the mare with a stick.
• Is a landed proprietor bound, or is he not, to keep foxes for the amusement of his neighbours?
• And it was too much for him that such a one as Mr. Fothergill should be allowed to wire foxes in Trumpeton Wood!
• "The hares and foxes were down four days ago, and the liquid-manure pumps like a snow man," the bailiff said....
• There were young foxes, bears, wolves, raccoons, fawns, buffalo calves and birds of all kinds, tamed by various boys.
• As it happened, Trumpeton Wood was, and always had been, the great nursery of foxes for that side of the Brake country.
• 'Well, go among the foxes this time,' said she, and returned to the house, not knowing that the prince had overheard her.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Island fox, License CC BY-SA 4.0
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