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1. the knowing that for a second, in the uncomplicated mew
2. Even the grass and the trees seemed to mew softly in the wind
3. Meow-rrrrow, meow, mew
4. I’d put Mew Mew in a tree, then Buffy and I would jump in the
5. Mew Mew out of the tree, put her on Buffy’s head, climb aboard
6. fence with a mew; the squirrel still sat up in the tree cracking her
7. GENTLY TOOK HOLD OF !NGELAS HAND ! SHOCK mEW UP HER ARM AS SHE FELT HIS TENDER TOUCH ON
8. &OLLOWING THE TRAINING COURSE THE NEXT FEW MONTHS mEW BY FOR THE GROUP 4O SEE WHAT
9. Halfway across Sindisi turned with a mew
10. Eh, Lot? Some of them will not always purr, will they, little Lot? Some of them mew much, some of them scratch, some of them have days when they will only wave their naughty little tails in anger
11. He gathers her up and rolls so she can collapse against his chest with a little, dizzy mew of satisfaction
12. With a mew the cat clawed at their master’s door and then finally crept away in search of more prey when its request went unanswered
13. The cat will mew and dog will have his day
14. green eyes peeping out of the breast of his coat, and immediately afterwards the kitten, catching sight of the cups and saucers on the table, began to mew frantically and scrambled suddenly out of its shelter, inflicting a severe scratch on Owen's restraining hands as it jumped to the floor
15. As mew upon the wing
16. My stomach is a fat pink Persian tom slumbering, rousing at intervals to purr, mew, growl, and cry for chocolate titbits
17. My stomach is a fat pink Persian torn slumbering, rousing at intervals to purr, mew, growl, and cry for chocolate titbits
18. 'If they would only purr for "yes" and mew for "no," or any rule of that sort,' she had said, 'so that one could keep up a conversation! But how CAN you talk with a person if they always say the same thing?'
19. Suddenly, faint but distinct, sounded an unmistakable mew under the box
20. Another tiny mew proved that he wasn't
1. They mewed and cooed quietly to each other and inch-bounded from frond to frond
2. She breathed out a sigh of relief as the cat rubbed around her legs and mewed plaintively
3. The jack mewed and jumped up to a lower and less exuberant branch so we had the chance to observe its stylized plumpness
4. And the she-cub mewed, lifted her head and crawled towards her mother’s
5. Isis mewed and Gary patted her as he followed Sharlow out of the shuttle bay
6. Isis mewed an affirmation of her own
7. Isis mewed, reminding Gary that she
8. Now and then an ass brayed, pigs grunted, cats mewed, and the various noises they made seemed louder in the silence of the night; all which the enamoured knight took to be of evil omen; nevertheless he said to Sancho, "Sancho, my son, lead on to the palace of Dulcinea, it may be that we shall find her awake
9. caressed it, the starving creature mewed pathetically
10. The cat mewed in answer and stalked again stiffly round a leg of the table,
11. The cat mewed to him
12. The child in her arms waved small fists and mewed softly and she looked down at him
13. They had been hunting gophers in the dark, and although the four cats were full of gopher meat, they sat in a semicircle at the back door and mewed piteously for milk
1. Blond Annie, the 17-year-old slut in taekwondo, knows how to make all men pay attention to her: “I don't know a thing, show me!” she is always mewing and some simpleton will run to “show” her
2. It was the mewing of a kitten
3. It was quite frightened and mewing piteously; she had to coax it out
4. They took in the mewing of the cat-trees in the warm sweet breeze
5. Before my words could even form let alone get out Helen was throwing herself into my arms the tears streaming down her face and strange little mewing sounds coming from her throat
6. All the while Ozzie paced back and forth in front of the toy box, gently mewing
7. I came upon a house with a grand wraparound porch covered with mewing cats flicking their tails
8. The alley below was deserted and quiet, save for the scurrying of rats and the occasional mewing of a feral cat
9. Mewing is easiest cat word; it’s the most
10. in the den and mewing flights of adventure
11. He sat there transfixed, making little mewing noises as Jeremy berated someone for cheating on their partner with his lap-dancing grandmother (or something like that; her frequent sorties into the kitchen for top-up sarnies had made it tricky to work out precisely what was going on)
12. Beneath a sea of dirty belongings and mewing cats, lay a bare wood floor, stained from years of use as a litter tray for the animals
13. Had man not been granted such limbs, he would have been as a speechless animal, yelping or mewing
14. If it had not been granted such tools, the human species would have been like a speechless animal, yelping or mewing
15. a cat's mewing mimic of the human infant, calves frolicking in fields, together Eartheart is evolving emotional relationships amongst all that lives; and amongst those that are conscious, play is the first psychic liberation from the burden of survival
16. Ignoring Marshmallow's persistent mewing, Alicia brushed off her pajama bottoms: lime green boy shorts, and stood up, making her way to her bathroom
17. the incessant cooing of wood pigeons and the cat like mewing
18. They would sit on the side of the bed, the old grandmother in her chair opposite with the cat beside her listening to the conversation and purring or mewing whenever they stroked it
19. She looked back at him, mewing
20. Mewing and running, they caused a frightful confusion
21. But she had promised and now they belonged to her, exhaustion she hated Melanie, hated the tiny mewing voice of her child which, fainter even as Wade and Prissy belonged to her, and she must struggle and fight for them as long as she had strength or breath
22. There was a garret above, pierced with a scuttle over his head; and down through this scuttle came a cat, suspended around the haunches by a string; she had a rag tied about her head and jaws to keep her from mewing; as she slowly descended she curved upward and clawed at the string, she swung downward and clawed at the intangible air
23. They had thrown their doll on the ground, and Eponine, who was the elder, was swathing the little cat, in spite of its mewing and its contortions, in a quantity of clothes and red and blue scraps
24. Al brought a bucket and shoveled the entrails into it, and dumped them on the ground away from the house, and two cats followed him, mewing loudly, and the dogs followed him, growling lightly at the cats
25. The young suddenly disperse on your approach, at a signal from the mother, as if a whirlwind had swept them away, and they so exactly resemble the dried leaves and twigs that many a traveler has placed his foot in the midst of a brood, and heard the whir of the old bird as she flew off, and her anxious calls and mewing, or seen her trail her wings to attract his attention, without suspecting their neighborhood
26. The cold water refreshed him, he dried his face, and without even thanking his sister of mercy, he snatched up his hat, flung over his shoulders the coat handed to him by Pseldonimov, and crossing the passage and the kitchen where the cat was already mewing, and the cook sitting up in her bed staring after him with greedy curiosity, ran out into the yard, into the street, and threw himself into the first sledge he came across
1. The repertoire: the swagger, the growl at any footsteps in the hall, the staccato chatter, questions in tonal mews, trills, and the lament
2. With fishing rod and basket in hand, he strolled into town on this parched morning, making his way down one of the picturesque side lanes, Chelmsford Mews
3. My task was limited to Sundays when I would go for a couple of hours and clean the mews (cages) and feed the animals
4. I also helped capture eagles from their mews when it was time to give them a check up or treatment
5. That was also quite an undertaking as we needed to corner a particular bird in the large, walk-in mews, throw a blanket over it and grab its feet so that it could no longer do damage with its talons
6. She coos, snuggling her face close to your breast, you shoosh her mews and rock her in your arms
7. Over the wall there was a disused cemetery, bounded on its south side by an old mews used now for light industry and garaging
8. The mews wasn’t residential so no one was around as he climbed down on to the roadway and unlocked the garage door
9. ‘It’s an old-fashioned mews
10. They own the terrace and most of the mews, which have
11. was to turn left out of the hotel, across the road and through a mews, then along a tree lined
12. him, and looked down into the Mews and the row of long thin gardens behind the terraced
13. arch at the end of the mews; it stopped at a doorway and a couple emerged to unload
14. He was holding the service in Bunbury Mews, a small sidestreet off the main road; and having a great natural gift of speech, besides a burning belief that what he preached was the one way of salvation, he easily collected a devout crowd
15. Suddenly quiet, she walked to the window, looked out for a moment at the mews below, then walked back
16. Did he hear something very like a bark in the lower regions of the house? Anxiously he glanced, first at the door, and then at her; but she seemed not to have noticed it, or else supposed it was outside, in the dog-populous mews
17. And it is splendid to recall the bend, that did lead to all the times we did spend in the derelict mews, heady with stews and brews, merry amid the sparrows and wheelbarrows, the stirrups and hips, the bible
18. And it is splendid to recall the bend, that did lead to all the times we did spend in the derelict mews, heady with stews and brews, merry amid the sparrows and wheelbarrows, the stirrups and hips, the Bible
19. Meanwhile, Plato continues his dialogue; in spite of the rain; in spite of the cab whistles; in spite of the woman in the mews behind Great Ormond Street who has come home drunk and cries all night long, "Let me in! Let me in!"
20. It was healthy and magnificent because one room, above a mews, somewhere near the river, contained fifty excited, talkative, friendly people
21. When they arrived at the entrance to Stone’s mews in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the gates were open; Joan had arranged for them to be expected
22. “Wow,” Hedy said, looking around the mews
23. After lunch, Hedy took her easel and paints into the mews, picked a spot, set up, and began to paint
24. The mews were active, the Piccadilly houses being mostly in occupation
25. But the mews was deserted and no one had seen him depart
26. She was a teacher of deportment and civics in the public schools, and she lived on her salary in a rented flat in the motley Sweethearts’ Mews in the old Gethsemane District
27. "Why, the prima donna," he used to say to his friends, "mews a lullaby to you like a little white kitten
