caw

She's a good woman, honly I cawn't stand 'er hallways ha-naggink hat me hafore folks, hand ha pickink me hup habout my haitches.

We cawn't go back South 'thout a-gittin' tuk up an' maybe gittin' hung in de bargain.

Then he took up his arms and marched on, and they again began to caw, so he halted again.

“Caw, caw,” said a big raven that hopped on the stone in front of her.

The “Buli” was greeted with cries of “m-m-ka-a” in shrill voices by the women, for all the world like the caw of an old crow.

Christchurch imports English rooks to caw in the elm-trees of her cathedral close; Hokitika imports men.

Apparently they felt themselves injured or insulted by my presence; for, with one consent, they began to Caw!

Jimmy Crow hopped about him and chuckled softly, "Caw, caw!"

Old Nick couldn't have slept near 'em; caw caw, caw, all mixt up together in one jumble of a sound, like "jawe."

He used to sit on the ground beside the children, and say "caw" as long as they would repeat it after him.