peacock

We are not feasting on baked swans, peacock tongues and drinking our pearls.

I wouldn't have nothin' to say to any bird below a Peacock; and he'd be wulgar.

Then I know another story of how the eyes came into the peacock's feathers.

A cloudless sky has a peacock in it, whose servants are the eagles.

A hen is all right in her place, but she don't belong in a peacock cage.

Tis the plumes of the Peacock that men covet; hence his ruin.

Captain Warrington cruised in the Peacock in the spring of 1814.

Look at them, Mary; ain't they like the blossoms on a peacock's tail?

Round the train of thy skirt, O my Peacock, I fitfully squirm.

And she was about as like Sara, I imagine, as a white dove is like a peacock.