pheasant

This is an excellent way of cooking an old partridge or pheasant.

I would at any time prefer a slice off the fillet of a buffalo to any pheasant.

I kill every pheasant I fire at; Plowden will tell you that!

He knighted the monkey, the dog and the pheasant, and made them his body-guard.

The pheasant was exquisite, and I ate with an epicurean enjoyment.

That is why the Indians have the Pheasant dance, as a part of the Green-corn dance.

Take a pheasant, raise his legs and wings as it were a hen and no sauce but only salt.

A rabbit or two scuttled away, and a pheasant flew off with a whirr.

If he sought no grouse on the hill, he had flushed a pheasant in the wood.

The fact was that just as he missed the pheasant he had taken his resolution, and seen his way.