speckle

She had been cherishing a secret hope that she might get a few eggs from Miss Pettus to complete a setting for Speckle.

To be sure, Mrs. Speckle did not keep a looking-glass, and I suppose poor Brownie had no idea how very absurd he looked.

Out of the yard bounded Rover barking heartily and, from her stall, Speckle mooed a welcome.

Mrs. Speckle (that was his mother) was just as proud of him as she could be; but foolish Brownie thought her too strict.

Speckle was ready at the time set by Henny, who soon found a house and was back in an hour's time.

One day Speckle, the big hen, made a great fuss because her brood of ducklings went into the water.

In the systems published by Speckle of Strassburg in 1589 we find a distinct advance.

No one else could detect a spot or speckle on her at a casual glance.

The hills around, which stand up darkly against a speckle of stars, are all discussed for you.

The other three little ones were there watching "Speckle" and her brood with intense interest.