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The New Yorker, March 17 , 1928P. 25 Discussion on marriage with a canary bird.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 17 , 1928P. 25 Discussion on marriage with a canary bird.
"We have two live pigs, one rooster, four cats and almost twenty canary bird -- no fear of starving for a while".
I have never seen him happier or more excited than when the first flowers of the canary bird rose would open in early summer.
Gardeners who prefer to gaze at their flowers by day might try canary bird vine (Tropaeoleum peregrinum), a member of the nasturtium family that produces copious small yellow flowers on delicate vines.
Canary Bird was by the imported stallion Albion and out of the mare Panola, who was sired by the imported stallion Ainderby.
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Occasionally she was mildly in need, but never for long; for Heaven — which seems, from Mrs. McPherson's personal testimony, to be a sort of gold-paved mail order house — promptly shipped her food, clothing, money, houses, and even canary birds, as she required them.
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