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1. hen a safe place like in the roach inns

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2. Still flapping like an old hen, he leaves for the office

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3. I occasionally meet Mandy (aunt Hermione's extremely boring niece: the only thing she does is answer ''yes'' or ''no'' to my questions), Lena (an incredibly dull, married hen: I visit her once a week, and as soon as I get there she starts helping her sons with their homework; she won't stop until I leave) or Persephone (rather depressed, yet she is the only one with whom I have something to discuss)

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4. When the boy, my new guard touched me, I felt like a child again, like a naughty little boy who had been sent to his room only to be comforted half an hour later by a worried mother hen

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5. After some serious puffing and panting, we eventually arranged them around a bench in the departure lounge where she settled like an old mother hen on her eggs

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6. They turned to find it caged beside a hen, and looked at

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7. hen to come to life in confirmation of the man’s

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8. clinging to its sides like chickens around a mother hen

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9. Red Rioja wine and Speckled Hen beer were laid out on the brown

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10. of Speckled Hen before asking

11. His strategies for taking out mad Alit’aren were as cunning as a fox sneaking into the hen house

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12. Katie gulped her coffee and followed him out the door, pausing to mouth “mother hen” to Carmen

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13. One day he caught her in the dairy and gently informed her that the hen had passed away

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14. Somewhere in the distance a meadowlark began its melodic whistle, and a hen sang industriously up by the house

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15. It seemed that there were one of three ways to do it: number one — go for gold and just plunge your hand under that hen, grabbing the eggs in twos or threes and quickly putting them into your feed bucket; number two — reaching in and pulling the hen out by the neck until it got up and out on its own, or until it was forced out in one quick yank, and then, you enjoy the pleasantness of having a free for all at the unattended eggs; and number three (my personal favorite) — was to make enough noise by either beating on the nesting box with the shovel handle, or by yelling and screaming like a little girl at the sight of a spider as you try to do it the number one or two way

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16. I had to have Grandpa there by my side, because, quite frankly, there was no way that I was sticking my tiny little hand inside of the box with that crazy hen, or snake, or mouse, or whatever other creature that would, also, call that straw-filled box home

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17. Then, as gently as I would be with our new litter of lab puppies, I forwarded my gloved hand towards that damned squawking hen

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18. One noisy hen, fed up with our presence, leaped from her nesting box in a flurry of flapping and squawking

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19. Then, he reached into the next box, grabbed the protesting hen by the neck and encouraged her to abandon her nest with a gentle tug

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20. ” He reached in for another hen, which was waiting in ambush, and pecked at his hand until she, too, was encouraged to give up her ground and leave

21. Surprised, he grabbed the handle of the bucket and stepped back away from the next hen

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22. And, with my best pre-puberty battle cry, I plowed my hand underneath that nesting hen

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23. I knew that this hen had a long and productive life here at Grandpa’s house, and that she provided us with many eggs, which made lots of food for our family and friends

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24. I imagine that it was one of Grandma’s favorite parts of cooking the hen (and corn) — cleaning off everything that I missed — because she did it so well and so often

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25. Or, this might have been the same hen that Devil was always protecting, every time that he attacked me

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26. The truth is, there was no real way to tell exactly what hen it was and what all we had been through, together

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27. What’s with you, anyhow? You’re sounding like an old mother hen lately

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28. cleaning the hen house, then spreading the ma-

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29. I did it on a computer because you would never be able to read the hen scratch in my notebook

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30. The Hackensack Coat Company was a fat hen waiting to be

31. You had alternatives: You either shot the dog or kept him out of the hen yard

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32. I’d let Bosco in the hen yard

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33. In my 13 years of military service, and my 34 years in and around law enforcement, the Leftist was scarce as teeth on a hen

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34. Tobijah, and to Jedaiah, and to Hen the son of Zephaniah, for a memorial in the temple of the Lord

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35. “Does a hen cackle unless she has laid an egg, or the rooster crow unless there is

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36. be my children, and I should be your fathere 30 I gathered you together, as a hen gathers her chickens under her wings, but now, what

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37. hen you really think about it, it

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38. This is like the proverbial “fox watching over the hen house

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39. The Little Red Hen

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40. The little red hen found a grain of wheat

41. “I will take it myself,” said the little red hen and she took it

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42. “Who will bake bread with this flour?” said the little red hen

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43. "Then I will bake it myself," said the little red hen

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44. "Who will eat the bread?" said the little red hen

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45. “No! I will eat it myself,” said the little red hen

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46. 28 So says the Almighty Lord Have I not prayed you as a father his sons as a mother her daughters and a nurse her young babes 29 That you would be my people and I should be your God; that you would be my children and I should be your fathere 30 I gathered you together as a hen gathers her chickens under her wings but now what shall I do to you? I will throw you out from my face

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47. 34 "Jerusalem Jerusalem that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her! How often I wanted to gather your children together like a hen gathers her own brood under her wings and you refused!

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48. 37 "Jerusalem Jerusalem who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her! How often I would have gathered your children together even as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings and you would not!

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49. 4 O Jerusalem Jerusalem killer of the prophets and stoner of those who are sent to her! how many times did I wish to gather your children as 5 a hen gathers her chickens under her wings and you would not! Your house shall 6 be left over you desolate

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50. 23:37-24:51 O Jerusalem Jerusalem who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to you; how often I would have gathered your children together even as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings but you were not willing! Note your house is left desolate for you! because I say to you you shall not see Me from now on until you shall say: Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord; do you not see all these things? truly I say to you there shall not be one stone left upon another here that shall not be thrown down; and be diligent that no man deceives you because many shall come in my name saying: “I am Christ” and shall deceive many; and you shall hear of wars and rumours of wars; see that you are not troubled because all these things must come to pass but the end will still not be because nation shall rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom; and there shall be famines and pestilences and earthquakes in various places; all these are the beginning of sorrows; then they shall deliver you up to be afflicted and shall kill you and you shall be hated by all nations for my name’s sake and then many shall be offended and shall betray one another and shall hate one another and many false prophets shall rise and shall deceive many and because iniquity shall abound the love of many shall grow cold but he who shall endure to the end the same shall be saved and this gospel of the Kingdom shall be preached around the world for a witness to all nations and then the end shall come; therefore when you all shall see the Abomination of Desolation stand in the holy place spoken of by Daniel the prophet; whoever reads it let him so understand; then let those who are in Judea flee into the mountains; Let him who is on the housetop not come down to take anything out of his house; Neither let him who is in the field return back to take his clothes and disaster to those who are with children and to those who are breast feeding in those days! but pray that your flight is not in the winter neither on the Sabbath Day because then there shall be great tribulation such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time no nor ever shall be again and there shall be no flesh saved unless those days should be shortened so for the elect’s sake those days shall be shortened so then if any man shall say to you: Note the Christ is here or there do not believe it; because there shall appear the false Christs and the false prophets and shall show great signs and wonders in so much that if it were possible they shall deceive the very elect

51. |14| And the crowns will be for Helem and for Tobijah and for Jedaiah and for Hen, son of Zephaniah, for a memorial in the Temple of Hashem

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52. *Josiah has now been called Hen, which is the word for “grace,” and is the word which appeared back in Zechariah 4:7

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53. hen it really looks as if

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54. hen! Isn't it terribly, a

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55. hen, there's a sm

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56. He held up a fine hen

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57. Little Barrad heard a disturbance to his left; the chickens in the hen house were going ballistic

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58. As he got nearer he could see the chickens inside flapping around the netting in panic, a fox was entangled in the nets that surrounded the hen house snapping at anything that moved or came within range of its white fangs

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59. As his father approached the hen house a terrible noise erupted from him

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60. It would have killed everything in the hen house had it got in

61. hen the voice said something that caught my

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62. Edwin was starving (he hadn’t eaten a thing since lunchtime) and so entered the fray without hesitation; but he only managed to snatch a couple of grains before he was barged aside by a plump, speckled hen

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63. “And what do you think you’re doing?” squawked the plump speckled hen

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64. “Thought this was a free for all, eh?’ The plump speckled hen clucked disdainfully

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65. Edwin sat alone in a corner of the hen house

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66. The hen house door was bolted on the outside, so Edwin knew there was no hope of escape, at least until morning

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67. Edwin lifted his head and peered cautiously through a knothole in the wooden hen house door

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68. “He’s shut up in the hen house,” said Zach

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69. “If he’s been sniffing round the hen house, Edwin is in trouble!”

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70. Not to the Mother Hen, the leader of his brood

71. Then a whole flock of chickens came streaming into the yard, led by a plump speckled hen

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72. There was a clucking sound, and Zach turned to see a flock of chickens running excitedly around the yard, led by a plump speckled hen

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73. “I’ll keep the hen house and pig sty ready, just in case

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74. Ño Josefina continued reviving Leticia and extracting her of the dizziness, then informed her that the animal should have been a hen escaped of the corral, days ago, saving our responsibility in the matter

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75. In reality I was a hen without a head, pursued by nameless fear, rushing headlong into inhospitable forests rather than using common sense

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76. I’m Andrew and for the next few days I’m to be your Mother Hen

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77. No ordinary egg will do -- it has to be an egg from a black hen

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78. She once said, “it’s a sad house where the cock is quiet and the hen does all the crowing”

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79. O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which kills the prophets and stones the teachers of truth! How often would I have gathered your children together even as a hen gathers her own brood under her wings, but you would not let me do it! Behold, your house is about to be left to you desolate! You will many times desire to see me, but you shall not

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80. 23 "O Jerusalem and the children of Abraham, you who have stoned the prophets and killed the teachers that were sent to you, even now would I gather your children together as a hen gathers her chickens under her wings, but you will not!

81. "The old fool," a young hen said

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82. The hen who had called Palomita a beggar shook her head

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83. The restless young hen who was speaking noticed this, and she turned to address Palomita

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84. As things become serious, he offers the hen presents of bits of regurgitated food and tries to feed her

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85. If the two birds are separated after several clutches to allow the hen to regain her strength, the two will recognize each other as soon as they again share a cage

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86. Egg binding can be a serious and even deadly problem for the hen

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87. Egg laying is very stressful to females, and it is quite common for the hen to produce defective eggs that don't have shells or have thin shells that are crushed while waiting in the oviduct to be laid

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88. A hen may lay her first egg within a day or two of mating, followed by other eggs a day or two apart

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89. One luckless cock-bird flew up Joe Billie‘s pants leg, while another, a hen, ended up trapped in his loose fitting warrior coat

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90. Origin: The allusion is to putting a real or china egg onto a hen’s nest to encourage the hen to lay

91. It may be that the idea was that the egg that was put into the nest could be retrieved and used again after the hen had laid

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92. together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were

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93. THE HEN AND ITS CHICKS

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94. Her mother said, “The hen

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95. “Protect, your hen house, Mother Quail”

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96. ” “We had better get back to the table before Lily, comes after me with that mother hen thing going on

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97. He has always been a “mother hen” that way; think about how protective he is over this new squad he has formed

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