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1. She closed her eyes and made a cooing sound and then a grunting noise
2. Grandmama Belle, Auntie Titania and Auntie Hipolyta spent hours cooing and oogling over little Hannah, as did her Auntie Kaitlyn
3. And me still trying to see the baby while Frob turns around and around making little cooing noises
4. that amused it, and he heard it cooing inside his coat
5. Her obviously male companion whispered in her ear and the pair of them giggled, nuzzling and cooing over some private joke, like mourning doves nestling together on a branch in winter
6. Much to my surprise, Cuauhtzin seemed to like him and made little cooing sounds to him, rather than the usual Otomi insults
7. Otherwise, Cuauhtzin would make little cooing sounds to him and he would giggle and imitate them
8. much like pigeons cooing but kept his eyes firmly on the route
9. “Wow! He’s gentle as a lamb, but he weighs over sixty pounds!” he exclaimed as Talia giggled, already cooing affectionately to the bird and scratching him beneath his hooked beak
10. And poor Michelle had no less than Scratch, there and not there all at once, whispering in her ear, pretending to warn her away, but all the while, cooing her on
11. Even this late at night, one used to hear them peeping and cooing yet here, there was nothing but the sound of the surf and the rustling of a shore breeze through the trees, the heavier thumps of the condorlas’ feet on the sand and the flutter as they stretched their wings
12. When Aureliano told her, Pilar Ternera let out a deep laugh, the old expansive laugh that ended up as a cooing of doves
13. bies cooing and wooooing in their tubs is most delightful
14. An hour after daybreak, thorn trees all around would be grey with cooing birds
15. The summer insects, cicada was sitting on the bark of the trees and buzzing with high pitch node, and the cooing pigeons and the doves were interfering with my boisterous thoughts
16. whispers cooing sounds in my ear
17. Shortly, the sound of my sobbing was replaced by the unmistakable cooing of a morning dove ahead in the darkness
18. Molly leapt from the ground and went to him, cooing softly as she reached out to caress the hard lines of his face
19. She clung on to him, stroking his hair, and making cooing noises as if comforting a small child or a pigeon
20. Bellisa should be here, cooing softly and tugging her mother’s necklace instead of existing as a few samples of blood and tissue collected after her death
21. Anne pressed her lips together before cooing out another lie
22. Rose trotted happily to Anne’s bedroom, holding a cooing Grace securely in her arms
23. could see them cooing over a baby wrapped in pink
24. A baby's cooing prattle was heard from nearby
25. When she’d regained consciousness a couple days prior she’d been laid out in the brig, aboard the pirate star cruiser, with Moraine cooing overtop
26. male cooing, presumably calling the chick
27. other birds responded to the cooing, they were
28. hair and cooing words of love to her as the king, queen and seneschal looked on with
29. Extraordinary as it seemed, up to this point he had found it quite impossible to indulge with her in that form of more or less illustrated dialogue known to Symford youths and maidens as billing and cooing
30. In the parlourmaid's untrained phraseology there had been a good deal of billing and cooing during luncheon, and even in the hall before luncheon there were examples of it, but what she found going on in the library was enough to make anybody stop dead and upset things,--it was such, she said afterwards in the kitchen, that if she didn't know for a fact that they were really married she wouldn't have believed it
31. The other pigeons were in the branches now, too, cooing up a ruckus
32. They were enjoying the tour of the house, cooing about the baby and other such things until we got to dessert and Marvin turned up playing the victim again
33. She lowers her face close to his, watching him for any sort of reaction, hoping to tempt him with food and her cooing voice
34. He was opening the bottle when he heard the cooing of an infant
35. It moved its little hands in the air and made a cooing sound and smiled up at Jamie
36. She repeated the process on his front and listened to Spock cooing, he was happy, she thought
37. Even the pigeons seemed to have stopped cooing
38. With the feeling that they were a single family, where English-accented Greek alternated with Greek-accented English, where the gurgling of baby Iason was answered by the cooing of Lea, where kissing and hugging took place in improbable combinations and loud talk and laughter filled the rooms of the house and the souls of this family of eight
39. were a pair of cooing pigeons
40. Then I saw her give a watery smile and I looked down to see the baby cooing back up at her as its hunger was finally abated
41. ground and Elowen heard the sleepy cooing of wood pigeons
42. the incessant cooing of wood pigeons and the cat like mewing
43. deep throated cooing and it caught both our attentions
44. so that doves cooing in all their splendour
45. Most of the Tanu find the talk of the streams soothing, the cooing voice of mother
46. many streams and are healed there by the voice of the stream, gurgling, cooing, bubbling
47. "For one so badly wounded," observed Sancho at this point, "this young man has a great deal to say; they should make him leave off billing and cooing, and attend to his soul; for to my thinking he has it more on his tongue than at his teeth
48. mistaken children have even supposed it to be pigeons cooing at a distance,—and now to be told—" Here Camilla put her hand to her throat, and began to be quite chemical as to the formation of new combinations there
49. Her words rang out crystalclear, more musical than the cooing of the ringdove, but they cut the silence icily
50. While this was pretty hard-core policy talk, the conversation was occasionally brought back to earth by the cooing or laughter of my infant son, Owen, who was sitting with Amy just next to me until it was my turn to hold the little man