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Updated: May 1, 2025
"You young marplots, you!" he said as the gurgler printed a wet kiss on his left ear and regarded him with rapture while the small cooer, proclaimed as feminine by neck and sleeve ribbons, cuddled against his shoulder with soft confidence. "They're going to take you both down to the river and drown you," he confided with a soft note in his voice that was an answer to the coo.
"I don't wish to feel in it," she said. "Take it away!" "There's a young dove in it," I persisted "a young cooer." "I don't wish any young cooers," she said, with a grimace. Seeing that she was not of my mind, I added, pleadingly; "It's a note from me, Georgiana! This is going to be our little private post-office!" Georgiana sank back into her chair.
"Oh, it is so good to have you at home, Charlotte," she said, with another hug. "We miss you terribly. We depend on you for everything. Things don't go right without you. I had a terrible time with that is, you haven't seen baby yet. Give her to me, Mr. Goodloe," and as she spoke Nell leaned over to get the cooer out of the Jaguar's arms for my inspection.
"We will call Pigeons the Birds that Coo; and Grouse are some of the Birds that Scratch, so called because they all have much the same habit as our domestic fowls of scratching the ground for food and to raise a dust in which they take a sort of bath. See, this Cooer is called the Passenger Pigeon." "You all know the Pigeons that are kept about stables and barnyards.
Anything to oblige and all that sort of thing, but when it comes to cooing, distinctly Napoo!" "Nonsense! It isn't hard to coo." "You don't understand, laddie. You're not a married man. I mean to say, whatever you say for or against marriage personally I'm all for it and consider it a ripe egg the fact remains that it practically makes a chappie a spent force as a cooer.
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