Doves [noun]

Gwynne smiled as he recalled the heroines of poesy that had fed so many doves and garden birds.

And the soldier is led away captive: and her bondwomen were led away mourning as doves, murmuring in their hearts.

Husky crows awake in the pine trees, and doves under the temple eaves.

About half-past three, the doves began to coo, and that made the monkey sit up and listen.

When Aurelian consulted the god of Palmyra (still in spite of Baltus), the god said that the doves fear the falcon.

Whatever might happen, the god would not be embarrassed; the falcon would be the conqueror, and the doves the conquered.

From the roof hung a gilded cage containing turtle doves, quite white, with a black ring round their necks.

We used to set gums and catch rabbits, set traps and caught patridges and doves.

Yes, truly; I would have your lips seek mine, as two doves flit to the same nest.

The doves were cooing and fluttering in the cornices and the cockatoo was preening his lemon colored topknot.