Lexicographical Neighbors of Mudhens
Literary usage of Mudhens
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Fleeting Fancies by William Frederick Kirk (1904)
"Then two teams were straightway chosen, One was called the Mighty mudhens, Captain,
Skin-the-Sassy-Muskrat; And the other, Heap Bad Actors, Captain, ..."
2. The Game Laws in Brief: A Digest of the Statutes of the United States and by United States, Canada (1911)
"... rails (mudhens), coots (poule d'eau), gallinules, tattlers, curlew und plover,
from March 15 to Oct. I. Wild turkey cocks, from April 15 to Nev. 1. ..."
3. Report by Maine Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game (1911)
"... mudhens, king fishers or blue herons. The fact that a person is a resident or
non-resident has no bearing upon the proposition, so far as I can see. ..."
4. California: An Intimate History by Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1914)
"No one talked of anything else; and many women, known as mudhens, sold stocks on
the curb. Everybody assumed that one spot of earth at least had enough for ..."
5. S.D. Butcher's Pioneer History of Custer County: And Short Sketches of Early by Solomon Devore Butcher (1901)
"... were termed "mudhens." The failure of the Wood river line to be built that
fall put somewhat of a damper on the New Callaway project. ..."
6. Fleeting Fancies by William Frederick Kirk (1904)
"Then two teams were straightway chosen, One was called the Mighty mudhens, Captain,
Skin-the-Sassy-Muskrat; And the other, Heap Bad Actors, Captain, ..."
7. The Game Laws in Brief: A Digest of the Statutes of the United States and by United States, Canada (1911)
"... rails (mudhens), coots (poule d'eau), gallinules, tattlers, curlew und plover,
from March 15 to Oct. I. Wild turkey cocks, from April 15 to Nev. 1. ..."
8. Report by Maine Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game (1911)
"... mudhens, king fishers or blue herons. The fact that a person is a resident or
non-resident has no bearing upon the proposition, so far as I can see. ..."
9. California: An Intimate History by Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton (1914)
"No one talked of anything else; and many women, known as mudhens, sold stocks on
the curb. Everybody assumed that one spot of earth at least had enough for ..."
10. S.D. Butcher's Pioneer History of Custer County: And Short Sketches of Early by Solomon Devore Butcher (1901)
"... were termed "mudhens." The failure of the Wood river line to be built that
fall put somewhat of a damper on the New Callaway project. ..."
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