Coucou seemed to know that he was trespassing upon strange ground; he listened for a while, and as everything seemed quiet he selected the walk which led to the veranda.
In vain Coucou tried to rid himself of the wool threads; he coughed and sneezed uninterruptedly, and the basket seemed to cling more tightly to his face.
Now Coucou approached the companion, but the noise woke Madame Caraman, and uttering a half-suppressed shriek she jumped up and looked drowsily at the intruder.
Monte-Cristo hastened in the direction of the sound, followed byCoucou and about fifty men.
The count ordered Coucou to take charge of the dead lion, and of Bertuccio's body, which would be buried in the morning.
When the time for saying good-by came, the mother began to weep, but Coucou consoled her.
About the year 1843 the Zouave regiment, to which Coucou belonged, made a sortie under General Cavaignac against the Kabyles in Beni Djaad.
Le Vaillant, who first described this bird, supposed it a variety of his Coucou Edolio: but in this he was mistaken; the one being a Cuculus; the other a Coccyzus.
Of the black Cuckows of Africa, our bird comes nearest to the Coucou criard of Levaillant, (Ois.
The master of the establishment paid the tax which was levied upon all public conveyances on his coucou only, which was rated to carry six persons; and he took out a special permit each time that he drove the four-wheeler.
The count was resolved not to betray himself; he assumed an air of good-humored interest in the country, and looked up the valley of Groslay as the coucou took the road to Saint-Brice, leaving that to Chantilly on the right.
Released from the cavalry on the great disbandment of 1815, the worthy fellow had succeeded his father, who for many years had driven a coucou of capricious flight between Paris and Isle-Adam.
The career to which my family destine me will spare me, I trust, the annoyances of travelling in a coucou before I reach your present age.
During this mental monologue, the coucou rolled through clouds of dust rising on either side of it from that much travelled road.
Beaten on the long distances of twelve to eighteen miles, the coucou came down to shorter trips, and so lived on for several years.
One, which served in winter, and the only one he reported to the tax-gatherer, was the coucou which he inherited from his father.
The count returned to his seat and the coucou rolled on amid the deepest silence.
He whom we took for a bourgeois in the coucou was the count.
Anselmo can remain under Madame Caraman's care, while Coucou can look in the garden and yard, and we in the house.
I cannot understand it, and--" A hollow noise caused Coucou to keep silent.
His eyes, however, still sparkled as merrily as ever, andCoucou could laugh as heartily as ever.
Coucou drew the letter from the folds of his bernouse and gave it to the young girl.
When he returned to his study he found Coucou awaiting him.
No, both Coucou and Madame Caraman maintain that his disappearance is a misfortune.
Coucou jumped into a carriage and told the coachman to drive to the Rue de Pelletier.
The vicomte sat at his writing-desk and was reading his father's letter when Coucou entered.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coucou" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
