In a few minutes he was drawn up safely to the top of the cliff, carrying the eaglet in his arm.
The eaglet gaped hungrily as he lifted it up, and made a sort of screeching noise, struggling apparently to reach something behind Frank.
The King relented, took the Eaglet home with him, and fed it for a year, for two years.
Well one day he went out hunting, and he saw an Eagletsitting on an oak.
The King thought and thought, but couldn't imagine a bit the more what use the Eaglet could be to him, and so he determined to shoot it.
Very well; I will give her to you when you bring me the young eaglet alive,' said the miller; and he laughed till the tears stood in his eyes.
I want to carry off the young eaglet from the top of the rock.
But they used their stone artillery with vigor, and succeeded in getting the eaglet to their buggy, leaving its gallant defender still unconquered and soaring in the air with a slightly injured wing.
Leaving their buggy, they ascertained that the object of its solicitude was an eaglet sitting on the ground, unable to fly, his wings and feathers having been drenched by a heavy shower.
It is dull for an eaglet to be brought up in a cave.
Amazon, or a queen eaglet of the mountains, so wild and untamed.
At this moment the curtain arose, a thunder of applause shook the house, and La Petite Eagletherself stood before them.
Thus from my breast, where it was bred alone, It after thee is like an eaglet flown.
That eaglet cannot be taken; it would be foolhardy to try.
Rudy said that an Englishman had offered him a handful of gold the other day if he could take him the eaglet alive; "but there is a limit to everything," said he.
I must capture the eaglet up the face of the mountain!
Yes, I will give her to you, when you give me the eaglet alive!
Let us get the eaglet out of the basket; it looks dangerous.
But if the Eaglet is resigned To perish like the innocent, yielding swan, Nailed in the gloom above some lofty gate, He must become the high and holy signal That scares the ravens and calls back the eagles.
As the Girl Scout who wants to be a Golden Eaglet takes up many of these occupations, she needs to know how to tie knots quickly, in the dark if necessary, and correctly, for then they will hold fast yet can be readily untied.
The work for the Merit Badges, which all Scouts enjoy, should not be considered as interfering with this period, as such work is also the preparation for a possible Golden Eaglet degree.
The awarding of Merit Badges might with advantage be connected with any local civic ceremony where interest in young people may be created; and in the case of the Golden Eaglet award it is distinctly desirable thus to connect it.
Golden Eaglet Ceremony The Troop being assembled in any desired formation, the Captain presents the Golden Eaglet to the Official who is to make the award.
The Chairman of the Court of Awards comes forward, the Captain faces her, salutes, and presents the Eaglet to her.
The Patrol Leader escorts the Eaglet to the Captain, salutes the Captain and returns to her position in line.
The Eaglet returns the salute and then marches to her position in line.
After the presentation, the Eaglet turns, and facing her Captain and Troop, stands at attention as the Colors are raised, the Scout flag dipped, and the Troop salutes.
The Color Guard (bearer of the American flag, bearer of the Troop flag, and two guards) followed by Troop to which the Eaglet belongs, enter and march two paces in front of the Court of Awards.
One day, when I came to the little thicket on the cliff where I used to lie and watch the nest through my glass, I found that one eaglet was gone.
And when I found them again with my glass, the eaglet was in the top of a great pine, and the mother was feeding him.
Graham went for an early swim while the men cooked the breakfast, which consisted of poached eaglet eggs and tea boiled in a frying-pan.
He brought back some eaglet eggs, and sent us three which we had for supper.
Graham and William went off in search of eaglet eggs.
And such embryo eaglet is man, considered only as to what this life realizes.
Akka began to think that the eagles had really been shot, and she reasoned that if she were to let the eaglet starve she might perhaps be rid of the whole robber tribe for all time.
Without a second's hesitation theeaglet stepped upon the edge of the nest.
The eaglet flew into a temper when she dropped the fish in front of him.
There was no one in the nest save a little half-fledged eaglet who was screaming for food.
But when she did return, the eaglet had eaten the fish, and when she dropped another in front of him he swallowed it at once, although it was plain that he found it very distasteful.
The old eagles never appeared again, and she alone had to procure for the eaglet all the food he needed.
Akka stretched her head forward, and gave the eaglet a sharp nip in the neck.
The cub and the eaglet lay down on him to warm him, and when they had warmed him, he was better.
The eaglet flew over his head to shade him from the sun.
So he rode off; and the eaglet flew above his head and the young tiger ran by his side.
