I have found a hawkbill turtle weighing twenty pounds caught and benumbed by one; and fishes which touch the seeming worms roll over dead, as though stunned by an electric shock.
Their shells are made up of many plates resembling the plates of a hawkbill turtle.
The younghawkbill turtle, however, was floating on the surface, and seemed very sick.
He went out at the gate and turned up the Hawkbill road till he was high enough to see the village street above the trees.
Taking a short cut, he reached the Hawkbill road, and, with rapid, swinging strides, began to climb the mountain.
Don't stand here; they are coming down the Hawkbill road directly.
Toot drove nipitytuck down the street from the Hawkbillas fast as he could lick it, and them a-gallopin' after 'im.
Coming along the Hawkbill road, about an eighth of a mile distant, they saw a body of horsemen, their heads and shoulders dressed in white.
You must go with us up the Hawkbill fer a little moonlight picnic," he jeered.
Ted sat down on the very tip of Hawkbill and Tammie squatted companionably beside him.
The next morning, the rising sun was only halfway down Hawkbill when Ted walked to his job at Crestwood.
An hour before dawn the next morning, after ordering Tammie to stay in the house, Ted closed the back door behind him and started up Hawkbill with his guest.
He walked slowly, for Hawkbillwas a hard climb for a young man, even in daylight.
Behind Hawkbill rose a mountain that, long ago, had been ravaged by fire.
Ted mounted the crest of Hawkbill and turned to offer a hand to his panting guest.
Unencumbered by an older companion, Ted half-ran down the opposite slope of Hawkbill and started swiftly up Burned Mountain.
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