“What the devil did you unhood her for?” demanded Sir Philip. ❋ FIONA BUCKLEY (2000)
I supposed I should whimper twice, for a negative response, but then I feared, what if he, or someone, should unhood me, as doubtless someone would, sooner or later, if only to feed and water me. ❋ Norman, John, 1931- (1986)
The first piece of bread he threw to the woman who had been the first to unhood and face-strip herself, perhaps thereby rewarding her for her intelligence and alacrity. ❋ Norman, John (1985)
"Now unhood me, or not, as you will, my Master, " she whispered. ❋ Norman, John, 1931- (1981)
Vortiger heard this -- he was crafty and very wary; -- soon he came back, and the abbot he took, and swore by his hand, that he would him hang, unless he him pledged, that he would forthright unhood Constance the king's son of this land, and for such need he should be king of this country. ❋ Layamon (N/A)
If a _Hawk take a Tree_, and will not fly at all, feed her then upon quick Birds, and make her foot them, and in the plain Champaign Feilds unhood her, and riding up and down a while let one cast out a ❋ Robert Howlett (N/A)
Voice, unhood your _Hawk_, and throw it a little way from her: If she stoop and seize, let her plume the _Pullet_, and feed on it upon the ❋ Robert Howlett (N/A)
Set your _Hawk_ on the _Perch_, unhood her, and shew her some _Meat_ within your _Fist_, call her by _Chirping_, ❋ Robert Howlett (N/A)
More than one snipe and other bird such as he had come to hawk rose at his feet, but so preoccupied was he that they were out of flight before he could unhood his falcon. ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)
Soon I saw that the rattle and noise of men and horses spoiled a good chance or two for me, for the black game fled to cover, and once a roe sprang from its resting in the bushes by the side of the track and was gone before I could unhood the bird. ❋ Unknown (1884)
Kapparon! "he cried;" one step more, and I unhood my falcon and send him straight to thy disloyal eyes. ❋ Elbridge Streeter Brooks (1874)
They must not unhood their hawk till he come to our presence. " ❋ Unknown (1898)
How these old hawks will fly at each other when we unhood them. " ❋ Unknown (1898)
Me and [jane] were [going at it] [so hard] i Unhooded the dragon ❋ The-professor$ (2023)
Those [shoes] are so unhood. ❋ Baddinonugget (2010)
