catling

At this stage in the story, Catling is already born.

I will leave that note with you, but because the catling may well decide to be a human being again once I've left.

Catling, from Bristol University, led the team investigating its weather.

A little Catling, snuggled inside the fuselage with five hundred rounds or so.

May well have been a stray catling or a big bold rat - like this damned one!"

"Catling, we're two different people with wildly different abilities and interests.

That daughter is named Catling - the Troy Game incarnate.

"Catling," she whispered, "Never doubt it for a minute.

And poor catling caught in the middle."

"Now, Catling, or I'll hurt the brat," the wizard threatened.

"You can give him the strength of a golem, Catling, but it won't improve his fencing.

"You, Catling, will pay for your treachery.

He whipped out his catling, slid the blade into the crack and raised the bar, opened the shutter, tapped on the glass.

What say you, Simon Catling?

He married Lesley Mary Catling on 6 February 1965.

Come here, Catling," he ordered.

Yet, thinks Professor Catling, amid this wild desolation, Darwin began to hatch a plot.

Hector Catling, 88, archaeologist.

"Catling, you've got the qualifications.

"Catling, you want this?

Rhiow blinked at that and started to demand explanations, but Saash turned away to the catling.

Lakonian studies in honour of Hector Catling.

Catling, P. M. (2001): Extinction and the importance of history and dependence in conservation.

Brian Catling (born in London, 1948) is an English sculptor, poet, novelist, film maker and performance artist.

"Catling," Talia panted, "If this is your idea of fun-you're welcome to it!"