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Use in Literature CoosCroods, coos.–Robert Burns in Poems And Songs Of Robert Burns.Note the perfect openness of a baby throat as the child coos out his expression of happiness.–Annie Payson Call in Power Through Repose.A few sleepy coos and strokings, and little Gyp had left for the land of Nod, while her mother lay gazing at her black lashes with a kind of passion.–John Galsworthy in Beyond.When we were ready he left his work, and helped us through the locks with a...
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Use in Literature CoosCroods, coos.–Robert Burns in Poems And Songs Of Robert Burns.Note the perfect openness of a baby throat as the child coos out his expression of happiness.–Annie Payson Call in Power Through Repose.A few sleepy coos and strokings, and little Gyp had left for the land of Nod, while her mother lay gazing at her black lashes with a kind of passion.–John Galsworthy in Beyond.When we were ready he left his work, and helped us through the locks with a sort of quiet enthusiasm, telling us that we were at Coos Falls, and we could still distinguish the strokes of his chisel for many sweeps after we had left him.–Henry David Thoreau in A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers.When I wake very early in the morning I lie in a drowsy sort of dream, trying to disentangle, one from the other, the various bird notes, trills, coos, croons, chirps, chirrups, and warbles.–Kate Douglas Wiggin in The Diary of a Goose Girl. Nonfiction Usage Journalism UsageWashington - News: July 2, 2003 - Headline: Washington State's Wenatchi Indians Ask for Return of Land. Excerpt: The Wenatchi Band of Colville Indians in Washington state is asking Congress to transfer thousands of hectares of land back to tribal control. This follows similar requests by the Klamath and Coos tribes in neighboring Oregon for large parcels they claim were unfairly taken away by the government decades ago. ... The uncertainties and conflicting claims are causing Washington's congressional delegation to take its time evaluating the Colville Tribe's proposal. In Oregon, the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians have had better luck. Republican Senator Gordon Smith has introduced legislation in Congress with the backing of the timber industry to transfer 25,000 hectares of National Forest to the landless Coos tribe.Bibliographic UsageA.G. Walling. Publisher of History of southern Oregon comprising Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Curry and Coos Counties. Compiled from the most authentic sources. Publisher: A.G. Walling (Portland, Or.). Published in 1883.Alemi, Mohammad Ali. Born in 1947, authored A gravity survey of Coos Bay, Oregon. Published in 1978.Allen, John Eliot. Born in 1908, authored Geology and coal resources of the Coos Bay quadrangle, Oregon, by John Eliot Allen and Ewart M. Baldwin. Published in 1944.Allyn, E. G Bua Luang Publishing Company. Publication of The Dove coos II: collection 2: gay experiences by the men of Thailand. Translated by David Jonathan; interpreter, E.G. Allyn; Thai consultant, Samorn Chaiyana; introduction by Somboon Inpradith Dove coos 2. Publisher: Orchid House, distributor (Bangkok: Bua Luang Pub.; San Francisco). Published in 1994.Anderson, R. From bedside to board room: interviews with nurse COOs and CEOs (Part II). Interview by Alison P. Smith appears in Nursing Economic$ written by R. Anderson. Published in July - August 2002.