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monaul

British  
/ ˈmɒnɔːl /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of monal

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A Monaul pheasant, or some similar splendid bird is found in the snows of Kaffiristan, all I have seen of it are a few feathers.

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The headman had a pendant wire chain with ornaments, and from the centre of the tassel, the Monaul pheasant feathers, and his back hair was plaited into many little tails.

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The female Monaul is going on well, though obliged to be crammed, for though it takes water voluntarily it will not take food. 

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The female Monaul died yesterday. 

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All over that lithe body which enabled her, when he saw her first in the land of her fathers, to bound and flee as if she had wings, and these beautiful as the monaul's, ay, and enabled her, too, to play round him in that Eastern gaiety which had charmed him, if he ever loved her, and even for a time made his home like Fairydom!

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