It was one o'clock in the morning of the 2d of July when we landed on the soil of Egypt, at Marabou, three leagues to the west of Alexandria.
"Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, Complete" by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne
Then I looked again, and it was a marabou stork.
"Sketches of the East Africa Campaign" by Robert Valentine Dolbey
You're looking rather weedy, standing on one leg like a marabou stork!
"A harum-scarum schoolgirl" by Angela Brazil
One of the largest of these storks is the marabou.
"Harper's Young People, May 11, 1880" by Various
Marabou fighting with Hyenas, 385.
"Harper's Young People, 1880 Index" by Various
Clouds hovered over us, delicate and fleecy as the feathers of the marabou, and white and curly as the feathers of the ostrich.
"A Republic Without a President and Other Stories" by Herbert Ward
A gigantic fan of snow-white marabou feathers served as a screen for the stove.
"The Undying Past" by Hermann Sudermann
Her little thin fingers were stiff with rings, as though set in brilliants; and she held a white marabou fan in her hand.
"The Hidden Force" by Louis Couperus
My robe is long and trailing with marabou around the neck.
"Nan Sherwood's Summer Holidays" by Annie Roe Carr
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