| "A toad like fever!" Fever? | |
| "A toad like fever." I don't understand this! | |
| "All students must be equipped with one standard size 2 pewter cauldron and may bring, if they desire, either an owl, a cat or a toad." | |
| "Ever since he was knee-high to a hop toad, "the thing he wanted more than anything else was a beard. | |
| "He took toad firmly by the arm, "led him into the smoking room, "and closed the door behind them. | |
| "A toad like fever!" Fever? | |
| "A toad like fever." I don't understand this! | |
| "All students must be equipped with one standard size 2 pewter cauldron and may bring, if they desire, either an owl, a cat or a toad." | |
| "Ever since he was knee-high to a hop toad, "the thing he wanted more than anything else was a beard. | |
| "He took toad firmly by the arm, "led him into the smoking room, "and closed the door behind them. | |
| "And a meal of toads and unchristened children was cooked by Karna." | |
| "And their cities squat like black toads | |
| "Then we'll go listen to the toads. You can tell me your life story". | |
| (woman) # I don't like snails or toads or frogs # # or strange things living under logs, # # but, mmm, I love onions. # | |
| - He had two toads. | |
| "And a meal of toads and unchristened children was cooked by Karna." | |
| "And their cities squat like black toads | |
| "Then we'll go listen to the toads. You can tell me your life story". | |
| (woman) # I don't like snails or toads or frogs # # or strange things living under logs, # # but, mmm, I love onions. # | |
| - He had two toads. | |
| You really toaded my wet sprocket. | |
| You really toaded my wet sprocket. | |
