Leverets [noun]

"Perhaps the weasel only killed the leveret for your good," he said presently.

He procured a leveret, and reared it to beat several marches on the drum with its hind-legs, until it became a good stout hare.

But do you know, I could send you to prison for providing this excellent leveret at this time of year.

Here, one starry April night, in a snug “form” prepared by the mother hare, a leveret was born.

During the late summer and the early autumn, nothing occurred to endanger the leveret's life.

All day the strange, disturbing noise continued, drawing gradually nearer the spot where the leveret lay.

The leveret was now full-grown, and Nature's mothering instincts were strong within her.

Aye, this is indeed a pied merlin, and with a leveret under its claws, as I am a living woman.

A big leveret showed itself among the clover and fell a victim to the gun.

“I would rather run after the leveret, or chase the young deer for exercise,” observed the simple girl.