Refs, at times

Usage examples of whistlers.

Maybe Kesk had bribed or intimidated the Whistlers into joining the hunt.

The Whistlers, one of the city's smaller and less successful gangs, had stolen the birds at midsummer and were still trying to dispose of them at bargain prices.

Or the discovery that the Whistlers had joined forces with the Red Axes to hunt him down.

Here at least are some doings in the house of an Israelite clergyman (or prophet) in the island of Anaa, of which I am equally sure that Duncan would disclaim and the Whistlers hail them for an imitation of their own.

A pair of young Whistlers dipped and soared over his head, dancing like the gay clan banners being unfurled in the sky.

Word had it that the net contained kayven whistlers, flying carnivores with appetites as large and sharp as their teeth.