A rabbit.

A rabbit?

How about the rabbit? And one for the

It's yours, Arnie.

These are men. Same thing.

The hunter chases the rabbit in the fields.

I thought he was a rabbit or a pheasant or something.

Dead rabbits don't eat.

Or even one jackrabbit?

And the poor little hare!

The hare was outdistanced by the tortoise.

The hare was overtaken by the tortoise.

I used to hunt rabbits there myself.

Four rabbits' feet, and he got killed.

Mad as a March hare.

among the cormorants, the seagulls... and wild rabbits.

Mad as a March hare.

It is not easy to catch a hare with your bare hands.

He was poking around the clearing and I thought he was a rabbit or something.

What have you got? A rabbit?

It should make a nice stew for you. A rabbit!

No, Sammy, no. That's just it. One for the rabbit.

It's not the same thing.

There's plump rabbits waiting for the frying pan.

Well, I'm fond of rabbits, but they have to be kept down.

Where'd Arnie get the rabbit?

The hare drank the milk I gave him and slept in my bed.

Or the bobcat, needing rabbits and beavers and den sites.

If I shot the rabbit, I didn't shoot Harry.

Well, the larder was empty, and I got to thinking about a toothful of fried rabbit

I shot a rabbit today! Don't shout. I know you did.

You never know when a dead rabbit might come in handy.

... a tiny hare that had lost its mother and some white cats with blue eyes.

Little rabbit?

As it is, I'll thank you to shut your stupid mouth.

Rabbits.

The hare itself, the animal not a cat, not a dog, a hare why a hare?

Little white rabbit?

Bunny rabbits!

This is one of my favorite ones here, where they have rabbit breeding, so males choose the lucky rabbit.

A fox is not caught twice in the same snare.

The dog chased the rabbit.

I told her what I thought

Hold the rabbits tight.

And in terms of the line of poetry, why does the poet use the word hare rather than rabbit?