Phe

Perhaps so; I am waiting for my phe-a-ton, which my faellow is to bring down,—tauking a little tour.

When I whistled their well-known phe-be note they were at once on the alert, and evidently expected to be fed.

Chickadee-dee, liquid gurgles and chuckling notes and a sweet, clearly whistled, phe-be or phe-be-e.

Al´-phe-ratz or (al-fe-rats´), α Andromedæ, "the head of the woman in chains."

Phe-re-phat´ta.Name given to Persephone, or Proserpina, 183.