"rabbitling" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1857, Henry Morley, Gossip, page 228:",
          "text": "Three rabbitlings, all with surprising tails — an unique breed — were a peace-offering to move the stubbornest of hearts.",
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          "text": "Yonder goes a weasel wriggling over a turf fence, on the other side of which probably it has its home, gorged, as one can imagine, with the brains of silly rabbibs^([sic]) and rabbitlings.",
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          "text": "I remember catching a nearly full-grown \"rabbitling” in a rather strange way when the waters were out at Windsor, Eton, and Datchet.",
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          "ref": "1980, Annual Report of the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Environment, page 177:",
          "text": "The total quantity of milk produced during the year was 129,399.6 litres, out of which 25,420.0 litres were fed to calves, piglets and rabbitlings, 78,467.0 litres were sold to Hospitals, […]",
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        "A small or young rabbit."
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        "(rare) A small or young rabbit."
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