"sparrowling" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1885, The Atlantic Monthly, volume 55, page 491:",
          "text": "The poor sparrowling struggled bravely, but every attempt ended in failure [...]",
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          "ref": "2010, D.M. Cornish, The Foundling's Tale, Part Two:",
          "text": "“Hallo,” Rossamünd said softly, “has the Sparrowling sent you?” The sparrow chirruped loudly. Was that a reply? The tiny bird chirped again and shot away, Rossamünd losing sight of it in the thick foliage.",
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