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1     1,   5, 6 |      loving father even in a burglar, and a kind neighbour even
2     1,   5, 10|     as the sages of old. The burglar, overhearing these remarks,
3     1,   8, 1 | compared with that of an old burglar who taught his son the art
4     1,   8, 1 |     the art of burglary. The burglar one evening said to his
5     1,   8, 1 |      my dear boy, be a great burglar like myself?" "Yes, father,"
6     1,   8, 1 | certain village, the veteran burglar made a hole in the wall
7     1,   8, 1 |     home in safety. Thus the burglar taught his son how to rid