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1     1,   1  (3)|   with the Pang, an imaginary bird of enormous size, with its
2     1,   1  (3)|    ninety thousand miles. The bird is laughed at by wrens and
3     1,   3, 8  | Listen," said he, "that small bird preaches the essential doctrine
4     1,   4, 8  |       change in the song of a bird, it is as valueless as a
5     1,   5, 11 |       bad on the wing. As the bird in the egg is one and the
6     1,   5, 11 |       one and the same as the bird on the wing, so the good
7     1,   5, 15 |     the sea. It exists in the bird. It exists in the beast.
8     1,   6, 2  |   being unable to give even a bird's-eye view of it. Enlightenment,
9     1,   6, 17 |      it all. As conceivably a bird might sit on a telegraph