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 1    1, 2|   STORY II. The Oilman and his Parrot.~An oilman possessed a parrot
 2    1, 2|  Parrot.~An oilman possessed a parrot which used to amuse him
 3    1, 2|    went out. One day, when the parrot was alone in the shop, a
 4    1, 2|       home he thought that the parrot had done this mischief,
 5    1, 2|      in his anger he smote the parrot such a blow on the head
 6    1, 2|  several days. But one day the parrot saw a bald-headed man passing
 7    1, 2|       passers-by smiled at the parrot's mistake in confounding
 8    1, 7|        Merchant and his Clever Parrot.~There was a certain merchant
 9    1, 7|    certain merchant who kept a parrot in a cage. Being about to
10    1, 7|      on business, he asked the parrot if he had any message to
11    1, 7|       in that country, and the parrot desired him to tell them
12    1, 7|       was annoyed with his own parrot for having sent such a fatal
13    1, 7|       home sharply rebuked his parrot for doing so. But the parrot
14    1, 7|   parrot for doing so. But the parrot no sooner heard the merchant'
15    1, 7| explaining that the Hindustani parrot had only feigned death to
16    5, 6|     place a mirror between the parrot and the trainer. The trainer,
17    5, 6|      utters the words, and the parrot, seeing his own reflection
18    5, 6|        mirror, fancies another parrot is speaking, and imitates