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 1    1, 2 |     with every one.~When the fowler sounds his decoy whistle,~
 2    1, 3 |    within a decoy call and a fowler's snare.~Therefore the followers
 3    2, 11|    like the decoy calls of a fowler, which resemble the voices
 4    6, 2 |                STORY II. The Fowler and the Bird.~A fowler went
 5    6, 2 |   The Fowler and the Bird.~A fowler went out to catch birds,
 6    6, 2 |      as to his business. The fowler said he was a hermit who
 7    6, 2 |      of a solitary life. The fowler replied that a solitary
 8    6, 2 |     strewed on the trap. The fowler replied that they were the
 9    6, 2 |     was very hungry, and the fowler, with much pretended reluctance,
10    6, 2 | prisoner. He then abused the fowler for his trickery, but the
11    6, 2 |    for his trickery, but the fowler said he had only himself
12    6, 2 |     loudly,~So that the very fowler and his trap shook with