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 1    3, 3|  Jackal who pretended to be a Peacock.~A jackal fell into a dye-pit,
 2    3, 3|      them to address him as a peacock. But they proceeded to test
 3    3, 3|       Dost thou scream like a peacock, or strut about gardens
 4    5, 1|    cock of concupiscence, the peacock of ambition and ostentation,
 5    5, 1|   sacrifice by Abraham of the peacock of ambition and ostentation.
 6    5, 3|   STORY III. The Sage and the Peacock.~A sage went out to till
 7    5, 3|     till his field, and saw a peacock busily engaged in destroying
 8    5, 3| himself, but cried out to the peacock to forbear from mutilating
 9    5, 3|       so wanton a manner. The peacock then explained to him that
10    5, 3|      spiritual life, like the peacock's plumage; but, nevertheless,