Part, Chapter

 1    2, 6 |     you gain two wings! 4 A fowl with only one wing~Is impotent
 2    2, 18|    Hen.~Although a domestic fowl may have taken thee,~Who
 3    2, 18|   dost not, like a domestic fowl, dig up the house.~Thou
 4    3, 9 |   thing is, not that winged fowl~Fall into the deadly snare
 5    3, 13| snare is the fetter of wild fowl. ~The prison is the hermitage
 6    3, 18| Adam and fairies. ~Fish and fowl dwell under the shelter
 7    4, 2 |     seas,~And all feathered fowl in the air above,~All elephants,
 8    5, 3 |   preys on others, like the fowl which, when catching a worm,
 9    5, 10|  the house of pride.~When a fowl flies to the salt water,~
10    5, 10|     mere imitation of other fowl,~And its soul has never