at all and, drawing myself back, lean quietly backward and hang upside down. That way, the trap remains above, my body is the only thing that falls down, and I secretly fly away. But for you, when birdlime is spread, the bunch of you get all upset, raise
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a ruckus, and start flapping around. For this reason you get completely covered in birdlime, can't move at all, and get caught. What a blunder!" This he said, quite clearly full of wisdom.
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A jenny wren, a small bird sitting in the farthest seat, laughed and said, "Men are more clever than birds, and once somebody saw that kind of trick, he'd put a narrow trap below as well. Then if you hung upside down and fell to the ground as you said