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| The police listened with perfect resignation and decorum, and politely shifted their ground. They turned around and found a man standing on the floor in the center of the cave, who bowed very politely when he saw he had attracted their attention. They stood in rows on the branches, waiting politely while he cut the paper sixpences out of his bank-note, and presently he called the roll, and then each bird, as the names were mentioned, flew down and got sixpence. |
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