Stray Notes On Fishing And Natural History
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CH. II. ] ANECDOTES OF PARROTS. 163 The Parrot of a relation of mine also used, whenever he dropped anything he was eating, to say, "Pick up Bobby's crust, " being doubtless prompted by the same train of associations, as those which lead another Parrot, which I know well, invariably to say, "Thank you, " whenever anything is given to him.
The following story is not a bad one, but all that I can say with regard to its authenticity is, si non vero, e ben trovato If it be not true, it deserves to ...be so for the sake both of master and pupil. Some parrot-fanciers had agreed to meet in a year's time, when each was to shew a bird for a prize, proficiency in talking being by common consent to be the great criterion of merit. On the day appointed all the rest came, each duly bringing his Parrot : one only appeared without his. On being asked why he had not shewn one according to the agreement, he said that he had tried to train one, but that he was such a stupid bird he was quite ashamed to bring him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CH. II. ] ANECDOTES OF PARROTS. 163 The Parrot of a relation of mine also used, whenever he dropped anything he was eating, to say, "Pick up Bobby's crust, " being doubtless prompted by the same train of associations, as those which lead another Parrot, which I know well, invariably to say, "Thank you, " whenever anything is given to him.
The following story is not a bad one, but all that I can say with regard to its authenticity is, si non vero, e ben trovato If it be not true, it deserves to ...be so for the sake both of master and pupil. Some parrot-fanciers had agreed to meet in a year's time, when each was to shew a bird for a prize, proficiency in talking being by common consent to be the great criterion of merit. On the day appointed all the rest came, each duly bringing his Parrot : one only appeared without his. On being asked why he had not shewn one according to the agreement, he said that he had tried to train one, but that he was such a stupid bird he was quite ashamed to bring him.
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