` Hi ! you fellow ! ' called he , ` what have you got inside there ? ' ` Gazelles , ' replied the man . ` Bring them here , for I should like to see them . ' As he spoke , some men who were standing by began to laugh , saying to the man with the cage : ` You had better take care how you bargain with him , for he has nothing at all except what he picks up from a dust-heap , and if he ca n't feed himself , will he be able to feed a gazelle ? ' But the man with the cage made answer : ` Since I started from my home in the country , fifty people at the least have called me to show them my gazelles , and was there one among them who cared to buy ? It is the custom for a trader in merchandise to be summoned hither and thither , and who knows where one may find a buyer ? ' And he took up his cage and went towards the scratcher of dust-heaps , and the men went with him . ` What do you ask for your gazelles ? ' said the beggar . ` Will you let me have one for an eighth ? ' And the man with the cage took out a gazelle , and held it out , saying , ` Take this one , master ! ' And the beggar took it and carried it to the dust-heap , where he scratched carefully till he found a few grains of corn , which he divided with his gazelle . This he did night and morning , till five days went by . Then , as he slept , the gazelle woke him , saying , ` Master . ' And the man answered , ` How is it that I see a wonder ? ' ` What wonder ? ' asked the gazelle . ` Why , that you , a gazelle , should be able to speak , for , from the beginning , my father and mother and all the people that are in the world have never told me of a talking gazelle . '
` Never mind XXXXX , ' said the gazelle , ` but listen to what I say !
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