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The crane, though unable to rival the other in any glory of plumage, is nevertheless said to have used these words in mockery: Countless may be the array of colours variegating your plumage, yet you, the wearer of that gaudy tail, are for ever kept close to earth. But I soar aloft into the air on my wing for all its ugliness, and am wafted nigh to the stars and heavenly powers.
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