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1. The bird said, "I see that you are poor and hungry. I want to help you. I'll give you one of my feathers. Take it home and cook it. You will have a good dinner. Come back tomorrow, and I'll give you another feather."
2. Wife tells husband "Silly, how can the feather become food? You must catch the bird and kill it. Then we can cook the bird and eat it."
3. Every day she said to the man, "We must not have only the little red feather. We must have the bird. Then we can cook two, three or four feathers every day and we shall have as much food as we like."
4. "But the little bird is my friend. I shall not kill it"- the man answered.
5. The man was very sad, but the wife said, "Now we shall have much food every day."
1. The bird said, "I see that you are poor and hungry. I want to help you. I'll give you one of my feathers. Take it home and cook it. You will have a good dinner. Come back tomorrow, and I'll give you another feather."
2. Wife tells husband "Silly, how can the feather become food? You must catch the bird and kill it. Then we can cook the bird and eat it."
3. Every day she said to the man, "We must not have only the little red feather. We must have the bird. Then we can cook two, three or four feathers every day and we shall have as much food as we like."
4. "But the little bird is my friend. I shall not kill it"- the man answered.
5. The man was very sad, but the wife said, "Now we shall have much food every day."
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1. The bird said it saw that the man was poor and hungry. The bird wanted to help him. It said it would give him one of its feathers. The bird told the man to take the feather home and cook it. The bird said the man would have a good dinner. It told him to come back the next day, and it would give him another feather.
2. The wife called her husband silly and asked how the feather could become food. She said he had to catch the bird and kill it. She said that they could cook the bird and eat it.
3. Every day she said to the man that they mustn't have only the little red feather. She said they must have the bird and then they could cook two, three or four feathers every day and they would have as much food as they liked.
4. The man said that the little bird was his friend. He said he would not kill it.
5. The man was very sad, but his wife said that then they would have much food every day.