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    A group of crows lived in a tree and discussed their new owl neighbor who had disturbed their sleep with his hooting. The largest crow, Totabhai, confronted the owl claiming the owl couldn't stay there. However, the owl stood up to Totabhai and the other crows by asserting he had a right to live there. The owl then apologized for disturbing the crows and flew off without agreeing to stop his hooting. The next day, the crows made fun of the owl but he remained polite and explained his different appearance and calls were for camouflage and hunting at night.

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    A group of crows lived in a tree and discussed their new owl neighbor who had disturbed their sleep with his hooting. The largest crow, Totabhai, confronted the owl claiming the owl couldn't stay there. However, the owl stood up to Totabhai and the other crows by asserting he had a right to live there. The owl then apologized for disturbing the crows and flew off without agreeing to stop his hooting. The next day, the crows made fun of the owl but he remained polite and explained his different appearance and calls were for camouflage and hunting at night.

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    A group of crows lived in a tree and discussed their new owl neighbor who had disturbed their sleep with his hooting. The largest crow, Totabhai, confronted the owl claiming the owl couldn't stay there. However, the owl stood up to Totabhai and the other crows by asserting he had a right to live there. The owl then apologized for disturbing the crows and flew off without agreeing to stop his hooting. The next day, the crows made fun of the owl but he remained polite and explained his different appearance and calls were for camouflage and hunting at night.

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    22 Short 7-12, V's

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    A group of crows lived in a tree and discussed their new owl neighbor who had disturbed their sleep with his hooting. The largest crow, Totabhai, confronted the owl claiming the owl couldn't stay there. However, the owl stood up to Totabhai and the other crows by asserting he had a right to live there. The owl then apologized for disturbing the crows and flew off without agreeing to stop his hooting. The next day, the crows made fun of the owl but he remained polite and explained his different appearance and calls were for camouflage and hunting at night.

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    22 Short Stories (7  12)

     Plump, ripe mangoes


     They cackled noisily as they pecked the delicious
    fruit
     chatting over a particularly sweet one
     We have a new neighbour.
     Grumbled Mrs. Totaben
     Retorted his mother
     a small hollow Close to the trunk
     Mithu was not mistaken
     When all the birds were fast asleep
     They were shaken out of their feathers
     He ruffled his feathers self-importantly.
     Totabhai stalked onto the branch and peered into
    the Darkness
     he nearly jumped off the branch in fright
     "WH...who is that?" he quavered
     Pleased to make your acquaintance
     Said a deep voice politely
     Making such a racket at night
     A few crows had gathered
     We cannot allow you to stay here
     I am afraid that is not true
     The parrots were taken aback
     They had expected the newcomer to cower down
    but he was standing up to them
     you shall not hoot then
     regain some of his dignity.
     I am sorry for having disturbed all of you
     he flew off into the night
     The birds settled back to sleep
     his head tucked into his feathers snugly
     He did not emerge the whole day.
     ambling over to see the owl
     You are crazy," declared Totabhai.
     Replied Ullunath benignly
     "We are not odd," bristled Parakeet
     Look at your dull feathers
     so that we may be camouflaged
     The rest of the clan seemed unimpressed.

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