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When I was a boy in Carolina, I was cured forever of caging wild things. Not content with hearing mockingbirds sing from the trees,I decided to cage a young one and thus have a young singer all my own. On his second day in the cage, I saw his mother fly to him with food in her bill. This attention pleased me, for surely the mother knew how to feed her child better than I did. The following morning my sad little bird in the cage was dead.
A man who had studied birds all his life said: " A mother mockingbird, finding her baby in a cage, will sometimes take it poisoned berries. She thinks it better for one she loves to die rather than live in a cage
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