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The parrot sighed, “Master, if you see green parrots in India, will you please inform them that I alive and well?

Tell them that I live in a big house in Persia in a cage.”

The merchant promised to pass on the message and left.

After finishing all his work in India, the merchant visited a garden. He came across a group of parrots.

He walked up to them, “Friend parrots, I bring a message to you from one of your sisters. She was trapped here in India. But she now lives with me.”

One of the parrots flew and landed on the merchant’s shoulder. “Is that so?” it said, “We hope she is safe.”

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