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Pigeon aw the Picture of a Glas with Water in’t, and taking it to be Water indeed, flew Rahly and Eagerly up to’t, for a Soup to Quench her Thirt. She broke her Feathers againt the Frame of the Picture, and falling to the Ground upon’t, was taken up by the By-Standers.